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Will Fubotv $FUBO benefit from the dispute between Disney $DIS and Charter Cable $CHTR ?
TMT Breakout - Weekly recap: $DELL new AI play, $SHOP/$AMZN tango, Media plummets on $DIS/$CHTR, PC recovery takes hold, $TSLA narrative builds
TMT Breakout - Weekly recap: $DELL new AI play, $SHOP/$AMZN tango, Media plummets on $DIS/$CHTR, PC recovery takes hold, $TSLA narrative bui
TMT Breakout - Weekly recap: $DELL new AI play, $SHOP/$AMZN tango, Media plummets on $DIS/$CHTR, PC recovery takes hold, $TSLA narrative bui
Im sure alot of people here are affected by disney pulling their channels from spectrum
Insider Trading Weekly Update #025: $NOW, $CFLT Executives Bail, Largest Trades Overall + By Market Sector From The Past Week
Technical Analysis & Trades: SPY QQQ IWM // TSLA CHTR UNG AMGN
Charter slips 4% as earnings show cash flow worries, though subscribers rise (NASDAQ:CHTR)
Charter Communications (CHTR) Stock: Heads we win, tails we don’t lose
Michael Burry is buying stocks again after selling all of his stocks last August except GEO. In Q3 he purchased more GEO making his portfolio now over 50% in prison stocks. His new buys are QRTEA, CXW AJRD, CHTR, and LILAK
Really need a hit I mean green day tomorrow
Will Dillard's ($DDS) Buy Itself Entirely Back? Questions About The End Game For Serial Repurchasers
Where does Comcast go from here? Sell or Hold?
#afterhours #watchlist 09/20 $APRE - Aprea Therapeutics Presents Data From Phase 1/2 Trial of Eprenetapopt (APR-246) , $OEG - CHTR Orbital Energy Group Subsidiary, Gibson Technical Services, Awarded Additional Telecom Project... Any trading ideas? Welcome in comments! Also Check my App!
Fundamental & Comps Analysis for VZ, T, and TMUS. Fair value estimates included.
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Look how they massacre my boi $CHTR 😂
Look how they massacre my boi $CHTR 😂
Look how they mess with my boi $CHTR
https://preview.redd.it/p2uijeihh4hf1.jpeg?width=1284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9636c3860bbe0237d4869b1fa532e921ed01741a How cooked am I? $CHTR
Yup, agree 100%, why? After they acquire COX they'll be the largest internet service provider in the US. Now you know what's more undervalued? lbrdk stock, why? Because it accepted to be acquired by CHTR for .23 stocks of CHTR when CHTR was $380, that's $87 per stock and it currently sits at $50
Take your pick… $XEL, $MSTR, $PEG, $CHTR, $PEG
Just give me a down $20 day for CHTR
Give me one more down CHTR day and I’ll be happy
ill say it again. the trick is to play earnings AFTER. doing it before earnings is flipping a coin. your better off smashing the put button at market open then just blinding buying before earnings. UPS CHTR SPOT all same shit.
$CHTR - looking good for a long reversal. Significantly oversold on a near miss.
CHTR got its ass handed to it. So much for safety.
Alright, because of this I regardedly bought calls for CHTR
CHTR fell 18% thoughts on long calls?
so you mean to tell me if it wasn't for CHTR, we'd be over 6400?!?!
Just because CHTR is sucking COX doesn't mean y'all have to lol
whoever had CHTR puts eat pastas and lobsters tonight
I hat a terrible week here, but another 5-10 dollars down for CHTR and I will break even or even make a bit of money this week
Thought on investing in CHTR? Earnings report comes out tomorrow [https://www.trefis.com/stock/chtr/articles/570100/what-to-expect-from-charter-communications-earnings-report/2025-07-23](https://www.trefis.com/stock/chtr/articles/570100/what-to-expect-from-charter-communications-earnings-report/2025-07-23)
Did donnie give us all another tip with his wifi tweet and SPECTRUM? CHTR
You thinking of just holding for a few hours and selling when market opens? I do see CHTR is merging with its rival company - will this impact stock or boost? Given timing of that Trump post you linked does that directly go hand in hand with a rise? I'm new sorry for the questions. Got 3k to spend as a first timer (have put 1k on archer activation) leaving 2k. But your comment has got weight to it given the timing of that post - what would you do in my situation with this info and 2k left?
