Why Disney's Earnings Report Has Investors Selling

The video discusses Disney's financial performance, focusing on the decline in operating income despite increased revenue. It highlights the impact of new programming costs in the entertainment division and parks. The discussion shifts to Disney's pricing strategy for its streaming service, including a gradual price increase and the introduction of the STAR brand. The video also examines the effects of programming costs on operating income and the market's reaction to Disney's stock performance, questioning if this signals a slowdown in Disney Plus growth.

How has Disney's pricing strategy for its streaming service evolved recently?

Discuss the significance of subscriber churn in relation to Disney's pricing changes.

What factors contributed to the decrease in operating income for Disney's media and entertainment division?

What impact did new programming costs have on Disney's financial results this year?

What are the potential long-term implications of the recent trends observed in Disney's streaming service?