CCL

shmito17

$CCL calls. Long term structural support at $23. Earnings in 2 weeks, expecting a nice bump to $25.

Impressive-Point6705

$CCL

Robbissimo

Position Today CCL $23.50 9/11 +118.92% KMX $55 9/18 +33.33% NCLH $15 Jan +26.77% RCL $285 9/4 +22.74% CCL $20 Jan +20.65% KMX $50 Jan +7.35%

Robbissimo

I don't have exact wording, I don't use "prompts" in the traditional way people try to get ChatGPT from Point A to Point B. There is no magic wording. As I mentioned, it acts as a research assistant. We talk conversationally, back and forth. I mentioned Trading Places a few days ago and ChatGPT now signs off our stock talks by regularly saying "Looking good, Billy Ray! 😀🥂". Feeling good, Louis. I have a list of stocks I've followed for years. A few weeks ago I saw one of my stocks had again climbed close to its yearly high. I had noticed it fell back frequently when it did this so I bought 5 put contracts @ .90 each,.that we're right around the money. $450 invested. I decided I'd ask ChatGPT about the trade. Provided a screen shot of my position, etc. I then explained, what it called my "thesis". Showed the previous years chart and it kind of took it from there. Did a bunch of research, told me why it thought my thesis was reasonable and then we followed it. It made several suggestions regarding harvesting the puts along the way to protect my investment. Overly so. We talked about my risk, what I was willing to do, where I was going, and how I hoped it would benefit me long time. Have I learned anything new? Absolutely. Have I retained that knowledge at my age? Not as much as I'd like but it has definitely been an education and Chat is right there if I have a question. Am I going to lose my ass? I don't think so. I've been fairly lucky this month, so haven't had times when Chat has told me to SELL! I have little doubt it will be anxious, not because of the commission its going to receive, but it actively wants to protect my investment, and me, to a certain extent. My RCL put expires on Friday and we are having a great time. We have made several other investments with a variety of target dates and prices. My goal is $30k by years end. We started with $450 and I added an additional $300 when we rolled the CCL two weeks. Smart move though I wished we'd rolled them another week. But again, Chat is not saying but this stock at this price, and tries to confirm my analysis, not necessarily provide its own, unless it goes against standard stock practices which it seems to know plenty about. I would never use it if I didn't have a working knowledge of the stock market. You wouldn't know the right questions to ask if you see something that doesn't look right. You don't know what looks right or wrong. So, no fancy prompt. Good luck.

pandadrizzle

Long fertilizer, wheat, oil, and refineries. Short CCL and DASH

504Kris

This will be me with CCL.

billyd1984texas

I should have sold CCL at $30

504Kris

Being a fellow cruiser on the Carnival right now I can confidently say I’m opening up a ton of PUTS on CCL before earnings in October. Only old folks around not spending any money and literally all events are mostly them trying to sell you something. Plus the price of gas increases. https://preview.redd.it/npz2y6bn24mh1.jpeg?width=1206&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a8c7bfb0a002c28cf5faf633d626bbd3820095f5

Livid_Engineering_30

For me it’s CCL

BeVeracious

Boomers going on boat cruises (CCL, NCLH), boomers in care homes (EXE.TO, CSH-UN.TO), boomers losing weight (LLY), and yes of course the getting sick part (CI, HCS, UHS) [](https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/quote/CSH-UN.TO/)

freejus

Huh? Seemed legit. Thanks both for your input on it. Should have bought CCL in 2021. Doh.

cedrus_libani

I would point out that they've been cleared to start Phase 3 in PSC for a while. They can't afford it, and haven't been able to attract a buyer who can. Scipher bought them because their biomarker test for RA said that CCL24 activity was a top predictor for treatment resistance; it's unclear if they have any interest in the PSC story. Rheumatoid arthritis is a much bigger market, but in terms of both timeline and scientific risk, "our AI model says this might be a good combo therapy for RA" is quite different from "this looked good in Phase 2 for PSC". I hope for the sake of the PSC community, all few thousand of them, that the drug works in RA and they can get it off label. That's a realistic outcome. It's a cool story, I have a spec sized portion, but this could go a lot of different ways and most of them lose money.

