Carnival Corp.

Not buying for the 4% dividend yield but for the long-term growth prospects for the industry as people globally take more cruises. On every additional passenger, the fare goes right to the bottom line.

Their last quarter was a little short it could easily be trading in the $40. It's a bit overpriced.

A great stock to own. For 10 years was in a band of between $12/17. A couple of months ago it reported fabulous earnings, talked about a turn around in its label business continuing, its aluminum container business started to turn around, so now the company is starting to fire on all cylinders. Earnings will continue to go up. Good valuation.

Reported very strong numbers.

Pretty pricey right now. Sold their holdings at $35. Have done a good job in gaining market share and controlling prices.

The model price is $41.82.Has had a nice run.Expects it to stay around the $32 mark for a while.

Earnings are showing some improvement.Good entry point.

If there is no war, a good buy. No debt.

Good company, but wait to see what they do with P&O. Long term hold.

(Was a top pick on Sep 20 up 39%) Has a lot of cash. Good balance sheet. Will still grow.

Expect cruise sales will pick up again. Good price/dividend.

(Was a top pick on Apr 30 down 13%) Competition is in financial difficulty and oil prices are dropping so its still a good buy.

Good price. Main competitor, Royal Caribbean, has huge debt and may have trouble surviving.

Stock has been hit hard, but cruises will probably not slow down.

(Was a top pick on Apr 30/01 up 16%) Low cost travel in recessionary times.