Disney lost nearly $20B in valuation in a single day, after reporting an $18M loss over its combined streaming services.
Disney stock dropped to $105.35 per share, losing 47.80% of its all time high value ($201.91).
Disney lost nearly $20B in valuation in a single day, after reporting an $18M loss over its combined streaming services.
Disney stock dropped to $105.35 per share, losing 47.80% of its all time high value ($201.91).
My personal take is that it has some upside mainly because of institutional buyers.
This is a 64 P/E stock with ~1% revenue growth over last year and ~2% subscriber growth for streaming. Pretty anemic.
The bulls expectation is that new movies being released this year and the seasonal park revenue this Summer will kick the stock upwards.
FWIW, Yahoo!'s 1y target is ~$127.
You regularly buy stock? How did you get a hang of things?
I was lucky to join a trading group at my first job. The guy who ran it had worked at a trade desk for 15 years and was always happy to share stories and knowledge.
That must have been a cool experience.
Believe it or not trading stocks/forex isn't that difficult to learn it's making money off that is the real tricky part. You also have to be aware of the voodoo and snake oil that people are endlessly trying to sell you and it can get to anybody.
Also here: https://www.babypips.com/
Great site for learning the basic chart reading.
I'll check it. Did you use it personally?
Learned a lot from it for sure, they've changed it a huge amount though since I last looked, but at the very least you'll be able to get knowledgeable about chart patterns and reading candlesticks.
Edit: https://www.babypips.com/learn/forex/what-is-a-japanese-candlestick
Should be a decent starting point, the candlestick knowledge easily carries over to crypto.