RedPlumpTomato

My AI Slop Analysis: $CMMB — The Most Interesting Merger Arb Nobody Is Talking About (NFA, I'm a degenerate with a spreadsheet) Let me tell you about a deal sitting in plain sight where you're paying $1.93 for something worth $6.08 if it closes, and roughly $1.10 if it doesn't. That's a 215% upside against a 43% downside, and the crowd has completely ignored it because the ticker is an Israeli clinical-stage biotech nobody has heard of and the merger partner is a private AI company that sounds like it was named by a startup generator. Stick with me. What CMMB is and why it ended up here Chemomab Therapeutics is what happens when legitimate science meets a market cap that simply cannot sustain a clinical program. They've been quietly bleeding shareholders through shelf offerings since 2024 — not dramatic, just a slow, dignified financial dying — and somewhere in the middle of that, they did a 4-to-1 ADS consolidation, which is a reverse split for people who want to describe it more politely. By mid-2025 the standalone trajectory was a straight line toward zero. The company had $8 million in cash, burns roughly $7 million a year, and was staring down a wall somewhere around Q1 2027 where the options would have been: raise more money and dilute everyone again, find a partner, or quietly fold. They chose find a partner. It was the only decision that made any sense. The drug, which is where this gets interesting Their sole asset is nebokitug, a monoclonal antibody that blocks CCL24 — a protein that drives both inflammation and fibrosis in a class of diseases where the body slowly and irreversibly scars itself from the inside. They ran a Phase 2 trial called SPRING in primary sclerosing cholangitis, which is one of those rare, progressive, genuinely miserable diseases where the bile ducts scar shut and there's nothing approved to stop it. The results, published in the American Journal of Gastroenterology in December 2025, showed meaningful biomarker improvements in inflammation and fibrosis markers, particularly at the higher dose and particularly in patients with moderate to advanced fibrosis. That is a real signal from a real trial. Not a carefully worded press release written to obscure a failure. But "real Phase 2 signal" doesn't write a Phase 3 check, and a pivotal PSC trial would be a multi-year, multi-hundred-million-dollar undertaking that a $14 million market cap was never going to fund on its own. So they sold. The deal and why the spread is as wide as it is The merger was signed July 7, 2026. Chemomab is merging with Scipher Medicine, a private AI company that's been building patient stratification tools for rheumatoid arthritis — specifically, trying to predict in advance which patients will actually respond to biologic therapy, which about 70% of RA patients currently don't on first try. The combined thesis is: take nebokitug, which already shows anti-inflammatory and anti-fibrotic activity, and use Scipher's AI platform to select only the RA patients whose biology suggests they'll actually respond to CCL24 blockade. Build a smarter trial than the unselected designs that have been piling up failures in RA drug development for years. It's coherent. Whether it works is a Phase 2 readout that's not expected until the first half of 2028. Anyone who tells you they know right now is full of shit. The deal math: Scipher's convertible note holders end up with roughly 68% of the combined entity; CMMB's current shareholders keep 32%. Concurrently at closing, a minimum $30 million PIPE comes in at a $150 million pre-money valuation, with 100% warrant coverage at 50% of the PIPE price for participating investors — which dilutes everyone, but when you run the full math, CMMB's implied per-ADS value lands at approximately $6.08. The PIPE is led by Northpond Ventures, with Khosla Ventures, Blue Owl Healthcare Opportunities, and funds managed by Neuberger Berman alongside. These are not pump shops. They have done real life-science diligence and committed binding capital. That matters. The stock is at $1.93. That's a 68% discount to deal value. The spread exists