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Breakdown: Walt $DIS Company. +$150 EOY target based! $DISOne of the best holdings for 2019: Walt Disney Company Disney this year: - Disney+ announcement, which caused an 33% gain on the stock. - Avengers Endgame who broke the box-office record, most $ gained from 1 movie all-time. Most $ in 2 weeks also. 2billion in 2weeks. - Aladin movie coming out. - Disney+ launch is set to Novembre, so Netflix is not going to have Disney/Marvel movies from then. Disney+ will get a $7/month for unlimited Disney movies and series. Also it will launch every year new movies and series from then on. - Another Starwars-movie is ready to go on screen in Decembre. Also a big box-office gainer and merchandise $ gainer. - Disney also stacked up their Hulu-stocks. Owns Hulu now fully 100%. Netflix competitor for the non-Disney movies. - More news. I think Q2 earnings will give a big boost to the stock, because of the movies who are pushing a lot of money in Disney. Avengers only 2billion box office, Aladin also set to be a big gainer. \u2028 Fundamental target EOY 2019: +150/share.
NYSE:DISLong
by void_491
DIS on watch for strong push to $145 DIS is - in my opinion - one of the best stocks to hold for 2019 and to not only somewhat shade yourself from the geopolitical events that have been adding volatility to the market but has constant catalysts and will continue to do so with their IP inventory. Slow and steady with this one but with the consolidation taking place over recent time, these moves up really are fun to see happen. Hope to make ATH sooner than later but always ready to add more on red days. Will be interesting to see if we can bounce along the previous defined trend line but RSI looking a little hot for me to be confident. Squeeze meter I've come across, that I've been testing recently, appears to be anticipating another move up - all good fun. GLTA
NYSE:DISLong
by Slothcharts14
$DIS DISNEY $DISHey guys it's been a while but I'm back on my bullshiet first I want to start off with the beautiful beast DISNEY!!! What a ride it's been and congrats to anyone who caught the full move. I've been pounding on this one since $103, $109, $114, and where it's at now. So here we are now with Disney coming out with the hulu news yesterday morning and it has now digested that well as well as excellent earnings. The play here is pretty simple... Green line is support and red line is resistance. We also have 2 trend lines that form a triangle in which we are trying to break today after a failed attempt yesterday. Odds are in favor of price going higher so I am long here! Stop would be a close below $130.50 but potential would be for this to break resistance and move higher towards the highs. Good luck everyone, I should be able to post more often now since the bank is giving me some more time off every week :)
NYSE:DISLong
by Vickk
DIS Gone DizzyGotta love it, DIS shows off some streaming and goes ballistic. Up $13.46 while NFLX goes down $16.51. While that may seem pretty even, DIS has a lot more shares than NFLX, so DIS market cap goes up $24.2B today while NFLX market cap goes down $7.2B. So in the end effect, the market added $17B in value today, which is why it's so hard to short indices. (Both DIS and NFLX are in S&P 500.) I don't recommend shorting index funds, look for sector ETFs and individual stocks. To give you an idea of how much money that is, that's more than NFLX revenue for all of last year ($15.7B), lol. As for DIS, I'm not chasing it or shorting it. Chances are pretty high that a bunch of analysts will pump this like they did with NFLX, but eventually it will close this gap.
NYSE:DIS
by hungry_hippo
$DIS Thoughts Disney stock surged 10% on Friday, on its official unveiling of Disney+, a video streaming service. Disney+ will be available from Nov 12 for $6.99 a month or $69.99 a year. $4 less than Netflix’s most popular plan, this is a price point at which Disney hopes it can undercut Netflix – and other competitors – in what has become an increasingly crowded field. Wall Street’s reaction to the announcement suggests that old media’s malaise may be slowly lifting. Investors may finally be willing to treat entertainment companies the same as tech companies, i.e. accepting short-term losses in exchange for long-term growth. Disney repriced sharply upwards despite announcing that its new streaming services, Disney+ and ESPN+, will be loss-making for the next half a decade; profitability is not expected till 2023-24. Technically, the stock has broken out of a huge ascending triangle dating back to early 2016, to all-time highs. Having gapped up so violently, and into untrammelled territory, there is little meaningful to say from a technical perspective, other than to note that the move leaves: (i) the stock technically overbought; and (ii) a huge gap for the stock to eventually close. $120 should now act as solid support.
NYSE:DIS
by SigmaByHydraX
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