Except that they suck as a company. When a company redirects their focus from their core business towards politics or social issues then they are headed towards failure. Disney will get zero of my dollars until they go back to being 100% an entertainment companyRealistically, probably not a bad time to buy them...
Yeah, I agree on the they suck sentiment. Decades ago, my wife worked in their data processing center, so needless to say we had an account with them. A couple of months after they bought a local bank, I went there to deposit my paycheck and they informed me that they weren't part of First Tennessee's system yet and couldn't deposit my check. I said okay, so just cash it then, and that is when their local bitch manager told me point blank that I didn't have an account there, and they weren't cashing my check. A quick back and forth banter left me PO'd and I walked out an swore I'd never do business with them in my lifetime. And I haven't.I’ve been a life long customer of First Tennessee / First Horizon and I can confidently say they suck! Used to have great people who provided good service but those days are long gone
Except that they suck as a company. When a company redirects their focus from their core business towards politics or social issues then they are headed towards failure. Disney will get zero of my dollars until they go back to being 100% an entertainment company
Well I sold all the stocks in my retirement accounts back when the DOW was still over 34,000. Sure glad I didn’t follow the experts advice. Not sure when I’ll reenter but I’m confident it won’t be over 34,000 when I do and I’ve been drawing interest in the mean time. I’ve done this multiple times through the years and only once did I reenter high than when I exited and I’m far from a market savant. I think most of us saw this pullback coming at the first of the year and I’m just disappointed in myself for not getting out thenAnd that's why we shouldn't try!
That sounds like a great plan because thus far everyone in your list has been so cooperative.Certainly feels that way but imagine if Saudis or others agree to increase production, a couple of refineries come back on line, China supply chain starts to improve, and inflation numbers start to drop month over month .....
Banking used to be all about relationships. I always went to the same branch which kept the same management for 20+ years. They knew my name and I’d stop and say hey whenever I went in. Considered them friends. Those days are long gone.Yeah, I agree on the they suck sentiment. Decades ago, my wife worked in their data processing center, so needless to say we had an account with them. A couple of months after they bought a local bank, I went there to deposit my paycheck and they informed me that they weren't part of First Tennessee's system yet and couldn't deposit my check. I said okay, so just cash it then, and that is when their local bitch manager told me point blank that I didn't have an account there, and they weren't cashing my check. A quick back and forth banter left me PO'd and I walked out an swore I'd never do business with them in my lifetime. And I haven't.
So tell us more about how you are making money from Disney?
Why not buy a better company that will return more than 100% in a decade? Disney is off track and it’s easy to view them as what they used to be. Need to view them for what they’ve becomeThe same way I have with plenty of other stock purchases: sell it for more than I bought it.
I will bet if I don't touch the 200 shares I bought today for a decade, I will double (or more) my money if I hold it a decade..
I don't love Amazon's politics but I sure liked the money I made from them last decade
Historically they are money just like McDonalds. I think it’s a hard sell to bet against the mouse or the clown in the long term.
Why not buy a better company that will return more than 100% in a decade? Disney is off track and it’s easy to view them as what they used to be. Need to view them for what they’ve become
Yep. First rule of investing. Leave your emotions at the door. None of that crap matters on a balance sheetThe same way I have with plenty of other stock purchases: sell it for more than I bought it.
I will bet if I don't touch the 200 shares I bought today for a decade, I will double (or more) my money if I hold it a decade..
I don't love Amazon's politics but I sure liked the money I made from them last decade
If I’m picking between those 2, I’m going Amazon and it’s not closeI'm being conservative with my expected return since I don't know how long it will take to fix Biden's mess....
I believe the next couple of years will be a mess so I want profitable, best of breed companies that are 40-50% off their 52w highs. Disney and Amazon fit the bill.