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Pre-Market Gainers and Losers for Today (June 15, 2026) 📈 📉
FOXA — the “boomer tv stock” that’s lowkey beating the shit outta expectations every quarter
Pre-Market Gainers and Losers for Today (September 9, 2025) 📈 📉
FOXA dipped nearly 6% on news that Tucker Carlson has been axed. How much money does this stock possibly make due to 1 talking head? Revenue is 14.29B TTM!
Tucker Carlson is out at Fox News and the stock ($FOX $FOXA) falls - The Hill
Super Bowl LVII: An economy booster amid recession worries (NASDAQ:FOXA)
Most notable stock upgrades and downgrades June 9, 202
Most notable stock upgrades and downgrades June 8, 202
DISH up over 10% on news to build out 5G network on Amazon web services (AWS)
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VRRM, SLS, and FOXA are my plays. Two big recovery plays for the next 6 months, and a biomed stock that’s about to pop 80-100 percent off of news. Let’s make some cash!
I’m researching a potential large position in FOXA or FOX based on the huge drop yesterday
Don't care really. ROKU hasn't been interesting to me for years now and I don't want/have no interest in shares of FOXA (the deal is part cash/part FOXA shares.) I think ROKU shareholders probably aren't thrilled with this result, clearly nor are FOXA shareholders.
Soooo calls on FOXA because deal will fall apart?
FOX will pay $96.00 in cash and 0.9693 foxa shares per Roku share. Currently: FOXA shares down 18% to 53.55 so that x 0.9693 = $51.9 + 96 = $147.9
FOXA- movie adaptation of this is going to be a blockbuster and will win Oscars at the Kennedy Center.
I thought this was because 3 companies have multiple tickers: - GOOGL / GOOG - FOXA / FOX - NWSA / NWS Which causes it to hold 503 **tickers**, but only 500 **companies**.
#TLDR --- Ticker: FOXA Direction: Up Prognosis: Buy $75 Calls Catalyst: Continued earnings beats & Tubi growth finally getting noticed by a market that thinks it's just a dying cable company. Gist: It's your uncle's favorite channel, but it's a cash cow with a low P/E, shareholder returns, and a sneaky-good streaming service. The numbers don't lie.
Just heard from my nan nan that kids these days are throwing number signs to each other, in secret, to get the president de-presidented. FOXA to 100
I bought FOXA, fuck it.
FOX News: We have to do everything we can get to Mango elected! (CUT TO: $FOXA -9.13%)
NMAX is worth almost as much as FOXA, who has a ton of other media properties and a lock on #1 in the conservative media. It'a also closing in on WBD, which owns about half the networks on cable including CNN, which did $450M in 2024 profit and 2.5B in revenue, while NMAX lost 55M on 80M revenue in an election year. It's going down a lot. Just a matter of when.
will be worth more than all of FOXA soon, in spite of being a huge money loser in an election year when their side had lots of enthusiasm anyone who knows cable and cable news knows this is a huge short just needs the froth to settle down
As long as an extravagantly unprofitable niche cable network (in 2025!) can go on the biggest IPO run in 30 years, we're not even close to bottom. It's already at a MC higher than Paramount. If it doubles today it would be worth more than all of FOXA or WBD.
it would be worth more than all of FOXA or WBD by then
Bullish on FOXA, 30% of the population addicted to the brainwashing and deflection of blame.
Buying FOXA, boomers can't turn their heads away... their new religion.
Hi, I said in the post I'd put a 10% trailing stop on irl, so I'll try to mimic that here, paper trading. I do options too: LEAPS Calls at 80-delta as stock substitutes, for less capital tied up. Then selling 7DTE or so CCs at about 30-delta. 50% take-profit on the short Calls. Otherwise roll up and out to try to get back to about 30-delta. I'll get into HWM and IBKR as I can (or whatever the current picks are at that time). Thanks for playing along. For the long LEAPS, I haven't had to (gotten to) do much with them yet, but just today I sold a WMT Jan2026 73.33 Call that had more than doubled, and bought a 20Mar26 87.5C at 81-delta to replace it. I pocketed $11xx out of that and put it into a HOOD Diagonal. Not enough available cash to buy an 80-delta LEAPS Call, so I bought 4Apr52C. Sold a 3DTE 63C against it (breaking my rule to be at least 1w out). Also for long Calls, I'll typically sell them if they've lost 50%. But sometimes earlier if the trend of the chart has changed. The HOOD position was to put my money (as it becomes freed up) where my mouth is: I now have positions in WMT (from before this post), and FOXA and HOOD (put on today).
