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Investors Are Bailing Out of Carnival (CCL). Here's Why.

This afternoon we watched Carnival drop -6.0% to a price of $11.74 per share. The large-cap Marine Shipping company is now trading -29.63% below its average target price of $16.69. Analysts have set target prices ranging from $7.0 to $25.0 per share for Carnival, and have given the stock an average rating of buy.

The stock has an above average percentage of its shares sold short at 12.8%, and a short ratio of 4.4. The company's insiders own 8.0% of its outstanding shares, which indicates a strong alignment between management and shareholder interests. Finally, we also note that an average number of institutional investors are invested in the stock, with 52.0% of Carnival's shares being owned by this investor type.

Institutions Invested in Carnival

Date Reported Holder Percentage Shares Value
2023-06-30 Vanguard Group Inc 10% 113,237,899 $1,329,979,110
2023-06-30 Blackrock Inc. 6% 62,844,960 $738,114,048
2023-06-30 Public Investment Fund 5% 50,830,926 $597,009,220
2023-06-30 State Street Corporation 3% 37,913,463 $445,293,618
2023-06-30 BESSEMER GROUP, INCORPORATED 3% 35,748,000 $419,860,255
2023-06-30 Geode Capital Management, LLC 2% 21,069,510 $247,461,392
2023-06-30 Morgan Stanley 1% 16,673,641 $195,831,911
2023-06-30 Northern Trust Corporation 1% 14,272,718 $167,633,071
2023-06-30 Two Sigma Investments, LP 1% 12,585,195 $147,813,113
2023-06-30 Two Sigma Advisers, LP 1% 10,200,700 $119,807,220

Besides an analyst consensus of strong upside potential, other market factors point to there being positive market sentiment on Carnival.

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