because this thing has a non-trivial chance of dying in bureaucratic purgatory before it ever closes. Everything standing between you and $6 per ADS The deal targets a Q4 2026 close. That is an aggressive timeline and here is why. First, the SEC needs to review and declare effective an S-4 registration statement for a foreign cross-border merger. For a deal like this, that process realistically runs four to six months from initial filing — comments, responses, re-reviews, the whole bureaucratic ballet. If they haven't filed yet, Q4 is optimistic and Q1 2027 is the realistic base case. Second, and this is the opaque one: the deal requires tax rulings from the Israeli Tax Authority on the treatment of company options and shares under Israeli law, plus withholding exemptions for non-Israeli shareholders. The ITA is not known for speed or predictability. This is the single item that differentiates this situation from a normal domestic merger arb, and it's the one that cannot be modeled from the outside. One stuck ruling can delay a closing by months. Third, CMMB needs a shareholder vote. The fun part: they couldn't even assemble a quorum at their April 2026 annual general meeting, which had to be adjourned to May and reconvened. The shareholder base is tiny and disengaged. The board is unanimous, roughly 20% of shareholders have already signed support agreements to vote yes, and getting above a simple majority of the remaining 80% is workable — but it is not free. Micro-cap mergers do occasionally die at shareholder votes. Finally, after the vote passes, Israeli company law requires a mandatory 50-day statutory waiting period before the deal can actually close. That clock starts post-vote. It doesn't start now. Stack all of that together and you're parking capital in a barely-liquid stock for five to eight months, bleeding operating losses the entire time, while an Israeli bureaucracy and an SEC comment cycle each run their own course. The insider picture, which is thin CEO and co-founder Adi Mor bought $20,246 worth of shares in late May 2026, right around the same time two directors quietly resigned from the board simultaneously. Twenty thousand dollars from a founder who's run this company for fifteen years and has a decade and a half of accumulated equity is what you do when you want a Form 4 in the filing system without actually putting your ass on the line. It reads as marginal-conviction optics, not a real bet. The simultaneous director departures are a flag that sits there unexplained. Zero insider sells across the past two years — that's the best version of this insider story, and it's still not great. The largest known holder is HBM Healthcare Investments, a Swiss healthcare fund that filed a 13D on July 16 disclosing roughly 12.5% of the company. They appear supportive of the transaction. The verdict This is a speculative merger arb, and you should size it exactly like that means. At a 60-65% deal-close probability, the expected value of this position works out to roughly $4.20 per ADS against a $1.93 entry. The science behind nebokitug is real. The PIPE backers have done actual diligence and committed binding capital. The board is unanimous. The spread is genuine and the deal is genuine, and both of those things can simultaneously be true alongside "this has a real chance of dying in an Israeli tax office in ways nobody can model from here." This is not a long-term growth buy and it is not a quick flip — the announcement pop happened a month ago and the easy money is gone. It is a patient, sized-for-binary position in a deal that has legitimate upside if the bureaucracy cooperates and real downside if it doesn't. If you go in, go in with money you can afford to have locked up for six to eight months and go in knowing that if the deal breaks, $1.10 is where you're going. If you're not comfortable with that math, the sideline is free. Not financial advice. Do your own research. I hold no position as of this writing. \--- That's approximately 1,350 words — tight two-pager for Reddit. Adjust the disclosure at the bottom to match your actual position before posting.