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.
I got nothing. The new administration have exceeded everyone's wildest expectations for everything they said they were gonna do. There's a world in which that could still allow the markets to continue to climb, as long as there's SOME consistency and ability to anticipate and manage the fallout. But that's the thing - it's all over the place. Tariffs on this and that for those folks one day, revoke them and introduce other tariffs on other people the next, then reinstate the first ones, move on to more tariffs on everyone the next. Increasing inflation and reduced consumer purchase power and confidence resulting. The federal government is one of the largest employers, it's being decimated. That's a LOT of consumer spending evaporated. Defense spending will allegedly be cut in half. So even betting on corruption in Boeing, Lockheed etc aren't necessarily safe bets. Even the big tech companies are in trouble if Europe and China regulate or tax them. I think the likelihood of that is pretty high. And no, this is not the same as last time. Last time was not this chaotic and unpredictable. The only thing I can think of is leaning full tilt into it with calls on FOXA, PLTR, DJT, TSLA etc. But even those don't make up a significant share of the market, so it doesn't explain why the indices are making new all time highs. Even TINA FOMO doesn't explain it. While they're shit "investments", gold and crypto have been doing well, and the dollar is doing OK vs other currencies, so it's not like you HAVE to put all your money in the market right now.
Something I don't think I would personally buy, but $FOXA actually isn't the worst investment out there lol. They announced earnings yesterday or two days ago. * Revenue increased 20% YoY to $5.08 billion * Net income surged to $388 million from $115 million YoY * Adjusted EBITDA grew 123% to $781 million * Advertising revenues increased 21% * Affiliate fee revenues grew 6% * Other revenues increased 70% Seems like some political spending that helped boost, but they are seeing some good numbers with sports. Sports Programming Success: Higher MLB postseason ratings and NFL pricing contributed to revenue growth in both Cable and Television segments. The 31% revenue increase in Cable Network Programming to $2.17 billion reflects strong execution in sports content monetization, despite higher programming costs. Also seeing growth in Tubi, which I had no idea FOX owned. Digital Transformation: Tubi's AVOD service continues to drive digital growth, representing a strategic pivot toward streaming while maintaining traditional revenue streams. This dual-stream approach positions FOX well in the evolving media landscape. Fundamentals are not very expensive.
Trump is the worst president in American history, but don't shortchange Biden too much. Lol I love how this sub has gone completely off the rails when it comes to talking politics. The mods tried to crackdown on it over the past few weeks, but it's now obvious nothing else is driving global markets as much as Trump. Calls on news outlets like NYT, WBD, FOXA because nothing drives up viewership/readership quite as much as Trump shenanigans.
Strangles on FOXA a couple months out, waiting for Rupert to die will probably print.
Disney will save your calls  Unlike FOXA
**!banbet FOXA 36 1M I'll attempt to jump my mother's garden with my bike. Video will be posted.**
!banbet FOXA -1% 1 month or I will ride my bike in the backyard over a ramp and jump across my mother's garden. Video will be posted.
!banbet FOXA -1% 1m
Alright, there's no liquidity in FOXA, but I put in a bid for 2 contracts, 37 strike. 0.65ea It a low-ball bid but let's see if low liquidity helps it fill at open
FOXA puts making some great money. Of course, would a professional trader (such as myself) expect anything different? Of course not.
