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On a day when the S&P 500 hit a fresh record high, Disney Inc. NYSE: DIS gave its investors something to cheer about by hitting a multi-year high of its own. Monday's session saw the stock print its highest level since August 2022, as it looked finally ready to break out of the multi-year range it's been trapped in.
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The Walt Disney Company (NYSE: DIS) has fully acquired Hulu from Comcast for $467 million, signaling a strategic push to solidify its position as the leading multi-brand streaming provider behind Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) and Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN).
Shares of Walt Disney (DIS -0.96%) enter July with a head of steam. The media giant's stock hit fresh 52-week highs in each of the last three trading days in June.
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Disney (DIS) is at a 52-week high, but can investors hope for more gains in the future? We take a look at the company's fundamentals for clues.
A girl who fell overboard on a Disney cruise ship has been rescued from the water - along with her father who jumped in after.
Disney is a fundamentally strong company with invaluable IPs, but after a recent rebound, I rate it a Hold due to overall limited upside and trading at fair value. Disney+ and DTC have reignited growth, but margins and cash flow still lag top competitors; significant upside exists if DTC margins approach Netflix levels. Risks include high competition, content quality concerns, and discretionary spending sensitivity, but Disney's IP and potential for market consolidation offer a good safety-net.
Initiate Disney with Strong Buy and $193 PT, citing aggressive EPS recovery, streaming profitability, and undervalued shares versus peers. The streaming business is at a pivotal inflection, with Hulu-ESPN bundling driving subscriber growth, margin expansion, and sustainable operating leverage. The parks segment delivers top-tier ROIC and bookings growth, with disciplined capex and international expansion supporting multi-year margin upside.
The Investment Committee discuss the latest Call of the Day on Disney and debate which stock has more upside, Disney or Netflix.