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Forget Disney (NYSE:DIS): Buy This Hot Growth Stock Instead
David Jagielski | June 25, 2020
Walt Disney (NYSE:DIS) is a solid long-term investment, but there are better growth stocks out there for investors. More »
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Alex Busson | March 24, 2020
Even if S&P 500 stocks are now cheap (and TMF contributor Alex Busson doesn’t think they are), the dollar has never looked so risky. More »
Forget Disney (NYSE:DIS): Buy This TSX Stock Instead
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The Walt Disney Company (NYSE:DIS) stock is in trouble, and investors may be better off with this Canadian-based stock instead. More »
Here’s How Apple TV+ Could Bank 100 Million Subscribers in Just 1 Year
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Investors were wowed when Disney+ revealed 10 million first-day subscribers. Apple could attract far more -- but the devil is in the details. More »
Apple’s Long-Rumored Digital Bundle Could Hit Next Year
Danny Vena | November 19, 2019
Consumers may get a trifecta of services from the iPhone maker for one low price. More »
What Canadian Stockholders Need to Know About the Streaming Wars
Victoria Hetherington | November 18, 2019
Canadians who own shares in companies like BCE Inc. (TSX:BCE)(NYSE:BCE) should keep an eye on the latest big-name media developments. More »
The 2 Biggest Stocks Canadian Media Investors Need to Watch
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In a Role Reversal, Disney Will Lose Titles to Netflix
Stephen Lovely | November 4, 2019
The House of Mouse signed multiyear streaming deals before cementing its plans for the streaming industry. More »
Is It Time to Give Up on FitBit’s Stock?
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A loyal fanbase may not be enough to save this underdog. More »
3 Things to Watch When Netflix Reports Earnings
Mike Strain | October 15, 2019
Investors should keep an eye on the company's subscription growth, content costs, and debt. More »