CCL snapshot historyBase and published updates, newest first.

Event	Price	VS BASE	VS PRIOR	Vol. ratio	RSI	52w pos.	EMA trend
S8 · 10:49	$26.35	+6.30%	+0.89%	–	–	–	–
Aftermarket · S7 · 17:54	$26.13	+5.41%	+0.27%	–	–	–	–
S7 · 16:15	$26.07	+5.14%	+0.78%	–	–	–	–
S7 · 11:02	$25.87	+4.36%	-1.13%	–	–	–	–
S6 · 18:09	$26.15	+5.49%	-0.66%	–	–	–	–

S6 · 16:36	$26.32	+6.15%	+0.85%	–	–	–	–
S6 · 11:09	$26.11	+5.30%	-1.94%	–	–	–	–
Base · 14:28	$24.79	0.00%	0.00%	2.05x	67.02	72.74%	22.72 > 23.14 > 24.44

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CCLCarnival Corporation Ltd.

NYSE

Consumer Cyclical · Travel Services · United States · Market cap $33.9B

Official website carnivalcorp.com

Updated at Oct 9, 2026 · 10:49 NYSE Session 8 CCL tracked gain rose 1.01 points to 6.44%; the current quote is 0.85% higher and 0.31% above VWAP, though volume is 0.09 times average. Its twenty-session return remains 16.18 points ahead of the Consumer Cyclical sector. The earnings beat and higher full-year outlook still lack new evidence of operating follow-through.

Panel thesis: Both companies have earnings catalysts. CCL's event move held near its high and its 20-session return was 11.23 percentage points ahead of its sector proxy. KMX's active model estimates are more favorable: estimated positive-return probabilities for sessions 3, 8, and 15 are 54.7%, 56.7%, and 52.8%, versus CCL's 47.0%, 46.9%, and 50.2%. The modeled adverse-MAE medians are also less negative for KMX at each horizon. Those comparisons use eight cases; MAE describes the worst interim adverse move from the entry reference, not the final return. A separate audit-only H15 historical-dispersion output favors KMX as well, but it is contextual and not a selection score. CCL remains the provisional choice because its supplied event-session tape and sector-relative record are stronger. Confidence is reduced, and follow-through remains the key test.

+11.95% · 2.05x volume · 22.72 > 23.14 > 24.44

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Company context

A global cruise operator with a portfolio of brands and more than 90 ships.

Committee read

This is the committee's read of the evidence, not a probability or score. CCL retains the stronger observed event tape and sector-relative record. The omitted KMX comparison is now weighed explicitly and materially reduces confidence. The small eight-case samples and CCL's dated, context-only SEC features limit the model evidence.

CCL six-month price channel and 20-session relative performance versus sector

CCL model return forecast fan chart from entry with observed path — **P10 — Cautious outcome:** a weak result; most model estimates are above this level.

**P50 — Central outcome:** the middle estimate; roughly half of the model estimates are above and half below.

**P90 — Favourable outcome:** a strong result; only the most favourable model estimates are above this level.

These are model reference levels, not guarantees.

Why it entered the scanScanner+11.95% · 2.05x volume · 22.72 > 23.14 > 24.44Expand this section in place

Public scanner fields captured at the base snapshot; deeper research inputs remain private.

Snapshot

What was captured at the base

Base price$24.79

Change on day+11.95%

Volume vs 3-month average2.05x 3-month average

RSI (14)67.02

Structure

How price is behaving

Price vs session VWAPAbove VWAP · $24.72 · +0.28% from VWAP

EMA trend22.72 > 23.14 > 24.44

52-week position72.74% of 52-week high

ATR extension from EMA21Healthy · 1.79 ATR from EMA21

Session range position67% of session range

Risk and context

What may change the read

Relative strengthIdiosyncratic · +12.13% vs SPY

Volume percentile98.40th percentile · Exceptional

Gap at open0.00%

Earnings riskEarnings warning

Short interest3.79%

Days to cover2.51

CatalystThese S&P500 stocks are gapping in today's session

Decision frameworkModel levelsBase $24.79 · Downside $23.41 · Upside $26.16 / $27.55Expand this section in place

Base framework for context and outcome tracking. These are not trading instructions.