CoconutAmbitious2580

I heard it used to be good for the wheel but months ago when I bought it, it dove down.... It's on an upward trend now and back at where I bought in so my calls will start to be assigned soon... I want them gone to free up cash so I can work just the large and medium caps.... My accounts are in transitions to a different stock selection criteria and method.... I call it "Directional Chaos" because I keep making changes to it or a whim cause me to do something against my plan or rules... Directional Chaos... Use APLD, CCL, AAL, oh and there's plenty others... look for upward trending price, sudden drops for small reasons , growth in earnings the previous 4 quarters, an RSI learn how it applies... I sell shorts to open at 20 delta.... I buy some long call LEAPS at 60 delta to, I close positions when the delta hits 10 or lower unless I just need capital to buy something else that is on sale... I don't plan on buying CHWY again until maybe next winter after Christmas season... maybe the funk is seasonal... but yeah..... seemed like a long wait and I need my theta to burn faster than CHWY provides...

billyd1984texas

Is CCL being diluted

All-th3-way

While your at it, buy some CCL too.

AuthorAdamOConnell

Thanks! Relatively limited I think my port is current cash (20%) then it's split between GOOG, MSFT, AVEX & KTOS (drone companies - little unsure on these, but there upcoming contracts are suggesting potentially good things for both in the next 12-months), CCL (cruise company - heavy debt from Covid but keep posting great numbers every year). I also have a stake in the crypto-currency company Ripple which has grown a fair bit, but that's only available on private markets. GOOG, CCL and Ripple I've owned for years at this point. AVEX, KTOS & MSFT were all purchased in the last few months on dips.

Hellmale

Recovered loss of $425 on CCL by playing 0dte on SPY😂.made +$36

verified-trader

**BanBet Lost** — /u/Long_Dong_Silver6 (0W-1L, 0%) | Ticker | Entry → Target | Move | Time | Result | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **CCL** ▲ | $30.51 → $33.50 | +9.8% | 1d | Lost |

luckyguy64

CCL overreaction bounce?

linnanetheman

Why the fuck ate my CCL puts not moving

Long_Dong_Silver6

CCL with the beat and drop

JoeyBox1293

Based on the ROCKET downward of CCL id assume earnings didnt go well….lmao

Thebestofbuffalo

CCL earnings gonna save us???

Hellmale

show me CCL earnings 🤨

FlamingHotNeato

Wen CCL?

698969

Put her on a VIP ticket on CCL, ez

fabledsoe

Avis won a settlement against Pentwater..will be interesting to see them sell the remaining shares. Playing some CCL ER calls. Lotto tickets!

tika_dengu

who is playing CCL earnings tomorrow?

FlamingHotNeato

Inb4 someone in the damn thread mentions CCL

Hellmale

Fuk n Ken in TX does not want people to get on the cruise 🤨. CCL earnings premarket

tika_dengu

CCL to offer strait of hormuz cruise packages with stops at Kharg, Qesim and Dubai

Hellmale

CCL will beat the earnings. Overall business is booming. 🚀🚀🚀

Hellmale

Made $700 on SPY puts. Bought CCL stocks and calls

verified-trader

**BanBet Created** ▲ | Ticker | Target | Entry | Move | Expires | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **CCL** | $33.50 (above) | $30.51 | +9.8% | 23h 60m |

Long_Dong_Silver6

!banbet CCL 33.50 1d

Swaggerpro

Anyone playing CCL

Long_Dong_Silver6

CCL earnings on the 23rd. They're going to crush it.

Inevitable_Wing_2600

I did something similar on CCL. Got assigned on a put right before Iran and the stock tanked. Sold puts and calls to lower my cost basis and was recently able to get out with a small profit. I also don't worry too much about getting assigned on the put as long as it doesn't look like the stock is in free fall. Getting assigned lowers your cost basis substantially usually allowing you to sell calls closer to your cost basis and collect more premium.

ProspectorHoward

I think the hentaivirus scare made a good buying opportunity for CCL

Motley843

Its gonna be a White Boy Summer ... Biiiiiig Booty Latinas!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! CCL to the moon baby

Candid_Payment_4094

Which non-tech company will pivot to AI/Quant? I need a 10x bagger. We've had a shoe company. We need something that'll call the top of this bubble Throwing some out there: * MCD/SBUX: Everyone uses Ozempic nowadays * CCL: When inevitably the next virus rolls around

jahdyudnwl

Full port CCL puts? No way they are able to handle this prolonged oil spike. Going back to $16 I bet

tombrady011235

A new strain of cov-hanta-bola-rona virus has infected a cruise ship Puts on CCL

meatsmoothie82

Moderna makes medicine and medicine is woke. Thats a no for me. We are pro disease now, long $CCL short $MRNA is the pair trade of the next decade. Millions and millions of regards using buy now pay later to get sick on giant boats piloted by robots.

