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Buyers Stepping In - Carnival

Published on Friday, 03 February 2012 11:38 Written by Christopher Lynn

ccl New York, February 3rd (TradersHuddle.com) - Unusual high volume detected on shares of Carnival Corporation (NYSE:CCL), early in the trading session. Carnival is currently trading higher by 0.81%, so definitely the buyers stepping in, as the stock's volume is already above average.

Carnival Corporation (NYSE:CCL) owns and operates cruise ships offering cruises to all major vacation destinations all around the world. The Company, through a subsidiary also owns and operates hotels and lodges.

Carnival has already traded 1.581 times its 3-month average volume, and has calculated support and resistance at $29.45 and $35.23 respectively. Traders like to use volume as their lie detector for price action moves through predefined trading ranges.

The overall market index S&P 500 is trading higher by 1.3% from its previous trading close, which means that Carnival stock is underperforming the overall market.

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