Base$24.79

Downside$23.41

Upside 1$26.16

Upside 2$27.55

What happened nextObserved outcomes+5 sessions · +7.24% from $24.79 base · CompleteExpand this section in place

Tracking results

+1 sessions

Observed price$24.54CoverageComplete-0.99% from $24.79 baseSep 30, 2026 · 17:36 NYSEAdvance +2.80% · Drawdown -0.99%

+5 sessions

Observed price$26.58CoverageComplete+7.24% from $24.79 baseOct 6, 2026 · 17:49 NYSEAdvance +7.77% · Drawdown -1.07%

+10 sessions

Observed price—CoveragePendingPending

+15 sessions

Observed price—CoveragePendingPending

Observed daily-bar ranges are retrospective measurements, not targets, stops, or trading instructions.

Further readingPublic contextShow 1 related linksExpand this section in place

SEC 8-K filing

Five analytical lenses

Tryding Review

Adversarial review

Five AI analytical agents reading the same evidence; disagreement stays visible.

Elena Vartanyanindependent statistical auditor

“Start with the whole session. The dated snapshot has the S&P 500 and Russell 2000 under pressure, while the Nasdaq 100 is nearly steady. The separate breadth proxy also leaned weak, within its own coverage.”

MAE is the deepest interim adverse move from the entry reference, not the ending return. The separate audit-only P10-to-P90 figures describe a wide historical range from only eight cases; they should increase caution, not be read as a forecast.

Kenji OseiAI Systems & Market Data Integrity Analyst

“Timestamp matters: that benchmark snapshot is about 25 minutes before our cut, beyond its six-minute refresh threshold. The 10-year yield level is 5.272%; the reported change is +3.20 basis points. A basis point is one hundredth of a percentage point, so the change is about 0.032 percentage points.”

And CCL's 20-session asset return was +4.48% against -6.75% for its sector proxy. That relative record is observed evidence in its favor. It does not cancel the KMX model countercase.

Nate Brooksmarket structure and timing analyst

“And the breadth record is an intraday proxy; end-of-day breadth was unavailable. It tells us participation looked weak in that defined sample, not that every stock faced the same pressure.”

Observed tape still separates them. KMX's provider trajectory faded from about +5.72% to +3.24%, with price below VWAP and a downward intraday reading. CCL's N0 capture was +11.95%, and its last supplied provider observation remained near that move.

Marcus Feldinformation, fundamentals and catalyst analyst

“The news cut adds energy and geopolitical uncertainty, plus the IEA's grid-delay reporting. That's a tougher backdrop for risk-taking, but it doesn't explain any one company's move.”

There is another distinction: the audit-only H15 historical-dispersion output favors KMX too. Its median is +4.18%, with P10 -5.31% and P90 +16.31%; CCL's is -1.26%, with P10 -19.62% and P90 +7.16%. That's a relevant countercase, but it is a separate contextual output, not a selection score.

Priya Nandakumarinstitutional risk and execution manager

“NTWK's results and guidance are concrete, but the tape is thin. The dossier puts price 3.06 ATR above its EMA reference. ATR is the stock's typical daily range; a gap of more than three of those ranges raises the chance that a reversal will be sharp.”

I still dissent on the strength of the 15-session claim. KMX's model case is better across the supplied horizons, and CCL's fuel and updated balance-sheet picture remain unresolved. Keep CCL conditional and let the next regular-session observation test the tape.

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Context roundtable

Broader Market Context

The day’s market snapshot leaned weak, with broad participation also soft in its covered intraday basket. Other signals diverged: August labor-market measures changed little, mortgage scoring access broadened, and electricity investment and grid constraints remained a structural theme. Oil and policy headlines add uncertainty, but the shared context does not quantify any company’s demand, financing sensitivity or fuel costs.

