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Bloomberg's Lucas Shaw explains how President Trump's plan to tariff foreign films came about and what it means for media stocks. Shaw speaks with Caroline Hyde on "Bloomberg Technology.

A law passed by Congress in 1988 explicitly bars the president from being able to regulate the import and export of films, books and music — something TikTok recently brought up.

Get more equity coverage like this on the Stock Movers podcast from Bloomberg, featuring five-minute episodes on the winners and losers in the stock market. Subscribe here: https://link.podtrac.com/h0zn7xir On this episode of Stock Movers: • Netflix (NFLX) shares fell along with other media and entertainment companies after President Donald Trump announced that he is planning to impose a 100% tariff on films produced overseas.

Shares of Netflix, Disney, Warner Bros. Discovery, Paramount and Comcast fell in premarket hours after President Donald Trump proposed a tariff on film productions shot outside the United States.

Comcast faces challenges from declining cable subscriptions and fierce competition but sees growth potential in wireless, streaming, and theme parks. Despite broadband customer losses, Comcast's wireless segment and business telecom show promising growth, with significant expansion opportunities. Comcast's diversified portfolio, including NBCUniversal and theme parks, provides strong growth engines, though streaming service Peacock remains loss-making.

Comcast's stock is showing signs of a bullish reversal despite a six-month downtrend, with technical indicators suggesting a potential bottom and near-term recovery. Recent earnings were mixed, with a slight revenue decline but strong operating cash flows and improved EPS, indicating business resilience. The stock appears undervalued, with a P/CFO ratio at three-year lows, suggesting investors are overly pessimistic despite robust fundamentals.

I went to Comcast's (CMCSA 1.52%) new Epic Universe theme park this past weekend. It's a glorious celebration of next-gen ride technology, at least for the three flagship rides.

Q2 2025 began with market volatility due to tariff announcements, resulting in SPY losing 0.87% and VYM declining by 3.54%. Since inception, my watchlist has a CAGR of 14.61%, outperforming SPY and VYM, and providing higher yields. The May 2025 watchlist includes 10 stocks with an average forward dividend yield of 3.59% and an expected return of 14.78%.

Comcast (CMCSA -0.29%) was supposed to be the safe company in media, but it's proven to be riskier than most of its competitors. In this video, Travis Hoium explains why this is a high-risk stock today.

One great thing about a crash or downturn in the markets is that it can allow you to go bargain hunting fairly easily. Many stocks have been falling this year, and if you're a dividend investor, you know that means yields are rising as a result.