Comcast
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NASDAQ
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$94.81
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Undervalued by 40.2%
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Comcast: a cheap stock with steady flows, but before restructuring?
Comcast $CMCSA is one of the cheapest-valued stocks in the S&P 500, even though it generates steady cash flows. The main problem is stagnation in the broadband segment and growing pressure to break up the company.
1. Extremely low valuation
-Shares of $CMCSA are trading at just eight times earnings, lower than...
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💡 Comcast is expecting bad times!
Shares of Comcast $CMCSA experienced a significant shakeout last week, falling nearly 10 %. Management announced that it expects a decline of more than 100,000 broadband subscribers in Q4 . That's well above the consensus estimate of analysts, who had predicted a loss of around 63,300 customers. 📊
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Verizon is pretty interesting to me. The stock is down, but that could change and the company pays a great dividend.
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📺 Profitability in the streaming world!
Media companies are reporting growth in streaming this year due to price increases, password sharing restrictions and mass layoffs. However, profitability remains volatile.
🐭Disney $DIS reported an operating profit of $47 million in its Direct-to-Consumer (DTC) division , which includes Disney+ and Hulu, compared to a loss of $587 million ...
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Nicely written, I usually get around it somehow when I want to watch a show/movie, but we currently have HBO in the family, but we will be switching to Netflix, I am fundamentally opposed to it as I have $WBD stock in my portfolio and $NFLX stock not🤣.
As far as investments go, I'm pretty much the same as Luke.
I'd rather invest in $T, but I still don't find this sector very interesting and don't invest in these companies.