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What happened to all the "Go Woke , Go Broke" MAGA's who were bashing $DIS all year & Buying $DJT? You guys seem so quiet this week $PHUN $TSLA $SPY

$DIS don't now how they convinced Johnny Depp to come back so he could be in remake of A Christmas Carol but go Bob Iger! In theaters now...

$DIS NOV20 115C · still actionable Zone: $108.82 to $110.36 Invalidation: close under $107.00 Objectives: $111.87, then $117.09 The math: up 2.1% to the first objective and 6.8% to the second, against 2.4% risk on the invalidation, about 2.9 to 1 to the second Think of this as a swing in a name that quietly climbed back above 107 while most eyes were elsewhere. That level matters because buyers held it when sellers pushed, so a hold there keeps the path toward the old highs open. What that means for you is simple. You are not chasing a spike. You are watching a steady name with room to the top of its year range if buyers keep defending that floor. P.S. Watch a close above 110.16. That was the ceiling last week and clearing it changes the conversation.

$DIS NOV20 115C · still actionable Zone: $108.82 to $110.36 Invalidation: close under $107.50 Objectives: $112.69, then $117.09 The math: up 2.8% to the first objective and 6.8% to the second, against 1.9% risk on the invalidation, better than 3 to 1 to the second Dear friend, think of this swing setup like a climber who walked up a steady hill all month and paused today to catch his breath near the top. Disney rose from the low near $101 in early October to $112.69 on Friday, and today buyers held the $108.99 low while price stayed well above its 50 day average near $105.82, which means the climb is still intact and this dip is resting, not breaking. What that means is simple. If that floor keeps holding, a November report has room to push price back through $112.69 first, while a close under $107.50 would say the pause has turned and you step aside. P.S. Watch $110.11 on Tuesday. It was the high today, and a close over it would show buyers pushing again, not just defending the low.

$DIS NOV20 113C · still actionable Zone: $108.50 to $110.00 Invalidation: close under $106.58 Objectives: $111.87, then $117.09 The math: up 2.4% to the first objective and 7.2% to the second, against 2.4% risk on the invalidation, just under 3 to 1 to the second Dear friend, think of this swing like a parade route that has already been walked once. Disney pushed to $112.69 last week, then eased back to hold above $109, and that quiet hold is what matters because buyers are not rushing for the exits. Earnings land on November 17, and a report like that gives the stock a reason to move, which is why owning time into November 20 makes sense here. If it reclaims the old high, the door to the yearly high at $117.09 opens next. P.S. Expiry sits three days after earnings, so the report itself is inside this trade window.

$DIS I hope this crashes and burns and goes out of business after this press release about the sex trafficking thing. Uttterly crazy and disgusting.

$DIS $QQQ ESPN promotes gambling all day every day, especially during MNF. Walt Disney is probably rolling over in his grave. Disney is supposed to be a company that promotes families. Gambling tears families apart. Despicable.

$DIS AI may not be profitable as a business but there is no denying that it can save businesses a lot of money. Disney Plans Thousands of Layoffs, Targeting 20% Cost Savings - Bloomberg

$DIS $SKYD Laugh all you want while Disney Executives Kill the Marquee Franchises By a Death Of A Thousand Cuts!! Superhero Fatigue Is Real, and they have destroyed the Star Wars Franchise with increasingly Weak and Woke spinoff series that are Wet Farts!!

$DIS lol remember when Bob Iger left Disney right before the March 2020 covid crash? What a tool.

$DIS NOV20 120C · still actionable Zone: $115.93 to $117.57 Invalidation: close under $113.50 Objectives: $120.80, then $125 The math: up 3.5% to the first objective and 7.1% to the second, against 2.8% risk on the invalidation, better than 1 to 1 to the first and better than 2 to 1 to the second. I like this swing because you are buying the pullback, not chasing the breakout. DIS ran to $119.96 on Wednesday, gave it back to $113.79 on Friday, and still closed at $116.75 above the $114 level that held all week. The zone is tight and $113.50 is the line where you are wrong, so the risk is set before the move starts. Earnings land November 17, before this contract expires, so the run into the print is the trade, and $120.80 is the first spot where sellers have to prove it again. Watch: November 17, earnings before the open. That print decides whether this run holds.

$DIS bro. Finally. Either I lose all gains and Disney returns to $100 or she just keeps running for the next 2 years 🤷‍♂️. I like my chances

Well, Disney cutting a sizeable portion of it's workforce is certainly not an ominous indicator of where this economy is going. Nope, nothing to be worried about here. Prepare for animated slop. No, not Straight to Box sequels, the AI type. https://www.cnbc.com/2026/11/03/disney-layoffs-cost-cuts.html $DIS $SPY $DIA $VTI $DJT

$DIS NOV20 115C · still actionable Zone: $110.16 to $111.72 Invalidation: close under $108.75 Objectives: $113.38, then $117.09 The math: up 2.2% to the first objective and 5.5% to the second, against 2.0% risk on the invalidation, better than 2 to 1 to the second. I like this base. Friday held above $110 after the Oct 28 dip to $108.75, and earnings land Nov 17, so the Nov 20 expiry gives this room past the report. The zone is tight and the invalidation is clear, so you know where you are wrong before the move starts. If $108.75 holds, $113.38 is the first spot to watch for buyers pushing back toward the highs.

$DIS they became political and stock never recovered.. entertainment companies should be always neutral..

$DIS: Disney says its Disneyland face-scan lanes are optional and templates are deleted within 30 days. The Duffield complaint disputes both points and alleges guests got no express written consent. Nothing to claim. Open Class Actions.

$DIS weekly chart. In good position to overcome long term resistance. It may be related to money looking for a boring place away from techs.

$DIS a facial recognition class action was filed against disney, lawsuit stage, nothing to claim, per open class actions. disney denies wrongdoing. seems like ai faces carry legal bills too

$DIS a streaming sub is easy to cancel when the statement lands. seems like entertainment built on feeling rich does not survive a market built on ai paper rolling over

$DIS good job by management by sneaking in those job layoffs before the blue wave election results