InvestigatorPlus3229

Maybe we should need to ban cruise ships. Cramming 5000 old timers with weak immune systems together, from all over the world, where half the people dont wash their hands after pooping, seems like a system designed to generate pandemics. $CCL

Pijamaman

Why do you have 40k shares of CCL? Sell and invest it in VOO/SPY instead

scm66

CCL hasn't done shit since it went public nearly 40 years ago. What a loser of a company.

SomePolack

Think puts on cruise lines like CCL or RCL will print? Just saw reports of 100 norovirus cases on another ship

jbforte

I have been still liking these on dips: HOOD, RDDT, OXY, AR and believe it or not CCL. Their PE ratio is still pretty good with all this war stuff and oil, but I like lower to mid 20's for CCL for now. Otherwise ,waiting until next week or a dip as so many stocks too high for my entry after the earnings and war news pumps we have seen.

ai-moderator

#TLDR --- **Ticker:** SPY, QQQ, CCL, VIXY **Direction:** Down (Market), Up (Volatility & Toilet Paper) **Prognosis:** Aggressively buy June Puts, Long Volatility calls, and hide in a bunker with Campbell's Soup **Catalyst:** 2026 Hantavirus Cruise Ship Pandemic Speedrun **Vibe:** Unhinged Doomsday Bear 🐻🩸

ai-moderator

#TLDR --- **Ticker:** SPY, QQQ, CCL, VIXY **Direction:** Down (Market & Travel) / Up (Volatility & Canned Soup) **Prognosis:** Buy June Puts on SPY/QQQ/Cruise Lines, Long VIX Calls, Hoard Clorox **Catalyst:** Hantavirus Death Boat (2020 Speedrun) **Vibe:** Apocalyptic Doomsday Bear

ai-moderator

#TLDR --- **Ticker:** SPY, QQQ, CCL, RCL **Direction:** Down (Plummeting faster than your blood oxygen levels) **Prognosis:** Buy SPY & QQQ June Puts, long VIX/UVXY, and hoard Clorox (CLX) & Campbell Soup (CPB). **Catalyst:** 2026 Hantavirus Cruise Ship Boogaloo (Bat Soup 2.0) **OP's Mental State:** Full 2020 Doomer PTSD Speedrun

Kim_Jong_Thril

Started a few years ago around covid, had some wins, had some losses. But gained an understanding on volatility. Stopped a few years. And recently jumped in just to make a few bucks. Was doing AMC/CCL, made some profits along with losses but nothing major. Saw QQQ and SPY, along with AAPL and NVDA. Saw their movement recently and just saw the chart and made sure to buy a drop, or see the movement and see it stay steady or climb and got lucky on some Calls... pretty much.

13jfncjai31

CCL is 25 billion dollar’s in debt and is the only cruise line that doesn’t hedge their fuel costs, they can’t really raise prices much to compensate since discretionary vacations are the ultimate elastic demand, raise em too high and people cancel especially when the consumer is getting reamed by face melting inflation

Infinite-Anybody204

Smaller ones maybe. Spirit had a shaky model and has had financial issues for years. CCL and Norwegian are currently profitable and have the money to manage their debt in a way that Spirit hasn’t done for 5 years

13jfncjai31

VIX calls for July. Long dated CCL puts. UAE eating missiles. War is back on, this is just the beginning.

milezero13

CCL is in a lot better position than spirit airlines.

shortgamegolfer

I could see $CCL taking a hit from the Spirit Air death. Customers can’t afford to get to the boat.

chreds

I'm similar but United instead of AA. I bought before the merger rumours fell thru and didn't want to end up with AA getting bought for a premium. I looked at CCL too but the oil exposure vs jet fuel exposure is different. A large % of CCL sailing are already sold at pre fuel increase prices so I could see them coming out of the summer poorly. Their chart also looks like it's a a high. All that said I still needed up with United puts instead of CCL. Good luck.

