Buy this risky cruise stock before earnings next week, Stifel says

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Stifel is betting this cruise operator's stock will get a lift when it reports earnings next week.

The recent sell off in Carnival Corp. has created an opportunity before the cruise operator reports earnings on Monday, according to Stifel. The cruise line operator's stock was down 13.2% this month, through Thursday's close. "We absolutely are buyers of CCL shares heading into next week's EPS release and concurrent disclosure of FY23 guidance," analyst Steven Wieczynski said in a note on Tuesday.

"We believe CCL and the industry in general are already in a well-booked position for this year, and while there may be a blip in demand due to macro concerns, we don't believe that blip will be anything concerning/material given the strong pent-up demand for vacations/travel," he wrote.

 

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