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Walt Disney is showing solid results. What's next?The Walt Disney Company pleasantly surprised investors with a robust quarterly report. Its CEO, Robert Iger, is pursuing an effective cost-cutting strategy. The company is considering the initiation of shareholder dividends and the launch of new projects by the end of 2023. The developmental crisis seems to has been successfully overcome. Therefore, today, our focus is on the Walt Disney Company (NYSE: DIS) stock chart. On the D1 timeframe, support has solidified at 83.95, with resistance at 91.21. Additionally, the "triple bottom" pattern suggests a reversal from a downward to an upward trajectory. Examining the H1 timeframe, if the asset's upward trend persists, a short-term target for a price increase might be around 96.57. In the medium term, the target for a price increase could hover around 103.97. — Ideas and other content presented on this page should not be considered as guidance for trading or an investment advice. RoboMarkets bears no responsibility for trading results based on trading opinions described in these analytical reviews. The material presented and the information contained herein is for information purposes only and in no way should be considered as the provision of investment advice for the purposes of Investment Firms Law L. 87(I)/2017 of the Republic of Cyprus or any other form of personal advice or recommendation, which relates to certain types of transactions with certain types of financial instruments. Risk Warning: CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 67.85% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.
NYSE:DIS
by RoboMarkets
Disney's Earnings Day: A Technical Analysis with a Dash of RiskDisney's earnings are on the horizon, and as any seasoned investor knows, earnings announcements can be quite unpredictable. It's almost like flipping a coin – heads or tails, win or lose. Even with the best guesses, you might still end up on the wrong side of the trade. So, let's dive into the technical aspects of Disney's current situation. We find support at our "namaste line" (a term we enjoy using in a nod to mindfulness and positivity). Furthermore, if you look closely, you'll notice that Disney has been creating higher highs on the 4-hour chart, with the daily trend leaning towards a bullish direction as of now. But here's the catch – earnings day is today. If you're feeling a bit daring (and let's face it, life is a bit of a gamble in itself), then go ahead and make your move! Happy trading, and may the markets be in your favor. Here's to a "Green Day" for all. - HolisticTrader.Eth
NYSE:DISLong
by ImmaculateTony
Mickey Mouse is UPSIDE-DOWN!Here on the Daily Chart we have The Walt Disney Stock. Price has been outlining what looks to be a possible Inverted Head and Shoulders! The "Neckline" @ 86.28 has been tested twice, once on Sept. 15th after the creation of the first "Shoulder" and again on Oct. 17th after the creation of the "Head". Now since we have the creation of the second "Shoulder" or the Low that did not surpass the Low of the "Head", I suspect price will make a trip back up to test the "Neckline" one more time before possibly giving us a Bullish Break to go higher!! As added confirmation, My DSR is flattening and and the second "Shoulder" was terminated by my Fib'd Kill Zone giving this a high chance of reversing! **Chart Patterns are known to fail 1/3 of the time so BEWARE OF FALSE BREAKS! -Pattern Prediction- *If price Breaks and Closes below 79.23, pattern is INVALIDATED *If price Breaks and Closes above 86.28, price action will initiate my Trade Action Plan!
NYSE:DISLong
by Novi_Fibonacci
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Disney Raises Cost-Cutting Target To $7.5 Billion Disney (DIS) reported fiscal fourth quarter earnings after the bell on Wednesday that beat expectations as the company increased its annual cost cutting goal to $7.5 billion, up from the previous $5.5 billion set in February. That includes a $4.5 billion annualized cut to content spending, up from the prior $3 billion. The company's streaming figures came in much strong than expected with nearly 7 million core Disney+ net additions, compared to consensus calls of 2.68 million. Streaming losses narrowed to $387 million from a loss of $1.41 billion in the prior year period after the company raised streaming prices for the second time this year, upping the monthly price of its ad-free Disney+ and Hulu plans by more than 20%. 244 DIS FDA approves Eli Lilly's Mounjaro for weight lossScroll back up to restore default view. Alexandra Canal Alexandra Canal·Senior Reporter Wed, November 8, 2023 at 10:05 PM GMT+1 In this article: DIS Disney (DIS) reported fiscal fourth quarter earnings after the bell on Wednesday that beat expectations as the company increased its annual cost cutting goal to $7.5 billion, up from the previous $5.5 billion set in February. That includes a $4.5 billion annualized cut to content spending, up from the prior $3 billion. The company's streaming figures came in much strong than expected with nearly 7 million core Disney+ net additions, compared to consensus calls of 2.68 million. Streaming losses narrowed to $387 million from a loss of $1.41 billion in the prior year period after the company raised streaming prices for the second time this year, upping the monthly price of its ad-free