 This is shocking. What's up money geeks, Mr. V here. Welcome to another video guys. So in today's video, we're gonna take a look at ticket symbol CCL, Carnival Cruise. We know fully well that when the COVID-19 thing started, their entertainment industry, travel industry got hit really hard. They got pounded from airlines to cruises to resort. Las Vegas was unlocked down and all these companies just stacks, just went. And now it looks like things are starting to really get back on track. A lot of people pulled back and they wanna invest in these companies. So we'll take a look at CCL. Back then CCL was trading at over $50 at a high. And then when this whole thing happened, when the COVID-19 thing happened, CCL dropped down to a low of about $7.80. I mean, that's insane. They got pounded $7.80. And a lot of people was like, don't touch it. Don't buy it. Get away, stay away from all the cruises. And then now the stock has gradually started squeezing back up until to the point where when I was making this video, it was trading at $18 a share. That is awesome. So from the 52 week low of $7.80, it started to squeeze back up. So question is, is it too late to get in? I'll say no. It's not too late to get in because if you look at their 52 week high, which is over $50, and even if you're getting the stock at $18 a share, that is still a really good entry point. So you're gonna get growth from 18 to say if it gets back to its 52 week high, that's a ton of growth. And then it's a dividend paying stock. Again, they might have suspended their dividends, but the growth that you're gonna get from $18 to $50, it's gonna make up for the dividends that you would miss. And then once they get back in business and reinstate their dividends, then you're gonna be getting dividends and the growth. So that is awesome. So I think CCL, again, this is not gonna be a quick return. It's not gonna be a quick win because once they lift all these travel bans and all this stuff that we have right now, the lockdown, people are not just gonna jump out and start traveling. People are gonna pause for a little bit, but it's gonna slowly get back on track. So this is a long-term stock. It's not something that you expect to see your return in the next six, seven, eight months. So again, buy with caution. This is just my personal take. I think CCL is still a buy even at $18 a share for two main things, like I said. Number one is really on the value right now. If you look at your 52 week high, and number two, it's a dividend paying stock that you would get dividends moving forward once they get back on track. And we know fully what's gonna happen, right? When they lift the ban and people feel comfortable, everybody's gonna be like, I want to take a trip because a lot of people cancel all their spring break trips. I mean, millions of trips got canceled because of the coronavirus. So imagine what people would wanna do and just enjoy that freedom. So I think CCL at this point is still a buy. Again, if you worry about it and thinking there could be a pullback, then I'll say do a dollar-cost average where you buy a little bit now and buy a little bit, a little bit, a little bit. If you keep going up, or you can buy a little bit now if it goes down, you buy some, you go to buy some. That's how I got it in my dividend portfolio. So I bought it, I think like 20-something bucks and it kept going down, I kept buying. And now, so my dollar-cost average, I'm sitting at about $10 or $11 a share, which is awesome. So question of the day, what do you think about Carnival Cruise? Do you think that CCL is still not a buy or do you think like, oh, I don't think people are gonna travel ever so this talk is gonna go under. Let me know in the comment section. If you like the video, give that thumbs up and share it with one friend. Hit that subscribe button because YouTube tells me that 90% of you guys watching haven't already subscribed. And as always, guys, stay safe, stay motivated.