The Parks, Experiences and Products segment reported $6.8B profit in 2019. They aren't selling that cash cow. Not to mention the IP synergy that exists between the parks and the media segment. They'll use Parks & Experiences to fund the DIS+ catalog (burn money).For better or worse, they've leveraged the future of the company to D+. If it fails spectacularly, it could drag the whole company down with it. If it succeeds wildly, it could make the other components of the company (theme parks, retail sales, cruise lines) comparatively less valuable, and ripe for sell-off.
First time every took over $100 to fill up happened yesterdayAs a reminder the CPI or as I call it, the CP lie, will be coming out before earnings.
If both numbers are bad ..
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Considering Disney almost got shutdown twice in the past and still survived. I don't see Disney ending at any point in the future.This might be the end of Disney.
Yeah I don't see how this would be the "end of Disney". Its not like the company is on the verge of going bankrupt or anything. The company will survive the current wave of issues, just like it has in the past.Considering Disney almost got shutdown twice in the past and still survived. I don't see Disney ending at any point in the future.
CPI is at 8.3%, a bit higher than the 8.1% “expected”As a reminder the CPI or as I call it, the CP lie, will be coming out before earnings.
If both numbers are bad ..
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Remember that’s the cooked number. Trust me inflation is even higher than that.CPI is at 8.3%, a bit higher than the 8.1% “expected”
Based on my raw materials, which have no "substitution effect", and Q1 financial performance, it looks to be between 17% - 18%Remember that’s the cooked number. Trust me inflation is even higher than that.
Remember that’s the cooked number. Trust me inflation is even higher than that.
If the execs start to short the stock then that’s not good
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