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Laran Mithras's avatar

This is the obvious answer for Disney and Iger. Not so much for the investors.

But anyone still investing in Disney today deserves all the losses. Even my super-risk attracted daughter dumped all her Disney stock - 2 years ago.

Disney is poison. Pure sewage. To make the stinking plates of Disney offerings palatable, they must hide the stink. Mask it, cover it, gaslight you that it isn't really there.

Are you fooled?

ShootyBear's avatar

Bad sign for Disney.

DeGave's avatar

Logic dictates that if they showed their less-than stellar numbers, then their stagnant numbers, there is something worse than stagnant expected now.

Ben L.'s avatar

Always a good sign when a company hides its numbers. 😐

Joseph L. Wiess's avatar

Subscriber numbers should not have counted. Stocks are sold on a set fiscal number.

We sell $xxx a year. With Disney, it's dollars. We make a trillion a year and have lost six billion on flop movies.