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Tinkwings

Tinkwings

Pfizered Fairy
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In the Parks
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Tee hee I only have one paper certificate issue.....but yes planning on buying more DISNEY....undervalued to a great extent IMHO.....and diversification is a MUST!:angelic:
 
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Lilofan

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If the stock is dropping which it is, the biggest loser is the discretionary spending market when investors take a serious pause in future purchases.
 
Tinkwings

Tinkwings

Pfizered Fairy
Premium Member
In the Parks
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the.dreamfinder said:
Strong disagree. The stock hasn’t been priced for a possible closure of WDW or DLR.
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shudder to think of that happening....but would definitely deflate stock...must rethink investment options.....:bookworm: I am a glass half full type of person, and my long term forecast is a glass brimming with potential for DIS. Pixie dust or not...:cool:
 
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VaderTron

VaderTron

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TINKWINGS said:
112 just now!
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Yeah I was laughing when I saw this. Thinking back a few days when some said they would buy at $113. Others saying Disney is a screaming buy at $114. I wonder how prepared they are to pull the trigger now after watching the stock perform corkscrews the past several days. We haven't even seen people en masse getting sick in Florida and an attendance drop. What happens to the stock if that scenario becomes a reality in the next few weeks?
 
Tinkwings

Tinkwings

Pfizered Fairy
Premium Member
In the Parks
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I transferred some money today to my brokerage account that should take til next week....so will be ready if it happens to invest.... :cool:.
Just got off phone with friend who just got back and is scheduling trip for October!
 
Simba’s Mom

Simba’s Mom

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Even at $114, it's still way too expensive for me to buy. I bought right after 9/11 at $20 a share. Wish it would split again, like it did many years ago, but that's probably not happening. However, I think $114 is probably a pretty decent price compared to $140, and since this is probably just a general stock market reaction to the coronavirus, should go back up (soon, I hope).
 
Tinkwings

Tinkwings

Pfizered Fairy
Premium Member
In the Parks
No
Simba’s Mom said:
Even at $114, it's still way too expensive for me to buy. I bought right after 9/11 at $20 a share. Wish it would split again, like it did many years ago, but that's probably not happening. However, I think $114 is probably a pretty decent price compared to $140, and since this is probably just a general stock market reaction to the coronavirus, should go back up (soon, I hope).
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WOW what a great price! Thinking how many shares I could buy a that price.....sigh....it's a long term stock but yes those splits are awesome but unpredictable. I am still watching....likely will watch too long!:rolleyes:
 
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nycdrummer

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I bought in for a long term play last week at $114. I regretted not getting in before Disney+ launched so I'm fine even as it's gone down. There's zero reason for $DIS not to rebound once the virus goes away. There's just too many things coming up in the pipeline for it not to reverse at the parks (Disney World 50, Avengers Campus) along with their digital properties (Disney+ launching in the UK, ESPN, ABC, Marvel), buying in at this price seems like a black Friday deal that'll just take time and patience.
 
Slpy3270

Slpy3270

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nycdrummer said:
I bought in for a long term play last week at $114. I regretted not getting in before Disney+ launched so I'm fine even as it's gone down. There's zero reason for $DIS not to rebound once the virus goes away. There's just too many things coming up in the pipeline for it not to reverse at the parks (Disney World 50, Avengers Campus) along with their digital properties (Disney+ launching in the UK, ESPN, ABC, Marvel), buying in at this price seems like a black Friday deal that'll just take time and patience.
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It's not going to rebound because billions of dollars are on the line thanks to this outbreak. There's no reason to believe it will slow as the spring comes (it's already spreading in Australia, where it's autumn), and the chances of either Disneyland and/or Disney World closing because of the outbreak are far higher than anybody can imagine. That's not even getting into the inevitability of a recession, which will be far worse than 2008 due to the combined supply and demand shock. Unless Disney leadership speaks out about how they're going to get the company through this, all of the stock's gains in the last five-six years could be erased and the company's long-term plans will be in open question.
 
Tinkwings

Tinkwings

Pfizered Fairy
Premium Member
In the Parks
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nycdrummer said:
I bought in for a long term play last week at $114. I regretted not getting in before Disney+ launched so I'm fine even as it's gone down. There's zero reason for $DIS not to rebound once the virus goes away. There's just too many things coming up in the pipeline for it not to reverse at the parks (Disney World 50, Avengers Campus) along with their digital properties (Disney+ launching in the UK, ESPN, ABC, Marvel), buying in at this price seems like a black Friday deal that'll just take time and patience.
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I agree with your logic....but NOW It says 105.....:angelic: So the above poster waiting for 100 to happen may just get her wish!
 

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