Prediction market traders are putting real money on what Carnival Corp. (NYSE:CCL) CEO Josh Weinstein will say on this morning’s fiscal first-quarter earnings call, and the contract list reads like a cheat sheet for what Wall Street actually cares about today.
Analysts expect EPS of $0.18, a roughly 40% jump from the year-ago quarter, on revenue of approximately $6.15 billion. Carnival has beaten EPS estimates in thirteen straight quarters, but the stock is down roughly 25% from its 52-week high after the Iran conflict sent oil prices surging.
Kalshi has a market where traders predict what specific words will come up on the call.
What The Money Says
“Celebration Key” at 93% is a near-certainty. Carnival’s $600 million private island on Grand Bahama opened last July and already welcomed its millionth guest by December. A second pier expansion is underway.
“Dry Dock” at 92% isn’t just operational vocabulary. Dry docks came up on every Carnival call in 2025 and are …
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