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‘ Carnival Corporation Reports Strong Fourth Quarter Results, CEO Discusses Momentum\n\nThe major indexes rebounded on Thursday, with the Fed’s favorite inflation data due. Apple and Carnival Corporation (CCL) led the stocks to watch. CCL shares jumped after the cruise operator reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter results, citing strong ongoing vacation booking trends. CEO Josh Weinstein joined Yahoo Finance to discuss the company’s momentum.\n\nWeinstein noted that Carnival has seen “record demand” persisting post-pandemic, with 2024 bookings already nearly two-thirds filled at “considerably higher prices.” He attributes this to increased advertising and onboard investments paying off, driving “true organic demand” beyond just pent-up post-COVID travel appetite. In his view, Carnival’s “world-class” brand experience and delivery of memorable voyages are attracting first-time and loyal cruisers alike, resulting in historic volumes and pricing power.\n\nThe S&P 500 rose 1% on Thursday, December 21, 2023, with positive corporate earnings news helping U.S. Equities bounce back from Wednesday’s selloff. Cruise operator Carnival Corporation (CCL) shares are trading higher after posting a narrower-than-forecast fourth-quarter loss alongside better-than-expected revenue totals. The stock has surged around 140% year-to-date in 2023.\n\nBlackBerry (BB) shares plunged Thursday afternoon after the company provided light fourth-quarter revenue guidance. This capped a tumultuous year which saw executive and strategy shifts for the former mobile phone maker now focused on cybersecurity, leading to eight analyst hold ratings presently.\n\nUsed vehicle retailer CarMax (KMX) reported mixed results after beating third-quarter EPS estimates but missing consensus revenue forecasts. The company remains optimistic about its future growth potential.\n\n Carnival Corporation’s strong fourth-quarter results and CEO Josh Weinstein’s discussion of the company’s momentum highlight its resilience and attractiveness in the cruise industry.’

‘ Carnival Corporation Reports Strong Fourth Quarter Results, CEO Discusses Momentum\n\nThe major indexes rebounded on Thursday, with the Fed’s favorite inflation data due. Apple and Carnival Corporation (CCL) led the stocks to watch. CCL shares jumped after the cruise operator reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter results, citing strong ongoing vacation booking trends. CEO Josh Weinstein joined Yahoo Finance to discuss the company’s momentum.\n\nWeinstein noted that Carnival has seen “record demand” persisting post-pandemic, with 2024 bookings already nearly two-thirds filled at “considerably higher prices.” He attributes this to increased advertising and onboard investments paying off, driving “true organic demand” beyond just pent-up post-COVID travel appetite. In his view, Carnival’s “world-class” brand experience and delivery of memorable voyages are attracting first-time and loyal cruisers alike, resulting in historic volumes and pricing power.\n\nThe S&P 500 rose 1% on Thursday, December 21, 2023, with positive corporate earnings news helping U.S. Equities bounce back from Wednesday’s selloff. Cruise operator Carnival Corporation (CCL) shares are trading higher after posting a narrower-than-forecast fourth-quarter loss alongside better-than-expected revenue totals. The stock has surged around 140% year-to-date in 2023.\n\nBlackBerry (BB) shares plunged Thursday afternoon after the company provided light fourth-quarter revenue guidance. This capped a tumultuous year which saw executive and strategy shifts for the former mobile phone maker now focused on cybersecurity, leading to eight analyst hold ratings presently.\n\nUsed vehicle retailer CarMax (KMX) reported mixed results after beating third-quarter EPS estimates but missing consensus revenue forecasts. The company remains optimistic about its future growth potential.\n\n Carnival Corporation’s strong fourth-quarter results and CEO Josh Weinstein’s discussion of the company’s momentum highlight its resilience and attractiveness in the cruise industry.’$CCL2023-12-22T12:51:58.745Z

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