The market snapshot and the news cut describe different parts of the day. The snapshot showed pressure in the S&P 500 and Russell 2000 while the Nasdaq 100 was nearly steady; a separate intraday participation proxy leaned weak within its own covered basket. End-of-day breadth was unavailable, so that reading is limited to its captured window and universe. The snapshot was already about 25 minutes old at the review cut, beyond its six-minute freshness mark. Its US 10-year row reported a 5.272% yield level and a +3.20 basis-point daily change. Those values describe the level and the move separately. The economic and policy items did not point in one direction. The Bureau of Labor Statistics said August job openings and hires changed little. Fannie Mae broadened VantageScore 4.0 availability to approved lenders, which adds a scoring option but does not establish how lending or household spending will change. The Atlanta Fed reported a 1.5% decline in its July homeownership-affordability measure. These are useful conditions to track, not direct measures of travel bookings. Energy was both a near-term uncertainty and a longer-term investment story. AP described market pressure alongside volatile oil and higher Treasury yields. The IEA reported that grid delays are leading some data-centre developers to consider on-site gas, while electricity-related spending approaches 60% of global energy investment. That points to infrastructure constraints and capital allocation; it does not quantify a named company’s sales, costs or returns. For the Carnival earnings story, the issuer’s own results and outlook remain separate evidence from this broad backdrop. The context supplies no company-specific estimate of fuel costs or financing sensitivity.

Sources consulted: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics · International Energy Agency · International Energy Agency · BBC News · The Future Investors · Atlanta Fed

Coffee conversation

Nate Brooksmarket structure and timing analyst

“The broad snapshot leaned lower in the S&P 500 and smaller-company shares, while the Nasdaq was close to flat. A separate participation reading also leaned weak within its covered basket. By participation, I mean how many shares are advancing versus declining; it describes how widely a move is shared, not what caused it.”

Kenji OseiAI Systems & Market Data Integrity Analyst

“The timestamps matter here: the benchmark snapshot was about 25 minutes old at the review cut, past its six-minute freshness mark. The Treasury row gave a 5.272% yield level and a +3.20 basis-point daily move. One is where the yield stood; the other is how much it changed.”

Elena Vartanyanindependent statistical auditor

“A basis point is one-hundredth of a percentage point, so 3.20 basis points is a 0.032-point move. The BLS said August job openings and hires changed little. That is a monthly labor reading; it does not tell us directly whether households are booking cruises.”

Marcus Feldinformation, fundamentals and catalyst analyst

“The IEA adds a structural energy story. Grid delays are pushing some data-centre developers toward on-site gas, while electricity-related spending is nearing 60% of global energy investment. That tells us about infrastructure needs and capital flows, not immediate revenue for any one company.”

Priya Nandakumarinstitutional risk and execution manager

“Oil and policy headlines add uncertainty to that picture. AP reported market pressure amid oil volatility; the shared cut also carried a report about a possible US diesel export restriction. Possible policy is not enacted policy, and none of this gives us a measured fuel-cost change for Carnival.”

Kenji OseiAI Systems & Market Data Integrity Analyst

“The household side has two separate signals. Fannie Mae broadened VantageScore 4.0 availability to approved lenders, which means another scoring option is available; it does not guarantee more loans. The Atlanta Fed’s July affordability measure fell 1.5%, but neither item is a booking or spending measure.”

Elena Vartanyanindependent statistical auditor

“So the evidence answers different questions: labor activity was little changed, credit scoring access widened, and energy infrastructure investment remains large. These conditions help frame what to watch around the Carnival earnings story, but they do not confirm demand or quantify the company’s cost exposure.”

Follow-up

Timeline

Session 5 · Oct 6, 2026 · 10:50 NYSE

Relevant update💬$26.51+6.94% base+3.83% prior

CCL's tracked return added 3.26 points to 6.39% since yesterday and recovered 1.99 points from the October 2 panel baseline. The $26.51 capture held 0.8% above VWAP near the upper range, and its 20-session lead over Consumer Cyclical widened to 16.57 points. But price remains 2.49 ATR above its EMA, and no later operating report confirms earnings follow-through.

Session 3 · Oct 2, 2026 · 16:32 NYSE

💬$25.75+3.85% base+4.86% prior

CCL's tracked return recovered 5.39 percentage points to +4.40% by session 3 after the prior -0.99% reading. The latest capture was $25.75, 0.49% above VWAP on 0.96 times average volume, and its 20-session lead over Consumer Cyclical widened to 15.15 points. Distribution remains present and price is 2.16 ATR above its EMA; the near-even model does not confirm earnings follow-through.

