The Walt Disney Company: Too Much Focus On The Bad

Summary:

  • The Walt Disney Company disappointed investors with some of its results for the second quarter of its 2023 fiscal year.
  • While the firm could have done better, it did report some rather stellar developments such as debt reduction, cost-cutting, strong cash flows, and growing sales.
  • In all, this is a bump in the road for a truly great American business that should continue to grow moving forward.

2022 Disney Dreamers Academy

Julio Aguilar

As sad as it is to admit, not even the happiest place on earth can always be happy. Right now, shareholders of entertainment giant The Walt Disney Company (NYSE:DIS) are likely feeling less happy and more

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