$CCL Carnival next breakout trade setup
Possible long above $18.50 on confirmation of 15min candle close above resistance
Upside targets $ 21.50
Indicators strong
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Falling WedgeCarnival is one of my favorites stocks. It has clear run-ups, which are perfectly tradable. In the past 3 months, it formed a "Falling Wedge" pattern, which broke recently(with high volume). If it manages to stay above the support zone between 14.30 and 14.90, then it is an easy play.
This is how I play the former scenario:
>Limit buy at 15.86 and 15,11
>Stop loss at 14.27
>Take profit at 19.28
ccl breakout of its weekly trend this is very bullish for a industry which will be the last one to come back...
but looks like 7 is firming up as a major support...
I hope it sucks in more investors...
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ccl black rail could hold folkswe will see where the indicators are when we reach there by end of june...make sure to follow if you want to learn and grow...
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NOT SUPER SERIOUS - hereLate night shit post on $CCl
4 different patterns
1. Long term wedge
2 continuation cup and handle
3.4th leg down
4. Inverse head and shoulders
Will wait for validation to make a move
Buying calls if it goes about 15.15 and puts below 14.40
this is ready to bounce hard next week it may have two more bounces before taking off...
FOLLOW to be notified of change in trend...
GoNoGo Trend change for Carnival Corp!Could it be? Could the trend be changing for Carnival Corp.?
After a precipitous crash due to the Coronavirus global pandemic, the cruise ship company has been floundering in a low volatility sideways correction since the end of March.
The GoNoGo Squeeze is really on, with the indicator climbing to its extreme a few times during this consolidation. Currently, the GoNoGo Oscillator is riding the zero line and for the first time since January we see a pale blue “Go” bar on the price chart.
Given the situation, I’d like to see the Squeeze end with the oscillator rallying strongly off zero to confirm the new “Go” we see in price.
$CCL Filling cup and handle?Given that the RSI is already rolling over, it looks like there is a strong possibility of $CCL to fill a C/H pattern. All the indexes were heavy today on low volume all around.
Will continue to watch.
NYSE:CCL CARNIVAL CORP - 🚢 Leaving Port- After been battered down by the COVID crisis, cruise operator CCL is showing signs of reversal and presents another decent risk/reward trade with a decent upside potential.
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CCL - Carnval Cruise LinesThe Hospitality Industry has been one of the hardest hit sectors due to Covd19 and the Cruise Industry has taken an absolute beating. While other companies were hit, they were able to recuperate some of the losses in aid received from the Feds stimulus care package. However, the cruise industry did not receive any bail out funds since they're registered in foreign countries outside of the US.
Remember Carnival is still the global leader in the cruise business. The Company's North America segment includes Carnival Cruise Line, Holland America Line, Princess Cruises (Princess), and Seabourn. They also own AIDA Cruises (AIDA), Costa Cruises (Costa), Cunard, P&O Cruises (Australia), P&O Cruises and ship operations of Fathom, and Holland America Princess Alaska Tours.
"CCL has taken on an additional $4 billion in debt and sold 71.9 million shares of stock. We also saw Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund has taken an 8.2% stake in Carnival expecting it to recover. Carnival Corporation's fleet of 100+ ships are not currently operating, so there are costs but no revenues, resulting in significant negative cash flows in 2020. The big risk really is if Carnival Corporation cannot resume operations by 2021, as their cash will begin to run low."
Technical Analysis:
We're not in a rush to buy here just yet. If we do, we like the $8-$7 region. Remember CCL is down over 80% from its 2017 peak, so there is definitely a lot of room for upside if CCL can stay afloat and avoid bankruptcy.
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Is this bullish divergence followed by a hidden bulldivergence?What would the most recent divergence be classified as? Looks like a bearish signal but I'm unsure with larger much clearer bullish divergence being there as well.
CARNIVAL CROP WAVE 1 DONE AND WAVE 2 DONE WITH TRIANGLE CHART PATTERN , WE ARE GOING TO WAVE 3 AND IM EXPECTING TO MOVE TO 85 PRICE LEVEL
CCL Bullish Reversal in ProgressNYSE:CCL Reversal to short term bullish uptrend in progress, considering an entry as Stoch RSI turning north. Swing trade candidate 5-10% pop, ascending triangle.
Short at least next few days. Help newbie with your opinion! :)Hey guys!
Im relatively new to the trading but it looks very obvious to me here. Simple averages along with bearish market in my opinion created perfect opportunity to short CCL. I personally entered at 13.88. I think very important support of 12.60 might become a breaking point. Also keep an eye on whether Oil prices will be able to break resistance of 28.65 along with SP500 that cant conquer 2900 for past few days. It might try it one more time, but so far it looks like it gassed out.
Please! Help me understand if im thinking in the right direction. ALL input is welcome. Again im new here so my opinion is very far from an expert. :)
Good luck everyone and stay safe
