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DISWalt Disney Company (The)

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Sector: Communication Services · STOCK

DISWalt Disney Company (The)

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Money angle — If experiences extended pressure following its soft Q4 outlook, traders watch for stabilization near overnight low thresholds. Watch related entertainment peers like Sony and Walt Disney for sector spillover.

Latest coverage on DIS

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Story

Netflix Stock Tumbles on Weak Q4 Outlook Despite Q3 Beat

Netflix Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) shares traded over 5% lower overnight after the streaming giant issued a weak Q4 outlook, overshadowing a Q3 earnings beat of $0.87 per share on $12.9 billion in revenue. Co-CEO Ted Sarandos emphasized live sports and original programming to defend subscriber retention amid slowing revenue growth and a recent reduction of about 1,000 jobs.

If experiences extended pressure following its soft Q4 outlook, traders watch for stabilization near overnight low thresholds. Watch related entertainment peers like Sony and Walt Disney for sector spillover.

CEO Desk

Netflix Falls 3% as Peter Rice Takes Over Content After Layoffs; Disney and Spotify Hold S

Investing Netflix Falls 3% as Peter Rice Takes Over Content After Layoffs; Disney and Spotify Hold Steady A leadership shake-up in Netflix's most critical division is rattling investors, but whether the new content chief can reverse a steep year-to-date slide or deepen the pain remains an open question. By David Moadel

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