If your are looking to get in and out on todays opening with leverage. ASTS, CHTR or **CMCSA**. Why? Check out trumps post on truth social from last night- major investments coming to Telecom https://x.com/trump\_repost/status/1924917843474448539.
Charter Communications (CHTR) owns Spectrum cable company. I’m buying calls tomorrow lol.
Clearly $CHTR, he capitalized spectrum for a reason
Spectrum is Charter $CHTR
CHTR going to be moving?
Currently I'm about 5% gold and crypto (I hate crypto, but I still buy it). Defensive dividend stocks like BTI and CHTR. I did like Berkshire Hathaway's big cash position and moved 10% to that and it paid off. I trimmed positions in Apple, Microsoft, NVDIA, and Tesla but still have exposure. SOUN was my AI defense against Microsoft and I got absolutely clobbered on it, but it was less than 1% and I still think the risk-reward was there. INSW and EBF are examples where I thought there was inherent value that wasn't too much at risk and will never go to zero. ET is sort of in the same boat with the Texas data centers. I'm down on it, but I still believe in it for defense. Lastly, YMM was my biggest international play (Chinese trucking software company) outside of pharma large caps. It has been a very pleasant surprise. I'm not a huge bond fan but have upped that from 11% to 24% earlier this year. YTD I'm up about little under 2% which feels like a win to me. My small caps mutual funds haven't done well. Once the tariff stuff settles I'll reduce the bonds and see where I can find value back in equities.
Generally speaking I've been looking at ones that are up at least 60% over the last 5 years. Dollar General actually happens to be one of the exceptions. And then I try to get as much sector diversity as possible, so I've got stuff like CAT, MNST, LMT, WMT, TSCO, SNA, LLY, AN, CHTR among others. I've tried looking for some internationals as well that meet that criteria but they're a bit harder to find. I think the most notable is MercadoLibre. And then in much smaller quantities I've been DCA'ing some more speculative stuff like quantum computing stocks and crypto. My thinking is that if they outpace the S&P, great, I'll then take profits and move it to SPY, and if not, it's not that big of a loss.
For stock selection I just look at charts: going up is good, going down is bad. Add in that you've at least heard of the company. And that it's relatively big. Have you ever looked at Barchart? I'll walk you through one way to go about finding good stocks. Go to Barchart.com. Click on "Stocks" at the upper left. In the dropdown, far right column, under Sectors, click "Stock Market Sectors." Sort of in the upper left, in the dropdown box, change "Today" to "1-year." The top sector is "Communication Services," up 35.2% over the last year. Click on it. Scroll down the page until you see the list of stock symbols. At the upper right of that list in blue it says "flipcharts." Click it. Oops, you need a free membership, so sign up for that. Now click "flipcharts," and you're looking at a candlestick 6-month view of probably CHTR. Upper left, change the time frame to 1Y. Upper right, change Template to Line Chart, Percent. (I hate the candlestick view, but keep that if you want.) Now, *finally*, you have some charts to flip through. Just 19 of them, shouldn't take you more than 5 minutes your first time. You can click to the next chart at the upper right, or use the right arrow on your keyboard. You're just looking for charts that look like Walmart's, up and pretty smooth. CHTR, no. CMCSA, no. DIS jumped a lot in November, but isn't going up. EA, no. **FOX**, boom! That's what we're looking for. And FOXA (I don't know the difference.) GOOG is sort of okay, but I don't like those 3 big drops. LYV I mostly like. META seems to be taking off. NFLX maybe, but that big drop is scary. Same with T (though I got in it November 11th, and still in). TMUS that big drop is scary, but man, it's almost straight up since then. I'll probably put a Diagonal on it Monday. That's it. We looked at 22 charts. When you get used to it you'll do that in 2 or 3 minutes. Note the ones you like, then look at them more after this initial scan. That's really all there is to it. You're buying into strength, riding the trend up. But keep an eye on them, and when they start leveling off, find other ones to replace them. And this was just one place to look, Market Sectors. Other sectors are doing well too: Financials, Utilities, Consumer Discretionary, IT. This is finding the best-performing sectors, and then the best-performing stocks within that sector. It's very powerful. Let me know if you couldn't follow this, or if you have any other questions.
Comcast down 8%. CHTR down 6%. WBD up. Wtf happened with that Comcast deal? Did Warner Bros get a major win in that deal for this price action? No idea since this sub hasn't made a thread on that deal yet.
