According to Zhītōng Cáijīng APP, the stocks of Carnival Cruise Line (CCL.US), Norwegian Cruise Line (NCLH.US), and Royal Caribbean Cruise Line (RCL.US) all fell on Friday as an analyst wrote that these companies are losing some pricing power.

According to Andrew Didora, an analyst at Bank of America, "Based on cruise price data collected in early June, prices in the overseas market have slightly declined compared with early May."

This has raised concerns among investors that cruise companies are losing their ability to maintain high stock prices. According to Dow Jones market data, on Friday, Carnival Cruise Line fell 7.09%, Norwegian Cruise Line fell over 7%, and Royal Caribbean Cruise Line fell over 4%. Despite this, Didora still gave Carnival Cruise Line a "buy" rating on its stock. He rated the stocks of the other two companies as "hold".

In a statement, Carnival Cruise Line said, "During the first quarter, our booking volume reached a record high, and prices rose significantly from last year. Despite this, even as we gain momentum with pricing, the vacation value we offer will continue to attract those who want to make the most of their vacation funds through a cruise vacation as there is a huge difference in value compared to land-based vacations."

The company was selected as a recommended stock by a media outlet in April. Due to consumers' desire to continue spending on experiences and vacations, demand for cruises has remained strong, and major cruise operators have reported record booking volumes.

According to FactSet data, investors are now waiting for Carnival Cruise Line's second quarter report, which is due to be released on June 25, to get more details on the current state of the industry.