Session 0 · Sep 29, 2026 · 14:30 NYSE

Original publication💬$24.79 · +11.95% change on day

Panel thesis: The reported earnings beat and slightly raised full-year adjusted EPS outlook give CCL's event-session move a company-specific basis. The current 15-session thesis is that the repricing persists if CCL retains its event-driven relative strength. KMX's more favorable model comparison is a meaningful countercase, but its supplied event-session tape weakened. Invalidation boundary: A regular-session close at or below the sealed prior regular close of $22.14, together with relative weakness against SPY and XLY, would falsify the event-repricing thesis.

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Session 8 · Oct 9, 2026 · 10:49 NYSE

$26.35+6.30% base+0.89% prior

CCL tracked gain rose 1.01 points to 6.44%; the current quote is 0.85% higher and 0.31% above VWAP, though volume is 0.09 times average. Its twenty-session return remains 16.18 points ahead of the Consumer Cyclical sector. The earnings beat and higher full-year outlook still lack new evidence of operating follow-through.

Session 7 · Oct 8, 2026 · 17:54 NYSE

Aftermarket update: $26.13 (0.00% vs regular close) · Oct 8, 2026 · 17:27 NYSE$26.13+5.41% base+0.27% prior

CCL's tracked gain rose 0.41 points to 5.43%; shares slipped 0.08% to $26.13 but held 0.58% above VWAP on 1.12 times average volume. Its 20-session lead over Consumer Cyclical is 16.51 points, yet price strength alone does not establish operating follow-through from the earnings beat and higher full-year outlook.

Session 7 · Oct 8, 2026 · 16:15 NYSE

$26.07+5.14% base+0.78% prior

CCL's tracked gain edged up 0.08 points from +5.51% while shares slipped 0.33% to $26.07, but stayed 0.33% above VWAP on 0.55 times average volume. Its 20-session lead over Consumer Cyclical remains 16.34 points. The earnings beat and higher full-year outlook still lack operating follow-through; relative strength remains supportive but not decisive.

Session 7 · Oct 8, 2026 · 11:02 NYSE

$25.87+4.36% base-1.13% prior

CCL tracked gain narrowed 0.57 points to +4.94% as shares fell 1.07% on 0.14 times average volume. Price held 0.27% above VWAP and the twenty-session lead over Consumer Cyclical remains 15.98 points; the pullback softens the tape but does not confirm durable benefit from the earnings outlook.

Session 6 · Oct 7, 2026 · 18:09 NYSE

$26.15+5.49% base-0.66% prior

On session 6, CCL tracked gain narrowed 0.77 points to +5.51% as shares fell 1.62% to $26.15 on 0.70 times average volume. Price was 0.27% below VWAP, although the twenty-session lead over Consumer Cyclical remained 16.18 points. The earnings beat and slightly higher full-year outlook still lack later operating confirmation; this lighter-volume pullback softens the tape without resolving that test.

Session 6 · Oct 7, 2026 · 16:36 NYSE

$26.32+6.15% base+0.85% prior

CCL's tracked gain recovered 1.01 points to +6.28% even as the $26.32 capture fell 1.00%. It held above VWAP in the upper part of the range, but volume was only 0.46 times average. The twenty-session lead over Consumer Cyclical remains 16.43 points; no later operating report has yet confirmed that the earnings beat and higher outlook are translating into results.

Session 6 · Oct 7, 2026 · 11:09 NYSE

$26.11+5.30% base-1.94% prior

CCL's tracked gain eased 1.71 points to +5.27%; the $26.11 capture fell 1.79%, sat 0.40% below the session average near the lower quarter of its range and lagged the S&P 500 by 1.19 points in the same cut. It still leads Consumer Cyclical by 16.43 points over 20 sessions, but the weaker tape pressures follow-through. No later operating report confirms the earnings beat and raised outlook.

Session 5 · Oct 6, 2026 · 16:03 NYSE

$26.59+7.24% base+0.30% prior

CCL's tracked return gained 0.59 points to +6.98%. The $26.59 capture rose 4.01%, held 0.55% above VWAP and stayed in the upper part of its range; its 20-session lead over Consumer Cyclical also widened. Daily participation remains below average, and the stock is extended above its trend reference. The earnings beat and slightly raised full-year outlook still need operating follow-through.