TEAM and possibly CHTR. Currently holding APPL 240c. You?
CHTR has some juicy 11/1 premiums
Can spectrum not die on me for 5 minutes  feel free to short this company bers CHTR
I want to answer your question but find it really confusing, sorry. Maybe this link with a real example will help? https://wallmine.com/nasdaq/pep/debt-to-equity-ratio If you type CHTR in search it will be in there.
CHTR is such a turd now. One pop on earnings and back to a slow bleed
Sold dis 8/9 $84c and CHTR 8/2 $375c amazon 8/2 $167.50c
They are losing broadband/cable subs and Peacock isn't profitable or a growth story. It's not going to 0 but the cable business is not great (see CHTR in recent years.) While CMCSA has diversification, it's cable CVS and CHTR is cable WBA.
Well I owned 200 shares of CHTR ...bought at $320 (assigned actually via puts) several months ago... and sold at $310 weeks ago...lost faith of recovery. Today, the stock rocketed. I'm a bit devastated really. Now I'm hoping PYPL and MDB recover.
Damn. CHTR went through the roof. Cable is outperforming AI.
boomers gettin rich with MMM +17% & CHTR +17% yo dad, I didn't mean what I said bro, gimme some $
CHTR be great 🚀🚀🚀 https://preview.redd.it/54h2iwzq5ved1.jpeg?width=1242&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=65b7df926704514f45aa2e57814e40268056135b Fill the gap 🚀🚀🚀
CHTR puts at open. It’s weak.
$CHTR let’s get a run like $NOW $CHTR 52 week high is $458 Current trading at $348 Moon city is upon us.
CHTR with a huge V today. Any chance for the checkmark?
I see potential upside/downside with CHTR for a play on the 26th
CHTR has been a dirty dog today
CHTR is not playing nice today
NKE, SONY, CVS, CHTR, PYPL, INTC would like to have a word with you
CHTR june calls. Ill be looking at 280-300 verticals
Fair. I didn’t like my crappy internet from Charter. Cancelled and got AT&T fiber. Am considering puts on $CHTR.
CHTR and CABO might be worth a look. I own 200 CHTR and sold several puts 280/290 strikes which I just rolled for more $$ after the price run up. They both look like they are coming out of a slump.
I’m down on BABA and several others. I sell CC’s a day or 2 before exp and make $20-$80 per contract. You could do that if you don’t want shares to get called away as less time for a run up. I own ETFs but also a lot of individual stocks and my account was up 1.14% today while the market was down. Baba up, CHTR up, team up, fxi up, aapl up …plus I sold puts on those due to stock price being down. Waiting for SNOW to come back ugh! I ran the numbers Re holding QQQ or VOO and while I’d be up more now if I’d only held those, I also know those positions which are down now will pop back up. I have a lot of $$ in cash and waiting for QQQ and VOO to dip and I’ll buy a lot then. Wish I’d done that last fall. Just an fyi …some individual stocks are worth holding. I made so much $$ on SGEN a long term held bio tech company that got bought out last year …made almost $100k. Appl is the same as well as my oil stocks which I bought 2020 and great dividends. Holding ETFs is best but some individual stocks are worth it. BABA will be up to $100 this year. Check out the call options.
I would load up on CHTR if you get a chance.