Hey actually cancel your order for the CTSH. $70 may be too aggressive of a strike. Instead buy August 18th puts for FOXA with a $37 strike price. This is a conservative strike price and you can actually afford the contract with $125. Again, gotta be prepared for it to move against you for a few days but it’ll do its thing. Exact same story here.
Newbie question: what’s the point of buying FOXA 35/34 for call and puts (both)? I guess one will go to 0 and the other one will reward bigger than the money I lost? Sorry for the question
FOXA NXST legging up. in boomers we trust 🫡
Might complement my position in FOXA with some NXST 
Surrender, accept, and just buy FOXA
FOXA has been showing some life these past few weeks if u wanna get political 
lol i made money off $FOXA puts last year. after they lost their first court case 
📰 **Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai CNBC interview** Mr. Pichai said: * Will change name of Bard to Gemini. * Gemini Advanced will compete with ChatGpt+. It will have more capabilities such as complex queries and workplace integration. * Gemini will power a lot of products such as G-Mail and Google Docs. * Cloud business is growing. * Gemini Search will be rolling out to more and more people. * Expect partnerships with Disney (DIS) and Fox (FOXA) to continue.
Fox Corporation owns Fox News and Fox Sports. Those assets were not part of the Disney acquisition which primarily included 20th Century Fox. Fox Corporation is a publicly traded company and is it's own standalone company after the Disney acquisition. The Murdoch's own almost 50% of the stock while institutions hold most of what's left. [Source](https://money.cnn.com/quote/shareholders/shareholders.html?symb=FOXA&subView=institutional). As a matter of fact, a lot of people were angry over the Disney purchase since people saw it as giving Fox News a giant lump sum of money to further expand.
The play here could be FOXA and other media stocks. They already had maps made for Ukraine and knowledge of key folk...basically low budget.
FOXA is a lot more than just the news division.
Smartmatic might not settle, though, and then FOXA will be fucked.
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You mean WBD? It's down 1.3%.. their TTM revenue is more than double that of FOXA, so if anything we should have seen a spike in WBD by 3% but it's actually down instead.
>FOX Television Stations and Amazon Teaming Up to Distribute FTS's Local News Content Across Amazon's Devices $FOXA ^\*Walter ^Bloomberg ^[@DeItaone](http://twitter.com/DeItaone) ^at ^2023-04-19 ^12:02:00 ^EDT-0400
FanDuel yea. If you want a European based company that has material exposure to retail bet shops in decaying UK, you could totally do that! Oh and they have less market share in iGaming which is more profitable and really the end goal of things. And trade at a much more premium valuation, with controversial equity disputes with FOXA and others.
They will face significant headwinds in the event of a recession (hotels, theme parks, cruise line), pay no dividend, carry ~$75B of goodwill on their balance sheet, and are much more highly and richly valued than any other company in the sectors where they operate with the exception of NFLX so any underperformance is more likely to be heavily punished. The streaming growth story in India WILL be under attack next year too when they lose IPL streaming rights. For media I'd recommend WBD or PARA if you think they can fix their cashflows, AMCX or LGF if you think M&A continues, or FOXA if you think the rumors of linear TV's demise have been greatly exaggerated. NFLX too maybe if you think their reality distortion field will remain in effect indefinitely. DIS, CMCSA, and AMZN are too big and complicated with too many risks in the medium term to recommend as media plays IMO.
Are those the same SPOT and SIRI that have negligible to negative earnings, small FCFs, and/or deeply negative book value? Pointing to overvalued firms to disprove the idea of another not being overvalued doesn't work. NFLX has a P/S ratio of 3.51 (AMZN 2.3, DIS 2.2, WBD 1.5, FOXA 1.1, CMCSA 1.1, PARA 0.4). You can repeat the same thing with P/E, P/B, P/FCF, EV/Assets, or EV/Sales. Notably for the earnings portion Netflix has frequently been accused of inflating their results via creative amortization and content liability recognition methods which would appear to be correct given the gaping chasm between reported EPS and FCF. Media companies do not as a rule have rich valuations, particularly when they're not growing, which Netflix really isn't these days. They also have fewer levers to pull than competitors in terms of price increases or international expansion. So no, I don't think they do deserve a richer valuation than their competition.
