This is incorrect.
I scoured the box office thread to see where and when you said this, and the results are, well, let’s just say not as you advertised them.
You made no such comment about Disney crossing $11 billion in June. Before researching, I assumed you at some point linked and responded to the following CNBC article in which an analyst was predicting $9 billion, from early June, but alas, nothing.
Disney has a shot at the impossible in 2019 — earning more than $9 billion at the global box office.
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“Disney could earn more than $9 billion at the global box office.”
However, in late July you made that “bold” prediction. Dated July 28:
By late July/early August, this was already a popular sentiment:
Despite a slow start, the 2019 box office is showing signs of strength and could top 2018's ticket sale record by year-end.
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“Analysts are constantly recalculating their forecasts for the box office, but slowly, those new expectations are suggesting that 2019 could surpass the $11.9 billion earned in 2018 domestically.”
Your predictions have largely been in line with that of other analysts given the time they were made, minus the expected variance and margin for error. You haven’t really been ahead of the curve, so please don’t misrepresent yourself and your words to justify a ludicrous prediction that you labeled as “conservative”.