CHTR, if you're going respond to a comment the least you can do is read it correctly
For my BISHES: MW Nvidia's next mission: Make even more financial history 03/02/24 5:31 AM No company has ever posted financial results quite like Nvidia's, but that just means Wall Street now expects the Silicon Valley chip maker to do something else that has never been done Nvidia Corp. has just given the world the details of its historic financial year. Its reward: Expectations that the chip maker will accomplish something that has never been done before. When Nvidia (NVDA) wrapped up its fiscal year with an earnings report last week, the astounding numbers sent the stock to records and boosted indexes to their own all-time highs. The market capitalization of the company is hovering around $2 trillion and its stock has increased by nearly 1,900% in the last five years. But if you think closely about a few of the numbers that were included in Nvidia's recent financial report, you will realize just how incredible Nvidia's last financial year turned out. It really is one for the record books. Nvidia in its 2024 fiscal year produced profit of $29.76 billion, a feat in and of itself. But that number is even more mind-blowing when compared with Nvidia's past performance: The chip maker had never produced an annual revenue total that high in its 25 years as a public company, with sales topping out the previous year at $26.97 billion. The Dow Jones Market Data team crunched the data on those 25 years and discovered that no company had ever accomplished that feat at Nvidia's scale. Since 1999, nearly 300 companies had produced profits that were higher than any previous revenue total, but most were much smaller companies that produced profit of less than $1 billion in their record years. More from Jeremy: Will Nvidia stock be more like Apple or Cisco in the AI era? Previously, the highest profit total that exceeded any previous revenue total belonged to Moderna Inc. (MRNA) The vaccine maker produced profit of $12.2 billion in 2021 after introducing its COVID-19 vaccine, but that profit was less than half of what Nvidia put up last year. Only three other companies surpassed $10 billion in accomplishing the feat: Another vaccine maker, BioNTech SE (BNTX), in 2021; Gilead Sciences (GILD) in 2014, thanks to Sovaldi; and Charter Communications Inc. (CHTR) in 2009, which was largely a paper profit that resulted from exiting a bankruptcy exit. There is a chance that Nvidia's record doesn't stand for long, because it could fall just this year. But it would be Nvidia that breaks it - after putting up sales of $60.9 billion last year, Wall Street expects profit of nearly $56 billion this year. And analysts' projections have steadily come in lower than Nvidia's actual performance in recent quarters. Those earnings expectations stand out in another way, though. After last week's blowout earnings report, analysts' forecasts increased to the point that Wall Street now expects Nvidia to surpass $100 billion in revenue this year, a barrier even Intel Corp. (INTC) has never broken. Opinion: Nvidia is seeing a generative-AI boom, but don't bet on it spreading to the rest of tech When we put the revenue and profit expectations together, something stands out - the margin. Wall Street expects Nvidia to take home more than 50 cents of every dollar it collects in net income this year, which would establish a record that doesn't need the "at that scale" qualifier. Dow Jones Market Data combed through financial records dating back to 1999, and found no companies that have ever produced $100 billion in revenue with a net profit margin greater than 50%. If Nvidia lives up to - or beats - Wall Street's expectations, it would be the first company to ever accomplish that feat. For more on how Nvidia reached this point, and what it means for the market, listen to this week's On Watch by MarketWatch podcast. Check out On Watch by MarketWatch, a weekly podcast about the financial news we're all watching, and how it affects your wallet. MarketWatch's Jeremy Owens trains his eye on what's driving markets and offers insights that will help you make more informed money decisions. Subscribe on Spotify and Apple. -Jeremy C. Owens This content was created by MarketWatch, which is operated by Dow Jones & Co.
MW Nvidia's next mission: Make even more financial history 03/02/24 5:31 AM No company has ever posted financial results quite like Nvidia's, but that just means Wall Street now expects the Silicon Valley chip maker to do something else that has never been done Nvidia Corp. has just given the world the details of its historic financial year. Its reward: Expectations that the chip maker will accomplish something that has never been done before. When Nvidia (NVDA) wrapped up its fiscal year with an earnings report last week, the astounding numbers sent the stock to records and boosted indexes to their own all-time highs. The market capitalization of the company is hovering around $2 trillion and its stock has increased by nearly 1,900% in the last five years. But if you think closely about a few of the numbers that were included in Nvidia's recent financial report, you will realize just how incredible Nvidia's last financial year turned out. It really is one for the record books. Nvidia in its 2024 fiscal year produced profit of $29.76 billion, a feat in and of itself. But that number is even more mind-blowing when compared with Nvidia's past performance: The chip maker had never produced an annual revenue total that high in its 25 years as a public company, with