"Shares of Walt Disney Company (NYSE: DIS) lost 2.64% over the past month after falling 3.27% the month prior. The recent losing streak has dragged the stock's year-to-date (YTD) loss down to 2.33%. However, since its YTD low on April 8, DIS is up 32.39%. Over the past year, Disney is up 15.20% while paying a dividend that currently yields 0.90% - or 25 cents - per quarter."
"When Disney reported its Q4 earnings Nov. 13, it beat analyst estimates on earnings but missed on revenue. The company reported EPS of $1.11 versus analysts' expectations of $1.05, and revenue of $22.46 billion versus expectations of $22.75 billion. Earlier this year, the company announced that it is expanding its global theme park footprint - the first such effort in nearly a decade - with a forthcoming location in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates."
"Although the media empire holds some of the most cherished brands, and its film studios were responsible for producing the top three movies at the box office in 2024, the stock is hasn't been kind to investors lately. Over the past five years, shares are down 21.77%. Disney announced in January that it will be merging its Hulu + Live TV service with its competitor, Kubo. Disney will own 70% of the new company, which will continue to operate under the Fubo brand."
Disney's shares experienced recent declines, falling 2.64% last month and 3.27% the month before, producing a YTD loss of 2.33% while rising 32.39% since the April 8 YTD low. The company paid a quarterly dividend of $0.25 for a 0.90% yield and recorded a one-year gain of 15.20% but a five-year decline of 21.77%. Q4 results showed EPS of $1.11 versus $1.05 expected, and revenue of $22.46 billion versus $22.75 billion expected. The company announced a new Abu Dhabi theme park and a January plan to merge Hulu + Live TV with Kubo into Fubo, with Disney owning 70%.
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