Disney+ and Hulu plans by more than 20%. Analysts polled by Bloomberg had expected direct-to-consumer losses to mount to $454 million in the quarter. The company previously reported a loss of $512 million in Q3, a $659 million loss in Q2 and a $1.1 billion loss in Q1. The results follow the official reveal of Disney's next CFO and commitment to purchase Comcast's 33% stake in Hulu. On the earnings call, the company said it expects free cash flow to balloon to $8 billion in full-year 2024, assisted by lower content spend. Disney expects to spend $25 billion on content next year versus the $27 billion spent in full-year 2023. It will also recommend a dividend by the end of the calendar year. Shares climbed almost 4% in pre-market trading following the results. Adjusted earnings of $0.82 a share beat expectations of $0.69 per share and was more than double the prior-year period's earnings per share of $0.30. Revenue, meanwhile, slightly missed estimates of $21.43 billion to hit $21.24 billion, up 5% compared to the prior-year quarter's $20.15 billion. Wednesday's results mark the first time the media giant delivered earnings under its new reporting structure after CEO Bob Iger reorganized the company into three core business segments: Disney Entertainment, which includes its entire media and streaming portfolio; Experiences, which encompasses the parks business; and Sports, which included ESPN networks and ESPN+. Here's how those individual segments performed in the quarter versus Wall Street consensus estimates compiled by Bloomberg: Entertainment revenue: $9.52 billion versus $9.77 billion expected Sports revenue: $3.91 billion versus $3.89 billion expected Experiences revenue: $8.16 billion versus $8.20 billion expected Disney's stock has struggled, down about 3% since the start of the year and down 5% since Iger's return. Disney's Experiences division, which includes its parks, cruise lines and consumer products, saw revenue leap 13% year-over-year in the quarter to hit $8.16 billion. Operating income came in at $1.76 billion, below estimates of $1.87 billion but 30% above Q4 2022's $1.34 billion total. The company said lower results at its domestic parks and resorts stemmed from a decrease at Walt Disney World Resort due to inflation and lower guest spending. Disney plans to invest $60 billion into its theme parks business over the next 10 years. Most of its full-year 2024 domestic parks growth will be in the second half of the year. Price Momentum DIS is trading near the bottom of its 52-week range and below its 200-day simple moving average. What does this mean? Investors have been pushing the share price lower, and the stock still appears to have downward momentum.
NYSE:DISLong
by DEXWireNews
Rectangle/Earning Tomorrow AMCNeutral pattern until broken. Also known as a horizontal trading range and is considered to be a consolidation pattern. The top line (red) is resistance. A break of this line with an uptrend is considered to be EL. The bottom line is support and a break of this line with a downtrend is used as ES. Targets over the structure in green are for a break to the upside. T1 is larger type than T2 and so on. Sometimes all we get is T1 either way this breaks. Some would trade inside the rectangle. Price is at a resistance level today. No recommendation.
NYSE:DIS
by lauralea
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Shifting Sentiment in DIS Ahead of Earnings?NYSE:DIS stock has struggled this year. However, Accumulation/Distribution on this daily chart shows accumulation over the past several weeks. This is a "shift of sentiment" pattern indicating a better earnings report is likely this time. The sideways trend is compressing and has consistent lows and highs, a common pattern for accumulation. When Accumulation appears well ahead of an earnings report, it usually (but not always) indicates improvement in fundamentals and establishes a base price for the improvement. DIS is a target for HFTs since it's a household name stock that gets a lot of attention in the news.
NYSE:DIS
by MarthaStokesCMT-TechniTrader
Disney $dis #dis Back in our Buy zone.The gift that just keep giving. We laid out this plan Months ago and even first talked about it being something to watch for last year. Ever since it became fully actionable it has continued to do exactly as we have planned and so far, so good, we just keep buying low and selling/trimming higher. In the bigger picture i still say buyers should be highly considering keeping some shares sub$100 and especially sub $90 for long term holds/investments. These sub $85 and even better sub $80 positions may someday seem like a GIFT for the future of your portfolio's. Don't miss out and squander this opportunity.
NYSE:DIS
by rarebreed29
WALT DISNEY: Falling Wedge breaking out.Walt Disney turned bullish on the 1D timeframe (RSI = 61.58, MACD = 0.500, ADX = 21.285) as it crossed over the Falling Wedge pattern that has been guiding the market downwards since the start of the year. The final Resistance to break is the 1D MA100, which hasn't been crossed since May 11th. If it does, we will go long and target the R1 level (TP = 92.50), which is where the next critical Resistance sits at, the 1D MA200. ## If you like our free content follow our profile to get more daily ideas. ## ## Comments and likes are greatly appreciated. ##
NYSE:DISLong
by InvestingScope
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