sales topping out the previous year at $26.97 billion. The Dow Jones Market Data team crunched the data on those 25 years and discovered that no company had ever accomplished that feat at Nvidia's scale. Since 1999, nearly 300 companies had produced profits that were higher than any previous revenue total, but most were much smaller companies that produced profit of less than $1 billion in their record years. More from Jeremy: Will Nvidia stock be more like Apple or Cisco in the AI era? Previously, the highest profit total that exceeded any previous revenue total belonged to Moderna Inc. (MRNA) The vaccine maker produced profit of $12.2 billion in 2021 after introducing its COVID-19 vaccine, but that profit was less than half of what Nvidia put up last year. Only three other companies surpassed $10 billion in accomplishing the feat: Another vaccine maker, BioNTech SE (BNTX), in 2021; Gilead Sciences (GILD) in 2014, thanks to Sovaldi; and Charter Communications Inc. (CHTR) in 2009, which was largely a paper profit that resulted from exiting a bankruptcy exit. There is a chance that Nvidia's record doesn't stand for long, because it could fall just this year. But it would be Nvidia that breaks it - after putting up sales of $60.9 billion last year, Wall Street expects profit of nearly $56 billion this year. And analysts' projections have steadily come in lower than Nvidia's actual performance in recent quarters. Those earnings expectations stand out in another way, though. After last week's blowout earnings report, analysts' forecasts increased to the point that Wall Street now expects Nvidia to surpass $100 billion in revenue this year, a barrier even Intel Corp. (INTC) has never broken. Opinion: Nvidia is seeing a generative-AI boom, but don't bet on it spreading to the rest of tech When we put the revenue and profit expectations together, something stands out - the margin. Wall Street expects Nvidia to take home more than 50 cents of every dollar it collects in net income this year, which would establish a record that doesn't need the "at that scale" qualifier. Dow Jones Market Data combed through financial records dating back to 1999, and found no companies that have ever produced $100 billion in revenue with a net profit margin greater than 50%. If Nvidia lives up to - or beats - Wall Street's expectations, it would be the first company to ever accomplish that feat. For more on how Nvidia reached this point, and what it means for the market, listen to this week's On Watch by MarketWatch podcast. Check out On Watch by MarketWatch, a weekly podcast about the financial news we're all watching, and how it affects your wallet. MarketWatch's Jeremy Owens trains his eye on what's driving markets and offers insights that will help you make more informed money decisions. Subscribe on Spotify and Apple. -Jeremy C. Owens This content was created by MarketWatch, which is operated by Dow Jones & Co. MarketWatch is published independently from Dow Jones Newswires and The Wall Street Journal.
CHTR about to acquire Altice $ATUS
I have a position in charter I want to be up front about that. I like their willingness to leverage and return capital to shareholders through buybacks. I will try to give the pro's and cons with as little bias as possible. Pros: MVNO they are reselling verison phone network to theor customers in an exceptionally profitable way long term for CHTR the last two quarters they added over a half million wireless lines. I feel this growth will offset the decline in cable subscribers. They are spending billions on a subsidized rural build out through 2026 for sure and possibly longer depending on the roll out specifics of the governments BEAD program this is depressing how profitable the company appears. They are currently also upgrading their network to doc-sys 4.0 it I believe is going to cost the companysomewhere around 3 billion (very back of the napkin I am not looking it up) this could be seen as a temporary headwind but if you believe managements comments this upgrade should save CHTR 800m a year in maintenance Cap-ex Chtr is sensitive to interest rates and is likely to respond more positively to rate cuts than the broader market. Cons- video customers are declining significantly and if this accelerates it could create a very uncomfortable financial position. Share buybacks has been drastically muted because of higher Cap-ex Chtr has a capital allocation strategy that maintains a very High debt 4.5 debt to ebitda target. This last quarter was brutal, huge cable losses and even broadband losses despite the new passings because to the Disney dispute. (not sure that justified a 25% market cap decline I bought into that dip) but of upcoming quarters look like this it could look bad. Conclusion: I think it's a stable buisness that will have a reasonable organic growth but also have a good total return because they will return profits to shareholders. If cable subs stickier than people expect could have great returns. I own chtr through liberty nroadband for the discount and because I hope to own for decades. But to answer your question when will it hit its 800 dollar ATH I don't know and there isn't a chance in hell I would have bought it at that level or would buy it at that level today. But surely it will eventually it's a pretty cheap stock for an American quasi utility.
How dumb would 4/19 @200 Strike PUTS be on CHTR? Cable imploding? Charter communication and Cable one are at 52 week lows
Anyone buying CHTR
Anyone know what the bottom is for CHTR?
CHTR puts were a 10+ bagger. Anyone catch that?