someroastedbeef

you’re better off shorting CCL tbh - they don’t hedge their oil at all

urmajesticy

Aww fuck me too. Short $CCL

ballistic762

Spot on. The mental gymnastics here are incredible. Last week, the narrative was that war and high oil prices would crush margins; now that we’ve had a green day, suddenly '*inflation is a tailwind for equities*’. This is the definition of Monday morning quarterbacking. If you look at the post histories of the people claiming this was obvious, none of them were calling for a rally before the tickers turned green. They just wait for the market to move and then cherry-pick a macro reason to justify it **after the fact**. Personally, I expect a dip this summer, starting by mid-May. The reality is that high oil and rising inflation are structural drags on the economy. We are not getting a big crash, just anemic growth and red tickers for consumer. Currently I have some shorts in $CCL & $DAL. Cruises are the ultimate discretionary spend. They are also floating cities that run on large amounts of fuel. My thesis is that rising costs plus falling bookings equal a disaster for their margins.

Average_TechSpec

It going to be something stupid like CCL ☠️

SuffiecientSapian

What do I currently own? NVO, UUUU, Nike, CCL, BUG, XYZ are some ones I’m currently big on for shares UUUU being my biggest and I fully expect over $100 a share in the future

Cedosg

if i kept it simple with sp500 i would have more. international mid small cap bonds to approximate vanguard target funds to reduce my expense ratios. plus some small amounts in stocks about 15k. CCL was my big winner.  just got too busy with work to do proper analysis. but this more for play money.

RaDe0s

Many more will join you sooner or later. Similarly, I have my skin in the market since 2018 (TSLA, META, MU, CCL, TWTR, BAACEZ, RKLB, RDW, IREN). Eventhough I was able to do +70% p.a. in the last 5 years, I dont think I am able to do it or I should do it anymore with significant part of my portfolio/income. I have set up regular investment into Czech version of 401k (broad ETFs, 9-10 % p.a., fee 0,5%). Steady pace win the race.

johndsmits

Literally 2 cruise ships trying to go thru the strait, right now. Corporations trying to cash in on "immersive experiences". Calls MSC and CCL.

ten7four

LOL same applies to VIK, CCL was just the first one I thought of

ten7four

Say what you want about strait open, oil down, blah blah blah. Not here to talk about the fake market. But something like carnival (CCL) in particular. No way their business doesn't get hurt badly as the year goes on, right? Seems like it's destined to dump at some point, the problem (as always) is getting the timing right

Uniquename34556

CCL is a fickle sob hard to make money off it

t2mo24242424

Lol idk if plowing into RE rn is the smartest… foreclosure activity picking up and prices tanking in FL. If you want a shitty trade idea to piggyback on I’m balls deep in CCL calls https://preview.redd.it/vbzz8ox93ovg1.jpeg?width=1320&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5f9ecb681ff479b4087662e2a411e5e138eca567

that1gurlMeow

Ok but at least during Covid, some sectors took a huge hit . cruises, airlines, hotels… etc. For example, during Covid , I bought RCL $25 (high pre Iran $360, now $280), UAL $25, CCL $7 , etc. Now, they are STILL at all time highs even though those sectors should be affected. Doesn’t make sense this time….feels very manipulated and not clean dips. Something is off.

13jfncjai31

Oh yeah, short term shenanigans are guaranteed. Even I am impressed by the “ceasefire” prize squeeze cheese. But I don’t think it’ll last, you cannot obfuscate physical oil at 144 nor jet fuel and diesel costs doubling for long. VIX at sub 20 and the markets higher/same prices as they were before this is so absurd it’s almost funny. I’m confident in the long term trend though, fundamentally you need consumers with money to spend and cost effective marine fuel to run a cruise ship for profit snd I see neither of those happening. Plus they’re also 27 BILLION dollars in debt. Thats why I’m betting long distance, I see a 0% chance that CCL and IWM sustain their current prices for the next 8 months. Terrifying to watch this all unfold, I think this level of delusion will go down in the history books. But I’m betting that the physical reality will have no choice but to rear its ugly head in Q2/3 no matter how much the line wants to go up

