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NYSE:DIS

Walt Disney Co. (DIS)

109.63
-1.62 (1.46%)
as of Aug 26, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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star iconAug 26, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 11 opinions in the last 12 months.

Walt Disney Co. (DIS-N) is at a turning point with the appointment of a new CEO, as experts express mixed feelings about the company's performance. While the streaming segment has seen challenges with declining margins, the theme parks and cruises continue to attract consumers. Analysts note that Disney has good growth potential, especially if it can leverage its iconic brand and content. Many believe the stock is trading at a reasonable valuation, with a forward PE ratio that suggests possible growth despite previous setbacks. The overall sentiment is cautiously optimistic, indicating that, with patience, investors may be rewarded in the long run.

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SELL
It relies on density of population for most of its success, so he sold last spring. The market has taken a different view. There's a lot of room under this stock price. Streaming is doing fantastically well. Much of the future success is already baked into the price.
COMMENT

DIS vs. NFLX DIS needs the economy to open again, as 2/3 of their business is from theme parks. Though an open economy negatively impacts streaming. Comes down to Disney vs. Netflix. For full consumer coverage, he would choose Disney. Netflix is the choice on the content streaming front long-term.

STRONG BUY
It reports Thursday. This is has favourite reopening stock. Their streaming service won't quit. The CEO has performed very well without theme parks and cruiselines. He targets $200
COMMENT
Disney+ Their streaming service, Disney+, is taking over the world, but DIS is more of a reopening play, but streamers are here to stay.
BUY
A past pick from summer 2020 when we started turning the corner on the pandemic Not a good time for movie-going, but Disney's popular streaming service is keeping the stock up. Now with vaccines, Disney is treated like a reopening play. The PE looks pricey, but he still likes it.
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TOP PICK
An investor had to have a lot of faith in the House of the Mouse in 2020. Disney didn't return to pre-Covid levels until the double-whammy of the U.S. election and Pfizer announcing that it had produced the first effective vaccine in early November. Disney theme parks and cruise lines took a hit, but the new streaming service, Disney+, came to the rescue, beating subscription targets well ahead of schedule. Disney finished 2020 with a happy ending, surging over 20% after its latest report. The outlook looks good for Disney. Winter lockdowns will continue to drive Disney+ subs and tide over the company until the mid-May reopening of its theme parks when the summer season begins. By then, a broad number of Americans, French, Japanese and other countries will have been vaccinated and will return to the theme parks. Will capacity return to 100%? Probably not until 2022, but attendence should be higher than 2020 when capacity was limited to around 30%.
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TOP PICK
An investor had to have a lot of faith in the House of the Mouse in 2020. Disney didn't return to pre-Covid levels until the double-whammy of the U.S. election and Pfizer announcing that it had produced the first effective vaccine in early November. Disney theme parks and cruise lines took a hit, but the new streaming service, Disney+, came to the rescue, beating subscription targets well ahead of schedule. Disney finished 2020 with a happy ending, surging over 20% after its latest report. The outlook looks good for Disney.
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Curated by Allan Tong since 2019.
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TOP PICK
An investor had to have a lot of faith in the House of the Mouse in 2020. Disney didn't return to pre-Covid levels until the double-whammy of the U.S. election and Pfizer announcing that it had produced the first effective vaccine in early November. Disney theme parks and cruise lines took a hit, but the new streaming service, Disney+, came to the rescue, beating subscription targets well ahead of schedule. Disney finished 2020 with a happy ending, surging over 20% after its latest report. The outlook looks good for Disney.
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It's a Monthly Gems opinion which is available only for Stockchase Premium

Curated by Allan Tong since 2019.
99+ opinions with 4.15 rating.

TOP PICK
An investor had to have a lot of faith in the House of the Mouse in 2020. Disney didn't return to pre-Covid levels until the double-whammy of the U.S. election and Pfizer announcing that it had produced the first effective vaccine in early November. Disney theme parks and cruise lines took a hit, but the new streaming service, Disney+, came to the rescue, beating subscription targets well ahead of schedule. Disney finished 2020 with a happy ending, surging over 20% after its latest report. The outlook looks good for Disney.
BUY
Effect of worsening Covid situation He bought this in March, because theme parks, movies and live sports were dormant, but he knew this wouldn't last. The Covid situation may be worsening, but vaccines are rolling out. Likely, things will look very different in 12 months and things will reopen. Disney+ is now important to Disney and is its driver. And Disney+ is in its early stages.
BUY
Allan Tong’s Discover Picks Disney, on the other hand, is more diverse. Shutdowns of its theme parks and cruise line hurt their bottom line, but their streaming service keeps knocking it out of the park and will make up that shortfall. Also, the House of the Mouse will raise subscription fees in the new year. More revenue. With the kids stuck at home this winter, subs should hold strong for a while longer. After Memorial Day, though, those numbers may plateau or start to decline, but then Disneylands around the world will re-open. The streamer, Disney+, may take a hit, but the theme parks will absorb it. Read Battle of the Stocks: Proven Tech Stocks to Buy in 2021 for our full analysis.
HOLD

Disney vs. Netflix Stay-at-home stocks rallied and today as the number of Covid cases hit new highs. DIS and NFLX are two sides of the same coin. Disney got hammered today, while Netflix surged. Don't sell Disney, because he predicts a vaccine glut by end-April. For now, home entertainment shines. Netflix was up 3.82% today.

BUY
Disney has an investor day next week. They are the ultimate re-opening play. No, Disney isn't sitting still as it waits for vaccines. In fact, he expects to hear good news about Disney+, their insanely popular streaming service. After the last report the stock popped, but maybe not next week because of all the bad Covid news.
BUY
The thriving Disney+ streaming service can sustain this stock alone. Add the theme parks that'll open, even partially as the vaccine protects more of the American population in 2021, and buying this stock is a no-brainer. This will be one of the biggest winners of the Covid recovery trade.
HOLD

Trades at 2.5x book, versus Netflix at 20x book. DIS has moved ahead slowly like a value stock, whereas Netflix is having trouble and rolling over. We still haven't seen DIS earnings from streaming. Stock is 57% overvalued. Stock technically broke out. Hang in there, albeit nervously.

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