Attorney journal Barr and Kushner and Ivanka told Trump multiple times that he lost the election and he still continued his BS, this wants me to buy puts on $FOXA.
I think you should base your entire investment strategy on your "wokeness index". You can short Disney and go long on, oh, I dunno, FOXA and Bitcoin. Good luck!
Check the PEG. If it was last March or last September I'd agree with you, but theirs is currently lower (sometimes much lower) than boring companies like KO, FOXA, and WMT. Their PEG has also been shrinking rapidly over the last year.
CMCSA looks bad FOXA looks better but all these stocks suck.. broadcasting has been dying except for the stocks that went streaming or do tech stuff **but formula one stock, oh baby!**
📮 Update to my >!Biden meets Zelenskyy!< [degenerate gamble](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbetsOGs/comments/tn13h5/comment/i20z5kb/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3) I just [posted my positions](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbetsOGs/comments/tnjd3f/comment/i22e14u/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3) a while ago. I've set trailing stops on some % for SWN, CQP and FOXA.
Playing FOXA and SBGI.
I don't follow DIS, but I bought FOXA earlier, and u/Charming_Rice [mentioned](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbetsOGs/comments/tax551/comment/i053wnu/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3) the MLB lockout, so I bought some SBGI. I'm telling you this because DIS owns ESPN, right?
Does anyone know what's up with FOXA (Fox Corp)? She's been falling for two days now, and she's drilling below her lower Keltner band. I can't find any news. I'm throwing a dart in the dark here. FOXA Mar25 42c.
You can tell how big of a disaster CNBC I Has become when they decide to fly out the whole team to a super bowl.. I mean don’t even argue me on this look at CMCSA Vs FOXA It’s clear Fox is the direction of the people and is a east play for sympathy with DWAC Don’t let these blue boys tell you diffrent Price action is better than the false promises of these blue folk
I'm really hoping the DIS results don't kill the momentum VIAC has been building lately. FOXA did well, but I'm not convinced DIS will. Bob Chapek is a creatively bankrupt penny pincher and they're going to have to get rid of him sooner or later. If they were smart they'd poach Tony Vinciquerra from Sony (who topped BO results the last two years under his leadership) before more investors figure out Disney is being led by another Phillipe Dauman.
Myspace got bought by Rupert Murdoch (FOXA) also Justin Timberlake bought a piece of that action too. Tom's living the good life.
omg scooped FOXA at the bottom perfectly.
and FOXA, its a rotation to stable safe income streams plus divvy
FOXA is my target today, buying any dips.
On a side note, Fun Fact - the S&P 500 has 500 companies but 505 listed stocks. This is because 5 companies in the S&P have dual share structures with both shares listed in the S&P: 1. Alphabet aka. Google (GOOG and GOOGL) 2. Discovery Communications (DISCA and DISCK) 3. News Corp (NWS and NWSA) 4. Fox Corp (FOX and FOXA) 5. Under Armor (UA and UAA)
TCFA should have been the “final” ticker and float before being acquired by DIS… but it looks like 74% DIS shares 26% FOXA is what you would potentially hold… you’d have to know the initial float of Fox Film Corp in 1931… and then what the float of TCFA was when it spun off between DIS and FOXA…
Their cultural cache is still causing them to be overvalued. Compare their ratios to companies like FOXA, DISCA, VIAC, T, or CMCSA on the entertainment side, SIX and FUN on the theme park side, or NCLH/CCL/RCCL for cruise lines. Most of the sectors they operate in just aren't that valuable (especially streaming which for most is highly UNprofitable currently), but they're still trading like a high margin silicon valley darling rather than a low-margin consumer entertainment and leisure company which is what they are.
that's hard with new stocks like this, one thing I looked at LCID where IV was much lower than RIVN (kinda like how OP used DISCA/FOXA for their Archegos fall out trade)
>$FOXA - Fox Corp. 1.7M share Block Trade priced at $40.75 $WK - Workiva 1.3M share Block Trade priced at $152.00 ^\*Walter ^Bloomberg ^[@DeItaone](http://twitter.com/DeItaone) ^at ^2021-11-16 ^08:18:42 ^EST-0500
Baba has become one of my largest holdings, I wouldn’t touch Z, am watching baidu to possibly add a position. I’d consider discovery but I like FOXA more
I still like shorting / puts on FOXA if you want a low volatility play on the orange man. It’s up like 12% in October and due for a pullback.
