So did the rest of the markets around the world. I know Disney stock is the only thing people want to discuss around here, understandable, but its the larger markets that are directing this not The Walt Disney Company fundamentals or change in CEO. As the markets rise and lower based on COVID-19 fears so will Disney stock, they are lock step with each other right now. Until that is done its useless to track individual stocks.
For god’s sake why?Down to 86 this morning.....got some more yesterday....and yes there are other stocks but this thread is titled DISNEY STOCK! Please do share any thoughts on other issues!
Not one cent...move to cash/commodity options and buy at the bottom. They’re not there yet.
. I did not even invest much of the amount I set aside for DIS. Its for long term and if you don't believe long term in markets stabilizing, no you should not invest a cent!
That’s good.Don't worry SirWalter the vast majority of my money is secure, I had a bit set aside to invest in Disney.....its my play money. Not a huge amount.....
yahooo!!!) so I'm really not looking to add any more individual stock to my portfolio, keeping about 2 years living expenses in cash.. I'm under 60 so I'm a bit more worried about how to cover health care until I hit 65 and cash reserve until I can turn on social security.
that's a hard thing simply because we are all so very different. age, where you live, etc.
I'm retiring this year (
Most of the Disney stock I acquire was from when my sons were born, we started buying a few hundred shares for their birthdays, that was 32 years ago. lol. I sold a few hundred shares when Disney launched disney +, lol of course I used the proceeds to pay for a trip to the world in August. lord only knows what the situation is going to be in August.
Would love some Berkshire hathaway shares. lol how can you go wrong with Warren B
….and I won't be getting a few hundred shares either.....but WOOHOO they DID help YOU pay for a trip!
I love warren...when things go south he’s the first person anyone calls.that's a hard thing simply because we are all so very different. age, where you live, etc.
I'm retiring this year (
Most of the Disney stock I acquire was from when my sons were born, we started buying a few hundred shares for their birthdays, that was 32 years ago. lol. I sold a few hundred shares when Disney launched disney +, lol of course I used the proceeds to pay for a trip to the world in August. lord only knows what the situation is going to be in August.
Would love some Berkshire hathaway shares. lol how can you go wrong with Warren B
The not too hard of a pattern to follow these last 3 weeks has been “two steps back...one forward”
Yeah, I still have no money in DIS stocks. We haven't found the bottom yet.
Somewhere here last week I predicted Disney would fall to the 40’s in a recession...so I agreeSome may want to catch the wave down so they don't miss it when it goes back up. Its going to be one of those tricky things to catch, because unless you're watching it closely you could miss the perfect buying opportunity. So I don't fault anyone for watching it daily. But I do fault those that keep asking why its going down today versus yesterday or the day before, same answer my friends.....
Bottom line I wouldn't be surprised if DIS hits $30-40 (maybe even lower) range before this thing is done. At that price its almost a steal and anyone would be silly not to find a way to even buy 10 shares to add to their portfolio.
If they could get a solid VOD day and date release program going I think a lot of the fallout from this could be mitigated. Its something most studios want to do anyways, its been the theaters that have been the push back on it. Well now with all theater chains pretty much closed studios may have the opportunity to do it, Universal is trying and I expect others to fall into line behind them. If that happens and DIS follows suit then the only major expose left is PEP, and while that is a large business under Corp, there isn't anything that can be done about that. So I would think most analysts have that baked in already in their forecasts.
Most of their revenue is still tv based and parks...
I wouldn't discount the Studios revenue just yet. If they can get a solid VOD day and date release program going it could help prop up the other falling segments.
