How WDW dumped the Middle Class

[Minnie1222]

The stock has not regained very much since it's 54% drop.

The stock is based on a multitude of things at the Walt Disney Company. If DIS is parks and parks only, it would have a continuously positive trajectory.

 

[DCLMP]

The stock is based on a multitude of things at the Walt Disney Company. If DIS is parks and parks only, it would have a continuously positive trajectory.

We have no way of knowing what the stock price would be if it was just the parks. Disney would be a much smaller company if that were case and the stock price would reflect that.

 

[DCLMP]

That $200 high you speak of was a covid streaming fever dream, never should have been there but WS was reliving the dot com boom/bust.

Disney's stock price issues have everything to do with cord cutting and nothing to do with park performance which has been a consistent and growing profit center since the re-opening. And on the glass half full take, it's up 50% from it's recent low (it was a great buy in the $70-80's).

Sounds like a great stock to trade. I think I'd be selling and waiting for the next dip.

 

[Minnie1222]

We have no way of knowing what the stock price would be if it was just the parks. Disney would be a much smaller company if that were case and the stock price would reflect that.

Of course we don't know what the actual price would be. But based on the strong performance of the parks, it's likely to have a positive growth on the stock chart.

 

[RivShore]

Sounds like a great stock to trade. I think I'd be selling and waiting for the next dip.

It could be a good trader - there's been a number of times it has dipped to the $70's or $80's the last year or 2 and, every time, it pretty quickly bounced over 100. The shares I hold, I have held forever and the taxman would come after too much of it, so I am a very long term holder.

 

[DCLMP]

It could be a good trader - there's been a number of times it has dipped to the $70's or $80's the last year or 2 and, every time, it pretty quickly bounced over 100. The shares I hold, I have held forever and the taxman would come after too much of it, so I am a very long term holder.

It would be fine to trade in a IRA.

 

[DCLMP]

Of course we don't know what the actual price would be. But based on the strong performance of the parks, it's likely to have a positive growth on the stock chart.

Until the next recession.

 

[wdw_dine_junkie]

I just got back from WDW and our trip cost not counting airfare (2 adults, value resort 8 nights, 7 day park passes with hoppers) plus food (2 sit downs) counter service and whatever snacks we wanted plus souvies (3 polo's for me as I live in polo's and a few smaller items that we picked up) plus LL's for 4 park days and 1 ILL for guardians, plus Mears RT transportation total was just under 4400.

I also booked a "bounceback" offer (2 adults value resort, 8 nights 7 day park passes w/ parkhopper)for next year at less then we paid for the package this year! So count me as happy!

I don't think this is unreasonable. We spent about the same for 9 days to go to Yellowstone/Grand Tetons from FL. And we even used points for the hotel in Jackson and a lot of our meals were from the cooler in the car.