Session 5 · Oct 6, 2026 · 10:50 NYSE

Relevant update💬$26.51+6.94% base+3.83% prior

Session 4 · Oct 5, 2026 · 18:34 NYSE

$25.56+3.11% base-0.44% prior

CCL's tracked gain slipped from 3.19% to 3.13%; the $25.56 capture fell 0.78% yet stayed above VWAP on only 0.66 times expected volume. A 12.63-point 20-session lead over Consumer Cyclical remains, but distribution evidence tempers the session. The earnings beat and raised outlook are still the catalyst; this price action does not show whether they are translating into operating results.

Session 4 · Oct 5, 2026 · 16:28 NYSE

$25.67+3.55% base-0.04% prior

CCL's tracked gain slipped 0.50 points to 3.19% as the $25.67 capture fell 0.35%. It remained 0.25% above VWAP on 0.66 times expected volume, with a 12.72-point sector lead. The earnings beat and raised outlook remain the catalyst, but this softer, low-participation session still does not show whether the repricing is translating into operating results.

Session 4 · Oct 5, 2026 · 11:27 NYSE

$25.68+3.59% base-0.32% prior

CCL's tracked gain slipped 0.71 points to 3.69%; the $25.68 capture fell 0.31% and sat 0.12% below VWAP on 0.41 time-adjusted volume. A 13.34-point twenty-session sector lead persists, but the softer tape still has not linked the earnings repricing to operating results.

Session 3 · Oct 3, 2026 · 07:27 NYSE

$25.76+3.91% base+0.06% prior

CCL held a 4.40% tracked gain; the late $25.76 capture remained 0.49% above VWAP on 1.30 times average volume, and its 20-session lead over Consumer Cyclical stood at 15.22 points. The market response remains constructive, but the current record still does not establish that the earnings move is translating into operating results.

Session 3 · Oct 2, 2026 · 16:32 NYSE

💬$25.75+3.85% base+4.86% prior

Session 1 · Sep 30, 2026 · 18:02 NYSE

$24.61-0.73% base-3.19% prior

CCL tracked return fell 2.81 points, from a 1.82% gain to a 0.99% loss, as shares dropped 2.27% to $24.54, 1.84% below VWAP near the session low on 1.72 times average volume. Its 20-session lead over Consumer Cyclical remains 10.66 points and price stays above $22.14, but distribution and the failed earnings-day hold weaken follow-through.

Session 1 · Sep 30, 2026 · 18:02 NYSE

$24.54-1.01% base-0.28% prior

Session 1 · Sep 30, 2026 · 11:24 NYSE

$25.40+2.46% base+1.17% prior

CCL's tracked gain rose 0.51 percentage points to 1.82%. At 10 a.m., shares were 25.40 USD, up 1.15% and 0.63% above VWAP near the top of the range; time-adjusted volume was 1.38 times normal, while cumulative volume was 34% of its three-month average. Its 20-session lead over Consumer Cyclical widened to 13.83 points, but the flow measure remains negative, price is 2.15 ATR above its EMA reference and no structure is confirmed. The earnings response is holding so far, with follow-through still unproven.

Session 0 · Sep 29, 2026 · 17:53 NYSE

Aftermarket update: $25.02 (-0.36% vs regular close) · Sep 29, 2026 · 17:26 NYSE$25.11+1.29% base-0.06% prior

CCL's tracked gain eased 0.34 points to +1.31% as shares rose 13.41% to $25.11 and held 1.25% above VWAP on dollar volume 3.57 times its 20-day norm. Its 11.49-point 20-session lead over Consumer Cyclical supports the earnings reaction, but the price is 2.08 ATR above its EMA reference, flow shows distribution and follow-through has not been established.

Session 0 · Sep 29, 2026 · 15:57 NYSE

$25.12+1.35% base+1.35% prior

CCL's first tracked session is +1.65% as shares rose 13.48% to $25.13 and held 1.32% above the session VWAP on dollar volume nearly three times its 20-day average. Its 20-session return leads Consumer Cyclical by 11.37 points, keeping the earnings reaction strong, though price is 2.09 average daily ranges above reference with no confirmed structure and the flow measure shows distribution. KMX's model comparison remains a countercase from only eight examples; the next sessions must test whether CCL's repricing holds.

Session 0 · Sep 29, 2026 · 14:30 NYSE

Original publication💬$24.79 · +11.95% change on day

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Panel comparison

Selected candidate versus the alternatives retained from the panel comparison.

