CCL is holding strong post-earnings but trades in a sideways range; do not add or leverage for a breakout.

By the way, I see um retro with the uh yeah Carnival Cruise people are talking about. I guess I don't know if there was news on that, but it's it's certainly popping. Um up 12% today.

pretty much everything I was looking at Carnival Cruise is holding strong

So let's see how much I learned. So now I have Carnival Cruise because we saw that exploded. So I'm going to go to that opening bell and I'm going to draw the line up right now.

Oh, did they report >> Carnival? >> Yeah. Well, they reported. Yeah. >> Yeah, I'm sure. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Carnival Carnival Cruise uh >> 143 >> earnings beat and raise it full year guidance.

Yeah. Interesting. Interesting. Okay. So, you know, to me, this is now sitting in a sideways piece of slush. It could either break or hold, but the fact that it's uh not running anymore just says, "Hey, listen.

Keep your floor down there at that 24 $24 looks like the low of the opening one minute candle to me." Because I'm looking at one of my charts behind our screen together. And what we can see now is that we are underneath the pre-market high.

So this is a place where you don't add to your position and you don't do any kind of leverage expecting a breakout.

Like when the market drops in the morning comes up, it's it's it's a lot more peaceful and allows us to have a conversation. So like if we were trading carnival on that X and Y axis in the like I can't do that and talk like I'm like, you know, it's it's too much going on, right?