Easy $15,000 gain with $CHTR puts in 30 seconds
Here are the top 10 companies with the highest amount of debt. We see them falling into distinct industry sectors, each using debt for sector-specific purposes: Telecommunications ($VZ, $T, $TMUS): Large debt is often used to fund network expansions and technology upgrades like 5G. Technology ($AMZN, $AAPL, $MSFT): Debt is typically used for diverse purposes like research and development, expanding digital infrastructure, and venturing into new market segments. Automotive ($F, $GM): Debt is used primarily for manufacturing advances, developing electric and autonomous vehicles, and coping with the cyclical nature of the auto industry. Media and Broadcasting ($CMCSA, $CHTR): Debt is used for content acquisition, infrastructure development for broadcasting, and competing in the rapidly evolving digital media landscape. Accumulating debt can increase a company's financial risk, especially if a company has variable-rate debt, as rising interest rates can significantly increase its debt cost. Key indicators like the debt-to-equity ratio and the company's ability to generate increasing revenue and cash flow are the key metrics to look at when determining if a company can manage its debt. This was covered in detail [here](https://www.carbonfinance.io/p/companies-with-most-debt).
CZR will be looked back upon as an undervalued compounder Similar situation to CHTR in the early 2010s
$CHTR 
CHTR won that deal. DIS capitulated as everyone predicted. Not an accretive event for them.
Market still can’t decide how it feels about the CHTR deal I guess
WBD took a beating with the DIS vs CHTR news, I'm betting that it responds in kind with the news of a resolution. IMO Yesterday's short lived 6% jump on the opening bell was in indicator of what is to come, not just the market being its random self. Hoping to see the 12$ range before the next bad news cycle hits.
Iger got rolled by CHTR so this game could air, and Rogers gets hurt on the first drive. lmao.
News came that they’re near a deal with CHTR
DIS and CHTR near deal, per CNBC
I'm thinking of applying for the DIS CEO job. When Iger loses CHTR permanently, the Board will have to fire him. I don't think any competent CEO wants that job. That's where I come in. I am definitely not competent.
Streaming was way cheaper than cable when there was only NFLX and all the content went there. Now there are so many I can't even name all the streaming services, and to have all or most of them would require you to get a second mortgage on your house. That's why I am so disappointed in the CHTR DIS dispute. I just want to keep my old school cable, damnit.
Just got a text from spectrum that negotiations are currently done and they are not carrying any Disney channels anymore What an absolute pair of dumb fucks, nobody wins from this result. CHTR is taking a dump this Monday, I’ll be one of the countless people getting rid of spectrum this weekend, hope it was worth it Chris. *Chris Winfrey says he’s ready to call it quits on live sports entirely*, that has to be one of the dumbest things a CEO has said in a very long time
I didn't really pick it. It's just the UGA game was starting, and SEC TV still blacked out. CHTR had message on screen for free 7 days of FUBO. I will need to switch permanently if this DIS CHTR dispute not resolved soon. Is YouTube TV better or just the same?
CHTR arranged free FuboTV 7 day trial. I guess they really don't care about keeping TV customers.
Do you live in a cave? DIS owns ESPN, which is currently blacked out for millions of CHTR customers right now.
CHTR and DIS conspiring to keep college football off my TV this weekend, so consider yourself lucky.
It is clear Iger had no clue CHTR intended to demand new paradigm. Now Iger will blow the whole thing up, and DIS's Board is just sitting there with their dicks in their hands, doing nothing. How is DIS going to buy upcoming sports rights for airing, if they don't have cable money? They're not going to have the dough now. Iger better wake up and smell the coffee, before the Mouse is dead.
Few people understand that Disney is a combo of multiple businesses. - Parks and cruises - streaming - studios & IPs (including ESPN) - linear TV They are in a fight with CHTR because they have a plan B unless they get what they want. Bringing ESPN direct to the consumer or via an AMZN partnership thru prime. That could be more profitable for DIS in the long run. Linear TV is probs going to decline faster but might as well bring the pain fast. If Disney keeps its core IP and continues to run parks well, that business is probs worth $100-$150B alone due to how much cash it generates, but it’s cyclical. If they sell ESPN for $30-$40B to the big tech companies. That’s a win for them as well. So then it comes down to, what’s the Disney+ platform worth? Can it break even in 24mos? Is it worth atleast $10-$20B? I think DIS is undervalued due to its recent performance and negative headlines. But these are problems that are fixable.
I don’t know about that. CHTR also makes money from the broadcast, and they're making $0, too. They make no ad revenue, and they've stopped giving what their own subscribers are paying for. CHTR subscribers will more likely find alternative ways to watch sports, and that would really benefit ESPN and hurt CHTR. Also “let ESPN ago dark” is a weird way of saying “cannot broadcast ESPN because they refuse to pay”