13jfncjai31

Yeah i think this is all a giant final scheme for the people people up top to hand off their heavy bags to retail who’s “buying the dip”, like there is only so long the market can stay completely delusional like this. I’m doing long shorts in Jan/dec on carnival cruises CCL (huge debt, bunker fuel price literally almost doubled [thus far], and discretionary travel is the most elastic demand ever) and IWM (40% of companies in the index were unprofitable before this, 0% chance they can sustain oil prices going >2x) I think two entire quarters of carnage will be plenty of time to see the destruction of oil at 144/barrel. I think all these ceasefire talks are just cheese to reload+calm markets+find exit liquidity, just look at the volume it’s absolutely anemic. Price action is basically entirely from options market mechanics. The damage is baked in at this point no matter what anyone does. 1/3 of the planets fertilizer comes from the straight, food prices will go parabolic by next year. Diesel and jet fuel are almost doubled, you cannot hide these facts forever. This years harvest is cooked even if the straight opens tomorrow. The damage on oil infrastructure will take months if not years of peacetime to get meaningfully back on line.

iShitBloodandCumShit

My biggest regret was buying the heavy on the CCL dip during Rona and not the RCL dip.

birdman1972

Look to get short UAL and CCL and then at some point long DAL and RCL?

marketmispricing

What you experienced is pin risk — CCL closed at $24.11, dangerously close to your $24 short strike. Tastytrade likely auto-closed your short put at $0.22 as a protective measure rather than risk assignment over the weekend. Brokers often do this automatically near expiration when you're within $0.10-$0.15 of the short strike. The long leg was removed at $0.00 because it was worthless. You still kept most of your credit, just not all of it. The $0.22 buyback was the cost of avoiding potential early assignment risk. Was your net credit after the $0.22 buyback still positive, and did Tastytrade notify you before closing it?

13jfncjai31

Why wouldn’t you short CCL they have no hedge whatsoever? Also why not longer dated puts?

13jfncjai31

Carnival does not hedge for their oil, I think the thesis of cruises=boned is strong but yeah, short dated RML puts are not a good vector. Carnival (CCL) is boned me thinks, long dated puts on those guys is a better play

billyd1984texas

CCL please break $28 tomorrow and ill stop looking big booty Latinas

AgitatedTeaching2556

Looks like you might have been assigned on that short leg if CCL touched or went below 24 at any point near expiration, or Tastytrade's auto-close logic kicked in to prevent pin risk. Usually, if it's that close to the strike, brokers will close it for you to avoid a massive margin headache. Always worth checking the 'Activity' tab for the specific assignment notification.

billyd1984texas

My CCL calls are alive!

PermissionJealous814

Will CCL go up after the call?

Helpful-Weekend-2224

If CCL drops we will know the markets are 100% a fraud

Electrical-Falcon-90

Someone pray for my CCL earnings report

billyd1984texas

I need a $2 jump on CCL with earnings tomorrow

SlartibartfastMcGee

CCL calls in June 2020. $300 to $10k overnight. Wish I’d bought a few grand worth.

billyd1984texas

I need CCL to produce profits and strong guidance. I got leaps but I want out with a win now.

billyd1984texas

If CCL can break $28 with earnings Friday I'll fuck a 🍍

rampagepete

CCL is the only cruise line that doesn’t hedge against oil. Oil is also inflationary and negatively impacting the economy, and demand. $21 puts for June

CoopCrossing

How do you think the oil situation will look on CCL earning they alway beat earning but that could scare people

CoopCrossing

Is CCL a move this week might take a chance

iFiredIce

So glad I drunkily grabbed some HOOD and CCL puts right before close on friday

Significant_Speed854

TBH CCL may pop. Didn't Norwegian pop earlier this year?

ghetto_trader

Puts on CCL

ConsistentAccident0

CCL is a cleaner setup after earnings.

iFiredIce

CCL $25p 4/24 seems like ez money rn

Uzunzatu

People are about to have way less disposable income, and CCL's going to have to raise prices into that or else their margins are going to get gaped.

Uzunzatu

On top of the fact that everything will be down next week, you'd imagine CCL guidance will be awful.