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Disney $DIS revenue increased 3.8% year-over-year. The company generates revenue from two segments, media and entertainment and parks, experiences and products

Media and Entertainment segment revenue decreased 0.8% year-over-year to $14 billion. Analysts were expecting USD 14.36 billion.

Parks, Experiences & Products segment revenue increased 13% year-over-year to $8.33...
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To follow up on my post yesterday - AI and Disney $DIS results.

According to the results released for the second quarter of fiscal year 2023, The Walt Disney Company posted a 4% year-over-year increase in revenue to $22.3 billion (narrowly missing estimates). Net income per share excluding extraordinary items was $1.03, down 6% from $1.09 last year.

AI sees it clearly with Disney's $DIS results, saying it has as much as a 77% chance of beating EPS estimates, while giving "only" a 37% chance of beating on revenue.

That's how the analysts see it 👇

The consensus revenue figure is set at $22.44 billion, suggesting a 4.34% growth from the previous quarter. For EPS, they are counting on $0.99.

How do you see it in the next week? Whose results will you be interested in? For me, the obvious ones are $PLTR, $DIS, $PARA, $LLY and $BABA.

Disney $DIS, which owns the ESPN television station, has held initial discussions about strategic partnerships with the NBA and NFL. These partnerships could mean that the sports leagues will acquire an ownership stake in ESPN.

Disney extends CEO Bob Iger's contract through 2026

This, dare I say, popular and well-known company that is still unhappy with its price tag and "transformation" is keeping its CEO, who has had a good track record in his position, for another few years.

A summary of the news over the last few days around the US.

Recession, recession, recession. We hear it over and over again, even if you plug your ears. I've been hearing it a lot lately, so let's see what the situation is. Recent statements from economic strategists.

$NFLX vs $DIS vs $WBD

These are the three biggest streaming platforms that have been competing quite a bit in recent years.

While$WBD competes with Netflix and Disney, I don't like the stock of this company at all. Over its entire history, the stock has been in the negative, which is not pretty at all, and it pays no dividend. Thus, I don't see much potential with this company...
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AI! The most talked about topic in the investment world lately. We had a crazy tech rally during covid. When the pandemic ended, inflation and interest rates rose and the tech. mega rally was extinguished.

Now we have a new rally!
ChatGPT has left investors feeling exuberant. And a new rally is in full swing as all sorts of future AI opportunities are priced in.
That's why I've...
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Lately, it has been mostly technology stocks that have been up a few dozen percent. However, I am wondering what you currently see as potential buying opportunities.

I've been buying stocks recently, $MMM and $DIS. However, I am planning on buying shares of $CVS and $PFE.

Hey investors, have a great weekend.

I was wondering what stocks you bought and sold last time and if so why.

I last bought $MMM as the stock dropped below $100, however this is a stock I normally buy every month as well. I have also been buying shares of $DIS as it is at a nice price and I also see potential in this company.

As far as selling goes, I recently sold a few shares of...
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Not only the technology, but also the Netflix $NFLX stream has taken us to new heights.🚀

Have a nice Tuesday,

I see this week as more of an observation week. A lot of stocks of interest to me are more at their highs like $AAPL (although it went down slightly after the conference). And the ones that went down a bit like $DIS I overbought in May.

Are you going to overbought something, take profits, or are you having more of an observation week too?

$DIS Disney+ will be available on Apple's 'Vision Pro' device on day one! As presented, you will be able to watch your favorite shows in an immersive environment and also bring other Disney experiences right into your home.

"We're very proud to once again partner with the world's largest storytelling company to bring the magic of real life to you. These are just a few of the...
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I somehow missed this, but Disney $DIS said Friday that it has removed certain produced content from its direct-to-consumer (DTC) services and will record a related $1.5 billion impairment charge in its fiscal third-quarter financial report.