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Bullish on DIS ... DIS

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+25.79% in 189 days Expected to announce EPS of 41 cents, Disney beat analyst estimates by two cents and was immediately higher by more than 4% in the aftermarket. Revenues were also better than expected. Disney has closed higher for five consecutive sessions below the 200-day moving average Continue reading »

Overbought DIS

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-38.91% in 74 days (closed on 05/29/09) Continue reading »

Disney rocks! DIS

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+25.25% in 368 days Q2 results were just reported and Disney said its quarterly profit fell due to a $91 million bad-debt charge on a payment it was due from Lehman Brothers and the combination of higher expenses and less successful films at its studio entertainment division However, the more important thing to note is that they have done really well in their cable networks and theme parks business which is a great thing. That Disney has been able to stabilise its focus on a diverse portfolio of businesses has been becoming clear since 2005. They probably make less mistakes today with their investments bec... Continue reading »

Expanding Defensive Growth Index into Europe DIS

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+26.94% in 383 days Expanding Defensive Growth Index into Europe <> <> The accompanying table presents an updated version of the ETFI Highly Defensive PerformIdex, which is expanded to 40 companies with market caps of at least $10B from the industry groups listed below. This defensive growth index is heavily weighted in consumer staples and healthcare and is now structured to include companies based in Europe, in addition to the United States and Canada. Compared to the previous version, this index has a lower beta and higher average market cap and adds European companie... Continue reading »

added to my watchlist DIS

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+8.76% in 7 days (closed on 10/17/08) i personally think there is something wrong with people worrying abut casinos and movie companies. will come back after verifying i there is a financial/social/business issue behind the loss of confidence. Continue reading »

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Lions Gate Entertainment: Still waiting for cash flow

Filed under: Earnings reports, General Electric (GE), Walt Disney (DIS), Film, Lions Gate Entertainment (LGF) When I discussed Lions Gate Entertainment's (LGF) first-quarter results, I noted the disappointing statement of cash flows. Unfortunately, the company didn't do much better in the second quarter. For the six-month period, Lions Gate used over $160 million for operations compared to the roughly $40 million used in the similar frame one year ago. <>Of course, cash flow doesn't always get the most coverage. Investors tend to get more excited by a swing to profitability. On that count, Lion... Continue reading »

Stock Market News for November 9, 2009 – Market News

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<>U.S. stocks posted modest gains Friday even as a surprisingly weak jobs report failed to deter investors from taking a broader view that the economy is improving.  Analysts’ upgrade of General Electric and Amazon.com helped the market keep its head above water as many on the Street averred the worst for the labor market was over.  Although the unemployment rate – at its highest level in 26 years – aggravated concerns about consumer spending, it nevertheless reassured some investors that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates near historically low levels in the near future.      <><><><><><>< /><><>< /><>< /><>< />< />... Continue reading »

Disney's 'A Christmas Carol': Investors not in a merry mood?

Filed under: General Electric (GE), Walt Disney (DIS), Sony Corp ADR (SNE), Film Disney (DIS) had high hopes for A Christmas Carol. It was supposed to be an unqualified blockbuster. Unfortunately, the film's first weekend at the box office was nothing short of a disaster. <>Too strong? Hardly. According to early estimates at Box Office Mojo, Carol took in little more than $30 million at domestic screenings. It was wasn't supposed to be like this. Carol was supposed to be light-years ahead of the competition. Sony's (SNE) Michael Jackson's This Is It came in second. The Men Who Stare at Goats, d... Continue reading »

DJIA Market Wrap 8 November

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The 60-minute trend is positive according to the force index indicator. %b has printed a slightly negative divergence. On Monday morning prices will open up on a gap that will test previous high. The Dow is also doing much better than the Nasdaq in this phase. Most of the stocks are moving above their 20-day moving averages and the trend is very good in the longer term moving averages. HPQ, MCD, PG printed new 20-day highs. MCD has printed 5 and IBM has printed 4 consecutive up closes. I remain negative on the market and will need to assess how high this move will continue. I am opening s... Continue reading »

DJIA Market Wrap 8 November

The 60-minute trend is positive according to the force index indicator. %b has printed a slightly negative divergence. On Monday morning prices will open up on a gap that will test previous high. The Dow is also doing much better than the Nasdaq in this phase. Most of the stocks are moving above their 20-day moving averages and the trend is very good in the longer term moving averages. HPQ, MCD, PG printed new 20-day highs. MCD has printed 5 and IBM has printed 4 consecutive up closes. I remain negative on the market and will need to assess how high this move will continue. I am opening s... Continue reading »

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