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I think this discussion can easily get dragged into the “value” argument when discussing the clear decline of Disney parks over time. It’s easy to say “This isn’t a good value anymore” or “The value has been greatly reduced”. While that may be true to you maybe someone else had never been, so...

I don’t know why this is complicated. Some people have a lot more money than others. Spending $600 on a family dinner may sound like a once in a lifetime event to one family, and your average Saturday night to another. I am lucky enough to be very fortunate, but I am very happy for people...

I can only speak for this Six Flags in my area. ( Chicago ) It is a disgusting poorly run cesspool that you couldn’t pay me money to attend. Unless someone can take over that has some amazing ideas to revitalize the park, I think it would be better off being bulldozed to the ground and...

I’ll take that as a no. Have a magical day.

I’m talking about the stock price in this thread. If you don’t like it please report it. Do you have anything of value to add to this thread or are you just popping in to antagonize me?

“What investors both institutional and retail think is not grounded in reality. It’s all a game. The rules are made up and the points don’t matter.” This is copy pasted from their post.

They are the ones claiming that a share price is completely unhinged from reality and had no basis in the fundamentals of the company. So if that’s true why not $14 a share?

You understand the purpose of an earnings call is to Communicate financial performance and give future guidance to investors? Investors buy what again ?

It’s ironic that you wrote all this to explain to me that I’m the one who doesn’t understand. But hey I am likely a complete idiot. Let’s refer back to someone who knows a little more than for a second time. Warren Buffett has consistently emphasized that over the long term, the stock price...

Really? So if $Dis went to $14 a share tomorrow the company would be just fine ?

“In the short run, the market is a voting machine, but in the long run, it is a weighing machine.” — Warren Buffett, referencing Benjamin Graham But I’m sure you have a greater understanding of the market than Warren Buffett.

Short term sure. Company’s are commonly over/undervalued. An entire decade though ? You’re starting to get a good idea of what investors actually think. Both institutional and retail.

Just a reminder to anyone who wants to buy into the smoke and mirrors. Disney stock as of right now is worth what it was 10 years ago. That is not the sign of a well run healthy company.

Even though this is true, they clearly felt for whatever reasons that Charlotte was a better fit than Disney. Usually things like this come down to financial considerations.

Yes and those people leaving the company would have been the best thing that could have happened.