Disney (DIS) ESPN Subscriber Count Lower than Expectations; Stifel Reiterates Buy
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Upside from Force Awakens Plus Coming Sequel Could Mean 35% EPS Upside for Disney (DIS) - FBR
December 1, 2015 6:48 AM ESTFBR Capital analyst, Barton Crockett, sees 35% EPS upside for Disney (NYSE: DIS) as "Star Wars: Force Awakens" appears to be tracking to $1 billion in box office receipts. What may not be considered in expectations is the coming sequel, one year from now: "Rogue One", due in December 2016. As Force Awakens beats expectations, projections for Rogue One... More
Disney's (DIS) 10-K Shows 3% ESPN Sub Decline; Nomura Securities Reiterates Buy
November 30, 2015 10:23 AM ESTNomura Securities reiterated a Buy rating and $121.00 price target on Walt Disney (NYSE: DIS) following the release of the company's FY15 10-K. The 10-K outlined that FY15 Media Network revenue growth was largely driven by 8% YoY growth in affiliate rate increases. However, the... More
Walt Disney (DIS) Sub Loss Disclosures Not New News - Wells Fargo
November 30, 2015 9:06 AM ESTWells Fargo analyst, Marci Ryvicker, stated that the sub losses disclosed in Walt Disney (NYSE: DIS) 10-K is not new information and that the lost profit may be less than professional investors expect.
Disney's 10-K shows 3MM sub losses for ESPN and 2MM... More
Two-decade Pfizer mission pays off for Guggenheim's deal king
November 26, 2015 2:48 PM ESTBy Pamela Barbaglia and Mike Stone
LONDON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Alan Schwartz knows how to play a long game. The executive chairman of boutique investment bank Guggenheim Partners spent almost 20 years cultivating Pfizer (NYSE: PFE) boss Ian Read as a client. His strategy paid off handsomely when Guggenheim was named lead adviser for one of the biggest deals in history - Viagra-maker Pfizer's $160 billion acquisition of Botox-maker Allergan (NYSE: AGN).
Schwartz, 65, had been working with Read since 2013 to find a European-registered... More

