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↩ replying to SpoiledBlueMilkI predict someone on Wall Street thinks they have a better idea of how to exhibit Disney movies (with regard to theaters and streaming and release window) better than the current Disney execs and will couch their pointed advice in the form of a question.
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BUTTTT they can't pay their CMs decently why again? 🙃 😏🥴
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Everyone worries about Wall Street way to much. Wall Street is not even close to defining the condition of the economy. Wall Street is mostly made up of extremely rich people playing gambling games with money. It doesn't reflect or influence what happens to everyday people. Yes a lot of us have relatively small investments via personal desires to be part owners of places like Disney, and those of us who have minor investments via 401's etc. Rich people play those games with Wall Street and lose in one day what the rest of us would like to realize in our whole lifetime. Then guess what, they are back the next day investing in something else. It's just a game.
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↩ replying to Slpy3270I wouldn’t bet on that last part. Disney will do anything to make sub numbers appear rosy. Not that I don’t agree with you on that expectation, I’d actually love for the stock to take a bath because of it. Pumped up stock price today based on a service that won’t produce a profit for years? **** Wall Street stock analysts.
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EPS 0.37 vs 0.52 expected
Revenue $18.5 billion vs $18.8 billion
Dis+ subs 118.1 million vs 125.4 million expected.
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Street taking it as bad news. -5% in afterhours
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All I Know (The Wonder Years)
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Welcome to the Bubble Store (from Ron's Gone Wrong)
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Bob AA 2.0 speaking. Urg… my lunch wants to escape…
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“Maximizing the synergy of our ecosystem.”
BINGO!!! (You all have a Bullshit Bingo card, right?)
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Chapek maintains guidance despite slowdown.