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The stock market, in general, is a bit like riding a roller coaster.
Its important to buckle in, mentally and psychologically, for a wild ride before making any investment.
But is Disney stock a risky buy?
Heres what they said.
Also seewhat an investment in Disney stock ahead of the launch of Disney+ would be worth now.
Disneys Stock History
Disney has a long history on the stock market, dating back to 1957.
After that bumpy ride, where is the stock headed this year?
Based on the institutional option positioning shown in Volland … institutions believe DIS is overpriced, he said.
This could include legislation or regulations surrounding the companys theme parks, foreign properties or its media.
Additionally, Disney content has flooded the market but has slowed recently.
For flow and fundamental reasons, Disney [stock] should struggle in 2025.
But he doesnt view the challenges as insurmountable.
My entire thesis is based on the fact that Disneys profit margin is significantly lower than their pre-COVID levels.
Their current profit margin is in the low single digits; pre-COVID, they were north of 10%.
The parks should also continue to flourish in 2025.
Disney [parks have] record revenue now, and it is still growing!
Gabrail said, disclosing that he owns Disney stock.
However, Disneys beloved characters and vast licensing agreements could add profit opportunities for the media giant in 2025.
New gaming, retail or experiences initiatives could open up other revenue streams, she said.
Ultimately, this stock, according to Rose, could be a good buy for longer-term investors.
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