Carnival Aktie News

Carnival (NYSE:CCL) is anticipated to announce its Q2 earnings on June 24. The cruising behemoth is expected to report earnings of $0.24 per share based on consensus estimates, which is an increase from $0.11 in the same quarter last year.

The market is up only 3% so far this year, although that's a big climb from the depths of its earlier declines. Investors as a group may be feeling pessimistic, but that doesn't mean you have to be.

Die Marktunsicherheiten lassen auch die Kreuzfahrtindustrie nicht kalt, dies konnte sich aber besser als andere Bereiche der Tourismusbranche behaupten.

Airlines and travel stocks fell in Europe and the US, as oil and gold prices also rose amidst heightened geopolitical tensions. Tensions in the Middle East weighed on expectations for leisure travel, while rising oil prices bode badly for airline and cruise ship profit margins.

Leisure and entertainment giants Carnival (CCL -2.59%) and The Walt Disney Company (DIS 0.67%) offer an abundance of options for anyone thinking about taking a vacation this summer. The two companies can also represent compelling investments, with both stocks gaining momentum in recent months.

Analysts have been cutting their estimates for companies' sales and profits, but there are always exceptions to trends.

Carnival (CCL 0.76%) went from a full stop to full speed ahead, and the result was, as you might expect, a dramatic improvement in its business performance. But what happens now that the cruise line is at the top of its game?

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings are peers are seeing improvements in web traffic and third-party pricing.