Going to buy year out nclh calls if they dump on bad earnings. Normally would be riskier but Jpows still at it.

This post was edited by obisent on Aug 3 2020 08:32am

I’m super curious what Disney does

Still have them at average of $107

Went big on IBIO and TOMZ
Still planning on putting a nice amount on a cruise line, as they are bound to return profits if this rony Rona ends

Will also be looking at this. In this hype, future value world vs current value I think it will come down to the following: Will the increase in monthly Disney + subscribers generate enough growth optimism to offset current park closures and losses from park operations.

They are on video yelling at people who got off of sinking boat rides lol. That can't help.

its funny to watch in real time, millions of earnings cause a steady decay of price while parks were closed and remain throttled. then they announce Hamilton will be added to Disney+ and u see a spike.

i honestly dont know what Disney's model looks like moving forward, and will be interested to see how and if they divest from parks moving forward. maybe raise ticket prices but make it far more exclusive, 5x the cost but no lines and no germs. then cut overhead because u need half the shop keepers and stuff.

CNBC said Disney plus still only in US, does anyone know if this is correct?

This post was edited by Bazi on Aug 4 2020 10:06am

We have it in Canada....

It will now roll out on March 24 across the UK, Ireland, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Austria, and Switzerland. Disney also confirmed its European pricing for Disney+, which will cost £5.99/€6.99 per month, or £59.99/€69.99 for a year.Jan 21, 2020


CNBC with Fkin fake news

This post was edited by Bazi on Aug 4 2020 10:34am