Disney stocks in free fall

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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
 
Disney stock has been falling for some time now, and not because investors side with DeSantis attacking free speech or governmental status as Fox implies:

“Disney's fourth quarter 2021 results disappointed investors, and its stock is falling. The decline was primarily due to slow growth in subscriber numbers for Disney Plus, its streaming service. Revenue for the company's other divisions improved compared to the same time last year.”
https://www.investopedia.com/disney-falls-after-disappointing-earnings-5209283

With people coming out the demand for inside entertainment has decline along with it Disney streaming services
 
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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

Is this anything like when the Republicans boycotted French Fries? I don't see much difference!

Fucking hilarious!
 
Disney stock has been falling for some time now, and not because investors side with DeSantis attacking free speech or governmental status as Fox implies:

“Disney's fourth quarter 2021 results disappointed investors, and its stock is falling. The decline was primarily due to slow growth in subscriber numbers for Disney Plus, its streaming service. Revenue for the company's other divisions improved compared to the same time last year.”
https://www.investopedia.com/disney-falls-after-disappointing-earnings-5209283

With people coming out the demand for inside entertainment has decline along with it Disney streaming services
I think the brand has been tarnished in the USA - but it's a worldwide stock
and yes the decline started earlier
 
So are you saying buy or hold?

Buy. It's a sale on stocks. (Down 2.12% today, 15% for the year to date.) And despite the fact that someone posted it on a *political* forum, it has more to do with poor earnings due to viewer dissatisfaction with streaming services than anything the doucheclods in the FL legislature did. Netflix's stock fell this week as well, for the same reason, and a lot steeper too.
 
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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

:laugh:


Fuck Disney and "It's a small world", dammit!

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Good. Hopefully it all goes belly up. Fuckum. Slowly over time the whole thing has turned into nothing but one big pedo palace. Desantis knows now.....He's going to make them pay dearly. As well they should.
 
A governor who tries to destroy his biggest employer and taxpayer is not very bright. Desantis thinks he will not pay for the damage. He thinks he will be in the Whitehouse. His ambition is leaving bodies in his wake.
 
Good. Hopefully it all goes belly up. Fuckum. Slowly over time the whole thing has turned into nothing but one big pedo palace. Desantis knows now.....He's going to make them pay dearly. As well they should.

everybody around here (Disneyworld) has had it with them. I dont know who they are trying to please.
Oh wait. it's the California wokesters that call the shots, as with much of corporate America
 
Buy. It's a sale on stocks. (Down 2.12% today, 15% for the year to date.) And despite the fact that someone posted it on a *political* forum, it has more to do with poor earnings due to viewer dissatisfaction with streaming services than anything the doucheclods in the FL legislature did. Netflix's stock fell this week as well, for the same reason, and a lot steeper too.
I thought I read most of the streaming services did, Hulu as well.
 
I am glad I belong to a party that works on public policies of real, tangible value: healthcare, infrastructure, social security, minimum wage, environmental protection, civil rights, labor rights.
 
I am glad I belong to a party that works on public policies of real, tangible value: healthcare, infrastructure, social security, minimum wage, environmental protection, civil rights, labor rights.

The terrible thing about hell
Is that when you're there you can't even tell

As you move throughout this life you love so
You could be there and not even know

But you say so what I'm doing just fine
The irony is that isn't all in your mind

And that is why hell is so vicious and cruel
But you'll just go on an oblivious fool

 
Disney stock has been falling for some time now, and not because investors side with DeSantis attacking free speech or governmental status as Fox implies:

“Disney's fourth quarter 2021 results disappointed investors, and its stock is falling. The decline was primarily due to slow growth in subscriber numbers for Disney Plus, its streaming service. Revenue for the company's other divisions improved compared to the same time last year.”
https://www.investopedia.com/disney-falls-after-disappointing-earnings-5209283

With people coming out the demand for inside entertainment has decline along with it Disney streaming services

it is because they have come out as pro grooming.

definitely.
 
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