Hope for Disney financially

[Disneyman_10]

http://online.barrons.com/article/S...00393183755336.html?ru=yahoo&mod=yahoobarrons

The 3Q report and recent stock shows hope?

Sorry it isn't full article. It basically says more people will buy Disney Stock and Disney is about to make some serious money on upcoming projects such as DCL and marvel movies.

 

[nytimez]

http://online.barrons.com/article/S...00393183755336.html?ru=yahoo&mod=yahoobarrons

The 3Q report and recent stock shows hope?

Sorry it isn't full article. It basically says more people will buy Disney Stock and Disney is about to make some serious money on upcoming projects such as DCL and marvel movies.

A lot of companies are badly undervalued right now and always will be in times like this. If you had guts, money and patience you could make a bundle -- even if you just invested in Disney. I don't see why the company wouldn't at least go back into 40s again in the somewhat near future (as soon as this year and certainly within the next couple of years). That's a 33-40 percent ROI on Disney stock alone.

Lots of other bargains too. But don't listen to me -- I don't have guts, money or patience.

 

[jlewisinsyr]

On November 13, 2008, I contemplated buying shares of CROX, I could have bought them at $0.89 a share.

I logged into my brokerage account, typed in 5,000 shares of CROX and was very close to making the trade. For some reason I hesistated, and didn't pull the trigger (it would have cost me about $4,500).

That stock is now trading north of $25.00 per share (as of right now it is at $26.79). To this day, I regret the decision of not executing the transaction (note, it would be worth about $133,000 as of right now before taxes). I am much more apt to pull the trigger now because of this small lesson (I'm currently playing the game on another company that I think will recover nicely).

 

[lockedoutlogic]

On November 13, 2008, I contemplated buying shares of CROX, I could have bought them at $0.89 a share.

I logged into my brokerage account, typed in 5,000 shares of CROX and was very close to making the trade. For some reason I hesistated, and didn't pull the trigger (it would have cost me about $4,500).

That stock is now trading north of $25.00 per share (as of right now it is at $26.79). To this day, I regret the decision of not executing the transaction (note, it would be worth about $133,000 as of right now before taxes). I am much more apt to pull the trigger now because of this small lesson (I'm currently playing the game on another company that I think will recover nicely).

Do tell, Buffet