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Tired Disney (DIS -1.36%) shareholders are finally getting a break from their disappointment. Disney stock, which has been on the way down for a few years, perked up recently, and it's gained 16% over the past month.
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As a household name, Disney (NYSE: DIS) is a cultural powerhouse. However, even companies of such size and importance are not immune to wider factors.
[00:00:00] Douglas McIntyre: The Walt Disney Company just said that they will raise their dividend, by a dollar.
The latest trading day saw Walt Disney (DIS) settling at $114.99, representing a +0.33% change from its previous close.
Disney achieved operating income profitability in streaming in the last quarter, marking a major inflection point in its direct-to-consumer business. I continue to rate Disney a strong buy due to its scalable streaming platform, improved operating income, increased capital returns and growing subscribers. Disney's subscriber base grew to 56.0M in the U.S. and 66.7M internationally, driven by subscription price hikes. Disney also saw ARPU gains in both markets in Q4.
It seems like Disney's fairy dust is starting to sparkle again — at least on the technical charts.
Disney-centric influencer Dominique Brown has died after allegedly having a severe allergic reaction during a brand event in Los Angeles.
Walt Disney Co (NYSE:DIS, ETR:WDP) has confirmed that prices for its theme parks are going up again as it forecast a significant improvement in the contribution from its cruise operation. Surge pricing, more lightning lanes and premium offerings such as park-hoppers are on the way said Hugh Johnston, chief financial officer, at a conference in New York.
The Walt Disney Company (NYSE:DIS ) UBS Global Media & Communications Conference December 9, 2024 1:30 PM ET Company Participants Hugh Johnston - Senior Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Conference Call Participants John Hodulik - UBS Operator Certain statements in this discussion may constitute forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, including statements regarding our expectations, beliefs, plans, or goals, strategy, focus, or priorities, guidance, future growth and performance including opportunities for expansion and impact of strategic initiatives. future profitability, margins, and related drivers, future capital or content expenditures, trends, drivers of demand, efficiencies, future product or service offerings including, nature, timing and pricing, consumer and advertiser sentiment, behavior, or demand, value of our intellectual property and content offerings, impact of organizational structure and leadership decisions and other states that are not historical in nature.
Disney's initial efforts to limit password sharing are “working out well for us in terms of subscriber growth,” Disney CFO Hugh Johnston said.