Disney stocks in free fall

Stone said:
Oh really? So nobody in the upper echelon of the IRS lost their job over it or got forced into early retirement? :)
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I don’t know, maybe they did. If they lost their jobs it was because of having set up a system that incidentally targeted a certain group of people, but there was no evidence that they intentionally target at a specific group of people.

Am I to assume here, based on your comments, that you agree it would be wrong for a politician to use his office to punish a private company for their political opinions?
 
AssHatZombie said:
when it's a pledge to influence public schools into perversion yes.

you abstract it to the point of absurdity, and removal all specifity, and thus correspondence to a rational correlative.

the devil is in the details.
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So, depending on the politics, you think it’s OK for a Governor to use the law to punish private companies for disagreeing with him politically?
 
Jarod said:
So, depending on the politics, you think it’s OK for a Governor to use the law to punish private companies for disagreeing with him politically?
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i know it's definitely ok in this istance. its not just a disagreement. its was a pledge to actively oppose laws protecting the innocence of childhood, and to actively seek to undue them. its offensive. this is pushback.

it's easy like sunday morning.
 
Since Marc Eliot’s research novel, Walt Disney: Hollywood’s Dark Prince came out in the late ’90’s (without the authorization of the Disney family or corporation) conspiracy theories about Walt Disney have ranged from his documented relationship with J. Edgar Hoover and the Communist “Witch hunt” of the Cold War era; his relationship to both Freemasonry and Rosicrucianism; the incredible amount of esoteric symbolism that was put into Disney’s media that persists now more than ever; his neurotic, obsessive-compulsive tendencies that he reportedly self medicated with narcotics and alcohol; and, his known sympathies with the Nazi regime, his anti-semitism, and a reported sexism in the workplace. Some of these claims even reach into more speculative grounds, such as Disney’s ties to pedophilia, and even the mafia. This article will serve as a brief, open-source investigation into the claims of the man behind the facade of the Disney Public-Relations funds–the true face of the “imagineer,” the man seeking to capture the imaginations of America’s youth, Walter Elias Disney.

https://www.thelastamericanvagabond.com/walt-disney-elite-occultist/
 
AssHatZombie said:
i know it's definitely ok in this istance. its not just a disagreement. its was a pledge to actively oppose laws protecting the innocence of childhood, and to actively seek to undue them. its offensive. this is pushback.

it's easy like sunday morning.
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Ok, so you are a fascist. I understand. At least you are not like the other fascists pretending it’s not payback.
 
anatta said:
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The stock reached an all-time high in March 2021, trading at nearly $200 per share. But it has been in free fall ever since. As the market closed Thursday, the stock was hovering near $120 per share – down roughly 33% from a year ago.

Disney CEO Bob Chapek, 61, was roundly criticized for how he handled the bill. LGBT advocates said he was slow to speak out, with some walking off the job in protest. Others called on Chapek to take back his "antagonistic" comments against the bill and to stop "cowering to a small political minority."

Chapek’s handling of past conflicts has also seen its share of criticism, per The New York Post. He is also reported to have a strained relationship with the company’s former CEO Bob Iger.

Disney is also bogged down by investors' diminishing enthusiasm for streaming services as inflation eats into America’s pocketbooks. Netflix shares, in particular, dropped 35% this week on the news that the streaming platform had lost 200,000 subscribers.
https://www.foxbusiness.com/politics/disney-stock-tumbles-amid-florida-bill-controversy
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Bullshit and fox entertainment business, that figures. Consider the facts versus your fox entertainment from the sewer of fiction:

As of April 22, 2022, Disney stock is hardly at a free fall but a stable and normal stock trend like all other members of the stock market. Therefore, it appears the seditious rot of repukes and DeSatan thus far has not resulted in a terrible impact on the Disney brand.

After hours, April 22, 2022 7:59 EDT
118 down 0.17-0.14%
After hours volume 1.18M

https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/dis
 
I wonder how the amusement parks are doing.
The vast majority of the smaller amusement parks--there were quite a few of them--that I visited as a kid have been gone for quite a while.
If you live a long time, you see a lot of changes.
While I like some of the new things, I wish they were added on rather than being replacements for the old things that I miss.

One has the strong feeling that one is, for whatever reason, still here, but one's world is long gone.
My world is certainly gone.

As for my investment income, I truly loathe business and finance--capitalism in general--and have to trust the fiduciary who handles it for me.
I don't know what they were thinking when they gave me a BSBA.
 
NiftyNiblick said:
I wonder how the amusement parks are doing.
The vast majority of the smaller amusement parks--there were quite a few of them--that I visited as a kid have been gone for quite a while.
If you live a long time, you see a lot of changes.
While I like some of the new things, I wish they were added on rather than being replacements for the old things that I miss.

One has the strong feeling that one is, for whatever reason, still here, but one's world is long gone.
My world is certainly gone.

As for my investment income, I truly loathe business and finance--capitalism in general--and have to trust the fiduciary who handles it for me.
I don't know what they were thinking when they gave me a BSBA.
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Considering you loath capitalism which is economic and political system in which a country's trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit, rather than by the state, you are always free to relocate to a communist form of governance in which everything is controlled by the state.
 
NiftyNiblick said:
I wonder how the amusement parks are doing.
The vast majority of the smaller amusement parks--there were quite a few of them--that I visited as a kid have been gone for quite a while.
If you live a long time, you see a lot of changes.
While I like some of the new things, I wish they were added on rather than being replacements for the old things that I miss.

One has the strong feeling that one is, for whatever reason, still here, but one's world is long gone.
My world is certainly gone.

As for my investment income, I truly loathe business and finance--capitalism in general--and have to trust the fiduciary who handles it for me.
I don't know what they were thinking when they gave me a BSBA.
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gemini104104 said:
Considering you loath capitalism which is economic and political system in which a country's trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit, rather than by the state, you are always free to relocate to a communist form of governance in which everything is controlled by the state.
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LMAO! A leftist shill just told Nifty/Shifty Shitlick to move his ass to a Communist country! :laugh:
 
Damocles said:
So are you saying buy or hold?
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I would be saying buy... If it were not for a governor of a state where Disney has a huge investment declaring war on them. Disney is a wonderful company, with a huge number of assets. Normally, I would be saying it is not going anywhere.

But having to replace such a large facility. Disney owns over 30,000 acres of heavily developed land in Florida. That is under attack at the moment. A company that owns that huge an asset with very little debt is almost indestructible to anything... except government.

Biden, Obama, Clinton, etc.: none of them attacked companies that did not help them coverup political scandals. In fact, Bush, Reagan, and the rest of what used to be the Republican Party did not either. We are entering a new phase where alt right politicians destroy parts of America for not politically supporting them.
 
anatta said:
my sister did 20years there as head of field safety. She's holding because she can afford to..other then that..?
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As long as the stock is not borrowed against, it is not a question over whether you can afford to hold, but whether you can afford to not hold.
 
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