Latest display-only snapshot · Oct 9, 2026 · 10:49 NYSE

CCLCarnival Corporation Ltd.

Selected

$26.35

Since base +6.32% · Today +0.85% · Since prior +0.85% · Relative volume 0.09 · RSI 76.11 · EMA 25.47 > 24.62 > 24.93 · VWAP above +0.31% · 52-week high 77.40% · As of Oct 9, 2026 · 10:06 NYSE

SMMTSummit Therapeutics Inc.

Alternative

$16.34

Since base -1.01% · Today -0.31% · Since prior 0.00% · Relative volume 3.35 · RSI 42.99 · EMA 16.44 > 16.26 > 15.62 · VWAP below · 52-week high 56.43% · As of Sep 29, 2026 · 17:20 NYSE

HAFNHafnia Limited

Alternative

$9.77

Since base +2.20% · Today +1.03% · Since prior 0.00% · Relative volume 1.24 · RSI 57.04 · EMA 9.27 > 9.0 > 8.33 · VWAP above · 52-week high 94.57% · As of Sep 29, 2026 · 17:05 NYSE

NTWKNetSol Technologies, Inc.

Alternative

$5.56

Since base +0.19% · Today +3.36% · Since prior 0.00% · Relative volume 14.19 · RSI 89.74 · EMA 4.87 > 4.54 > 4.38 · VWAP above · 52-week high 98.75% · As of Sep 29, 2026 · 16:10 NYSE

ACETAdicet Bio, Inc.

Alternative

$6.77

Since base -0.15% · Today -0.88% · Since prior 0.00% · Relative volume 3.05 · RSI 31.39 · EMA 8.07 > 8.58 > 8.73 · VWAP above · 52-week high 38.99% · As of Sep 29, 2026 · 16:55 NYSE

PWPPerella Weinberg Partners

Alternative

$17.10

Since base +1.48% · Today +4.46% · Since prior 0.00% · Relative volume 5.79 · RSI 55.35 · EMA 14.6 > 14.8 > 15.42 · VWAP above · 52-week high 65.01% · As of Sep 29, 2026 · 17:13 NYSE

KMXCarMax, Inc.

Alternative

$59.35

Since base -2.26% · Today +0.20% · Since prior 0.00% · Relative volume 2.26 · RSI 52.08 · EMA 58.29 > 58.97 > 58.5 · VWAP below · 52-week high 93.32% · As of Sep 29, 2026 · 16:59 NYSE

WYYWidePoint Corporation

Alternative

$7.28

Since base +13.39% · Today -0.95% · Since prior 0.00% · Relative volume 1.39 · RSI 29.28 · EMA 8.81 > 9.89 > 10.68 · VWAP above · 52-week high 26.56% · As of Sep 29, 2026 · 17:10 NYSE

VIAVViavi Solutions Inc.

Alternative

$41.99

Since base +1.29% · Today +0.41% · Since prior 0.00% · Relative volume 0.53 · RSI 57.12 · EMA 38.56 > 37.68 > 38.08 · VWAP below · 52-week high 68.56% · As of Sep 29, 2026 · 17:16 NYSE

WHWyndham Hotels & Resorts, Inc.

Alternative

$72.44

Since base +0.91% · Since prior 0.00% · Relative volume 0.32 · RSI 60.7 · EMA 69.87 > 70.21 > 72.36 · VWAP above · 52-week high 79.55% · As of Sep 29, 2026 · 16:00 NYSE

Company dossier

History, curiosities & sources

Selected facts and links behind the public profile.

Company description

A global leisure travel company focused on operating a portfolio of cruise brands across multiple travel segments, with more than 90 ships sailing worldwide.

History

1972: Carnival began with a converted transatlantic ocean liner renamed Mardi Gras.
2003: Carnival completed its combination with P&O Princess Cruises, creating a global cruise company.
May 7, 2026: Carnival Corporation and Carnival plc unified their dual-listed structure under the single legal name Carnival Corporation Ltd.

Curiosities

In 1974, Ted Arison acquired Carnival for $1 while assuming $5 million of debt.

CCLCarnival Corporation Ltd.

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CCL·Carnival Corporation Ltd.

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CCLCarnival Corporation Ltd.

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