Disney’s Profit’s are Expected Benefit from More People at Parks
Disney (DIS) is expected to have profits rise in the coming years as theme parks return to capacity and its cruise lines expand.
Disney (DIS) is expected to have profits rise in the coming years as theme parks return to capacity and its cruise lines expand.
Amazon’s (AMZN) facing higher labor, third-party shipping, and steel costs, which are taking a big bite out of profits.
Nike’s (NKE) expected to grow profits just 3% this year due COVID factory closures. Next year’s profits are expected to jump 31%.
MasterCard’s (MA) profits are expected to climb from around $8 in 2021 to maybe $20 in 2025 as travel spending resumes.
Target (TGT)’s pick-up/delivery options are pupular, as sales grew 60% last qtr. Meanwhile, TGT is a bargain with a P/E of only 17.
Dollar General (DG) has a new non-food concept in pOpshelf, which offers home furnishings, seasonal decor, and party supplies.
Booking (BKNG) stock might be in for a HUGE 2022 as International travel could soar with COVID variants weakening.
Fiserv (FISV) has been cranking out the profits (+23% last qtr) yet the stock is in a downtrend, with a P/E of only 16. Why?
Sherwin-Williams (SHW) is struggling with supply disruptions. But demand continues to be strong — thus so does the stock.
Fortinet (FTNT) has more demand for its cybersecurity products as randsomeware detections jumped 10x in a 12-month period
Meta (FB) — formerly Facebook — is launching Facebook Reality Labs to mold a new playground for advertisers: the metaverse.
Visa (V) had a 38% increase in cross-border volume, lead by re-opening of borders for travelers around the world.