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stockerblog	PE of 10, a PEG of 0.88, and it pays a yield of 5.8%.	Love	November 07, 2008
barrons2	Commodity costs, specifically their decline, also helps the companies that were forced to raise prices when those costs were higher. Because the companies won’t reduce prices in tandem with that decline. That means more profits and better-than-expected earnings. Watch for reports from Heinz (HNZ), Kimberly-Clark (KMB), UPS (UPS), FedEx (FDX) and Carnival Cruise (CCL).	Love	September 04, 2008
stockerblog	8/20/2008	Love	August 06, 2008
sarah z	From a recent Mad Money show: "I think Carnival Cruise is going to take share. I like Carnival. People are still going on vacations; they're still taking cruises."	Love	July 20, 2008
donateyourboat	overpriced	Hate	June 30, 2008
stockerblog	ex-div date: 5/21/2008	Love	May 15, 2008
barrons2	The stock could rebound 50%, based on the outlook for bookings and profitability. And Carnival would get a big boost from any drop in fuel costs.	Love	April 05, 2008
mkgref	Cruise lines... 75 million baby boomers retiring... BOOMER-yah!	Love	March 04, 2008
stockerblog	P/E 14, PEG of 0.9, and a yield of 3.8%.	Love	February 21, 2008
MadMonk	Meets/exceeds my earnings, balance sheet, and cash flow criteria(s).	Love	January 02, 2008
mitzeleh	thought boomers would cruise	Hate	November 06, 2007
richiej46	growth	Love	October 25, 2007
High Dividends	14% 0.40 sixth rise over the last three years	Love	October 22, 2007
barrons2	Carnival, has now sailed into this space twice in 2007 with sweetened dividends. In April, the company boosted its quarterly 27%, to 35 cents a share from 27.5 cents. Wednesday, it raised its payout another 14%, to 40 cents. This marks the sixth increase in the past three years, during which the dividend has more than tripled. Disbursements have been ongoing since 1988. Investors of record Nov. 23 will receive the new dividend Dec. 14. The ex-dividend date is Nov. 20. Yield: 3.36%.	Love	October 20, 2007
fairbrodvm	European business, weak dollar	Love	October 10, 2007
LongTermInvest.blogspot.com	Buy Below: 48	Love	October 05, 2007
sarah z	American's are strapped for cash and that means no expensive vacations. Europeans are not having these troubles and Carnival Corporation (CCL) was cited as a winner by Jim today. 34% of sales come from outside North America and Europe is growing. 24% of the world's cruise passengers come from Europe also and that number goes up 10% a year. By 2010 CCL is hoping to up its European fleet from 30% to 40% and Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. (RCL) only has 10% of its fleet in Europe. Jim wouldn't recommend the stock solely on this trend but the fundamentals are good as well. Advance bookings for the fourth quarter of 2007 and the first half of 2008 are ahead of last years numbers as well. Look at CCL.	Love	September 27, 2007
jmurad2@yahoo.com	Accumulation	Love	June 19, 2007
dfrankmaria	Cruise Line Market Share Leader	Love	May 29, 2007
gctrader1	if i want enteric virus ill eat my wifes cookin ive become a landlubber - P.S. where are all the passengers disappearing too?	Hate	May 19, 2007
SeeSaw	The best of the uranium miners	Love	April 25, 2007
Barrons	Celebrating its 35th anniversary this year, Carnival (CCL), the world's largest cruise line, Monday hiked its common dividend for the fifth year in a row. The new quarterly is rising 27%, to 35 cents a share from 27.5 cents. It will go out June 8 to holders on Carnival's roster May 18. The ex-date is May 16. Yield: 2.96%. Payouts have been ongoing since 1988. Since 2005, Carnival has repurchased $1.2 billion worth of its shares.	Love	April 21, 2007
stockerblog	P/E 16.5, P/S 3.3, yield 2.4%.	Love	April 16, 2007
BlueWaterBeach	New cruise terminals under development will increase passenger revenue.	Hate	April 09, 2007
Admin	8. Carnival Corporation (CCL) and Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd (RCL).	Love	February 22, 2007
j patrick brown	owner	Love	February 02, 2007