Opened a short in FOXA, they are up 12% this month for no reason and the orange man news can't be good for them.
OMG please post losses This is gonna be yuge, nothing bigger, the best, simply YUGE Trump is crazy popular and got 74 million popular votes. If they start broadcasting news I'd short FOXA
Nice work! Can we also start buying some puts on the asshole studio heads who won’t agree to safe working conditions for the crews that make their content? https://twitter.com/twittanner/status/1449410275539517442?s=21 Sell all shares of stock in $CMCSA $DIS $FOX $FOXA $NFLX $SONY $TWC $VIAC $VIACA & start buying Put Options on these companies until AMPTP makes a fair offer at the bargaining table. #IATSEstrike #ESG #investing #Striketober ✊✊🏻✊🏽✊🏿
Would all of this affect news media as well? I have noticed relative strength from some "old" media names including NXST FOXA GTN
QAnon convinced you it was all a joke. Next thing you know, you're goose stepping in the halls of congress while waving the Confederate flag. Puts on FOXA.
They were bought out by Fox last year, so FOXA would technically be the answer
With due respect, this means PE is not a clear concept to you. Take MSFT's 37 PE. This means the share price equals 37x its profit per share (EPS). In other words, it will take 37 years of profit to pay for the shares you buy at today's price. Sure, MSFT is a big company which makes a lot of profit, but once you divide the profit among all the shareholders, it's not so great. It's still a heck of a lot better than TSLA, though, so it's all relative. Now, compare to FOXA, with a PE of 11. This company will pay you back your entire purchase price in merely 11 years. All things being equal, I much prefer FOXA over MSFT, AMD and AAPL. I do not consider the latter to be speculative junk, but I do believe they are overpriced. Think about what happens in a downturn. Prices fall. The higher the profitability, the less the price should fall. If we had a crash tomorrow, I do not expect the PE of FOXA to go below 5. That would enable any institutional investors to swoop in and grab up the company for a ridiculous price. On the other hand, I could easily see MSFT, AAPL and AMD's PEs fall in half... easily. Remember, price is half the equation in PE. It works just like dividend yield. A good dividend, say 7%, will resist a big drop in price. Why? Because if the price drops in half, dividend yield would be 14%. Many investors would love to jump in when the yield is 10%, thereby establishing a floor of resistance to a big price drop. MSFT, AMD and AAPL have neither of these features, and they can and will tank harder than other, more reasonably valued stocks when the correction comes. TSLA will be toast.
DISH continues to be valued as though their spectrum is the only thing of worth that they have. VIAC also somehow still has a P/S of barely over 1 and is trading at a considerable discount to all of its peers including FOXA (which only has broadcast revenue and Tubi).
If you are willing to gamble by buying calls in hopes to resell them for a good profit, I would stay away from memes and high IV stocks. They are utterly unpredictable. Instead, I would look at tamer stocks, such as EPD and FOXA. I like EPD at $23.80 or below. I like FOXA at $36.80 or below. When they hit those points, look at options about 3 weeks out. Both stocks seem to recover quickly enough to make a nice profit. Buy near the money because when the stock goes ITM, options price usually increases penny for penny with the stock price since it's gaining intrinsic value at that point. Example: 6-28, I bought EPD 7-16 $24 calls for $0.33. Sold today for $0.44. About 10 days ago, I did almost the exact same thing with EPD, except I sold them barely 2 hours after buying them. Today, bought 7-23 FOXA $37 for $0.85. I expect it will likely break $37.50 any day. I've wheeled it regularly for 4 months, and it seems to almost always make $37.50 quickly after going below $37. GE around $13.90 or less looks good, too. Those are solid, sideways type stocks IMO. Of course, anything can change at any time. Just watch for a good bottom on high quality stocks which look resilient. It's still quite risky, so if you try this approach, good luck!
