Streaming industry is only going to get bigger, so the pie will get bigger. Star Wars and Marvel isn't finished, that brand is too big to let go, they'll keep creating series and films, like the Mandalorian. Cinema's are dying, big TV's are getting cheaper, in 20 years, people will have 100inch TV's playing the latest films from Disney. Don't underestimate Disney Kids as well, parents will pay $12 a month so their kids have a stream of content to watch. Disney will make people money, if people buy at the $75 range, they'll double their money in a couple of years easily.
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Streaming industry is only going to get bigger, so the pie will get bigger. Star Wars and Marvel isn't finished, that brand is too big to let go, they'll keep creating series and films, like the Mandalorian. Cinema's are dying, big TV's are getting cheaper, in 20 years, people will have 100inch TV's playing the latest films from Disney. Don't underestimate Disney Kids as well, parents will pay $12 a month so their kids have a stream of content to watch. Disney will make people money, if people buy at the $75 range, they'll double their money in a couple of years easily.
Yep this, although I don't think it'll be anywhere near as long as 20 years. Movies are up on Disney+ as soon as they're out of the cinema Toy Story 4 is already up and I'd imagine Frozen 2 will be up there soon too, all in 4K which you can't get anywhere other than Disney+ (even iTunes only has 1080p versions of Pixar/Disney content). 8K streaming is coming soon too.
Yea, it'll be quicker than 20 years, for sure
I don't see why, then again behaviour about stocks is arcane to me.
Looking at the charts, there is plenty of buyers who are coming back into the market, Plunge Protection team met yesterday also with the stimulus package, there will be lots of people out there that believe this is cheap and good in the long run. Hence, a relief rally
The apocalypse doesn't happen overnight, its staggered, there will be plenty of hope out there.
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I'm curious, what signs do you see that point to this? I look at charts after the event and think ah that was obvious it was going to rise (hindsight) but then when it's actually happening i can't tell either way!
My work colleague has an account worth around 1.5 million USD (LOL) he has 1.2 of his own money and has a margin of 300k. He has told me I should do something similar aswell, he says the risk of getting a mergin call isnt great if you keep it low. What are your thoughts?
Don’t bet what you can’t afford to lose.
People’s circumstances will be different. He may be able to comfortably absorb a $300,000 loss. Others would struggle if it was $300.
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Selling BP at 300p for a profit boggles the mind lol We live in extraordinary times. Premier PMO has a $47 oil barrel breakeven point apparently which is pretty high, Saudi I guess are like $10 on operations alone. They can sit here all year I guess and PMO loses $1 a day ? Really dangerous trading, PMO is up 75% today. BTC is up 50% from its lows over night which exceeded the 200 week average its kept for years.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/premier-oil-running-money-sell-101903586.html
i dont see brent crude is doing anything but trading in a range. Within this range similarly 320p is a sell on BP near term.
Just a thought is to look first at investments which fell first and had losses before FTSE or main market then fell. Or Gas has been down a lot already previously, it has its own advantages imo. CNA I saw tipped, been negative forever.
People discussing DIS, it came up last night in a short seminar by a trader I watch.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/premier-oil-running-money-sell-101903586.html
i dont see brent crude is doing anything but trading in a range. Within this range similarly 320p is a sell on BP near term.
Just a thought is to look first at investments which fell first and had losses before FTSE or main market then fell. Or Gas has been down a lot already previously, it has its own advantages imo. CNA I saw tipped, been negative forever.
People discussing DIS, it came up last night in a short seminar by a trader I watch.
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Looking at some of the overall positioning on the markets it looks like the long sentiment is starting to pull back.
Whilst still overall long, it's beginning to shrink indicating to me that this is a short term recovery before dropping again.
Whilst still overall long, it's beginning to shrink indicating to me that this is a short term recovery before dropping again.
Ballet of the charts really..
But we had the plunge protection team meet and the stock market doesn't just go up or down in a straight line. It works on channels, we had sideways trading between 24k and 27k at the end of Feb and start of March, it failed to breakout of that channel to the upside, so it went down a channel to find enough buyers, that channel was a 3.5k spread. So it was likely we were gonna go down ~3.5k before finding some support (20k).
Then it was a case of watching MACD/MFI/RSI, whatever indicator you prefer, and finding the divergence on several timeframes. 30mins and 2h is my preferred timeframes, then you watch for the volume to drop off, that means selling pressure is easing, then the final piece is a solid candle breaking out with increased volume
There's no way we know for certain its a dead cat bounce yet, it most likely is, but it might not be, there's no 100% confirmation of that yet
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Spain, Germany and France all on the same trajectory of Italy, when they start locking down like Italy I'd imagine the markets are going to be hit even harder than they did off the news of Italy, this is basically the calm before the storm