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Asked on 11 Dec 2020

With the news of Disney+ launching in SG in 2021 Q1, the stream of Marvel/Star Wars/Pixar/Fox content, and Fox properties bought two years ago, what are your views on Disney stock?

Disney owns permanent licenses to billions of dollars in content, over 7,000 episodes and 500 films, and their business model is to keep buying entire franchise owners for their content, and then producing more original content from the intellectual property. What are your thoughts? Thanks in advance!

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Investorean

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Answered on 12 Dec 2020

I feel that disney stock is good for both short term and long term investing as they have already line up a series of films which will garner more subscribers.

With the cord cutting phase in america, the number of subscribers will pick up

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22 Dec 2020

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