The biggest question is just if their international expansion and streaming growth can outpace linear decline in the U.S. and Europe. I think they can and remain enormously undervalued as a result of that and being significantly undervalued compared to their competitors in linear (such as FOXA and CMCSA). It hasn't been a quick rebound play like some were hoping, but I remain optimistic that it'll be revalued if they keep showing streaming growth.
https://www.wsj.com/market-data/quotes/FOXA/company-people/executive-profile/155190457
Prodigal Son cancelled?? Seriously, the networks cancel every show that is worth watching. Puts on FOXA, VIAC, and CMCSA 💩💩💩 Is there a single streaming service that has content worth anything. If you say NFLX, you're getting a down vote.
Make money with retards? FOXA looks juicy
DISCK shares are class C non-voting shares. Many companies prefer to include the share class in the ticker, (eg: Fox class A —> FOXA), but not all do (eg: Alphabet class C shares —> GOOG). As to why Discovery did this for their Class A & B shares, but not their C shares idk. Guess they didn’t like “DISCC”.
Believe it or not, but the next hottest tech stock will be FOXA :D
I think VIAC might just be a broken stock...it is value, it has a divvy, it ran in March when value was taking off plus got a boost from archegos. FOXA has low key been a nice investment. Conservatives are always watching tv and are loyal
More FOXA 35 puts for tomorrow. Always a drop after a supposed-MACD crossover, anyway. Plus, remember, they have massive lawsuits against them, and both will humiliate Fox so much, they'll have their White House press credentials revoked. FOXA 4/16 35p
Yep. And someone is going to have to scoop up all the boomer viewers after Dominion cum-socks FOXA into oblivion in court. FOXA 4/16 35p VIAC 6/18 50c
Will FOXA hemorrhage until after that 1.6 Billion dollar defamation suit was filled again then is settled?
Buying more FOXA 4/16 35p.
I've been absolutely fucked on PEJ over the past two weeks after I bought it near the high. VIAC, FOXA, and DISCA are all in their top 10 holdings. It's been real bad times, man. I'm just glad I decided to roll PEJ and not balls deep in VIAC and FOXA individually like I'd planned at one point. These losses might be enough to shake up the DZL as a whole so I'm hoping it'll rebound soon enough.
Wow, look at all those put buys on FOXA, LOL
I had a lot media exposure and got out of VIAC and DISCA premarket two days ago at 80 and 70 respectively. I didn’t expect the downturn to extend to the whole sector and currently wishing I did the same with AMCX, FOXA, and MSGN. But on their own metrics didn’t think they were quite as out of alignment as the two I exited. Though can’t tell how much is them getting swept along and how much at least with the last two is the FOXA lawsuit and the MSGN merger.
I’ll be watching broadcasting next week. This drop is a pendulum swing for DISCA, VIACA, and FOXA. They will be severely undervalued once this is done and pop back up strongly. They will not reach their last week highs, but a pop is there.
The only thing worse than owning VIAC, DISCA or FOXA is owning PEJ like I do 😭. These are pretty much its top holdings. Luckily VIAC puts have made up for the losses butt fuck unlucky.
They released $3 billion in stock a couple days ago. I got out premarket the day the release happened. Got out of DISCA at the same time as they had run up far more than was reasonable and thought they'd be caught up. I had a lot of tv exposure but thought FOXA, MSGN, and AMCX were all at relatively reasonable positions relative to their value so didn't expect it to spread that much. But everything with a touch of new streaming bets has been devastated the past few days. I'm hoping as the dust settles things with reasonable valuations (FOXA and AMCX) will rebound. I generally try not to attach myself to so many names in one industry for this exact circumstance, but numbers looked so good a few months back I couldn't help myself.