Disney Stock Hits New 52-Week-Low

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The Walt Disney Company stock dropped to a new 52-week-low this morning, hitting $83.02, down more than 3%. If Disney closes below $84.17, today will be its lowest closing since October 17, 2014. Disney stock has dropped significantly over the past few years, especially during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic and Bob Chapek’s tenure … Read more

Disney Stock Rises Back Above $92

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Though The Walt Disney Company’s stock price rose over $100 immediately after the reinstatement of Bob Iger as CEO, it has not remained steady since then. It began dropping in early December, but a month later, it has risen back up to over $92. Only a week ago, Disney stock closed at $84.16, the lowest … Read more

Disney Stock Drops Following Netflix Crash

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After Netflix announced disappointing subscriber numbers, its stock dropped 21.79% to 397.50 today. As a result, other streaming competitors have also had losses, including The Walt Disney Company. The change comes as a result of shaken confidence in the streaming industry after Netflix failed to reach subscriber growth benchmarks. Investors are nervous, even though Disney … Read more

Disney Stock Climbs 10% After Streaming Success with Disney+

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Disney+ has steadily grown since its public premier nine months ago. Today, Disney+ has over 60.5 million global subscribers, totaling over 100 million streaming paid subscribers across Disney streaming services. After announcing this major milestone, which Disney originally projected it would meet by the year 2024, shares of Disney stock jumped 10%. This success comes … Read more

Walt Disney Company Stock Rebounds In Light of New Phased Reopening Guidelines

With Disney’s parks and resorts shuttered across the globe due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, and movie theaters across the nation sharing a similar fate, the conglomerate’s revenue has been severely compromised, giving temporary leeway for companies like Netflix, which are focused on “stay-at-home” products like video streaming, to gain a financial advantage. In fact, just … Read more