DIS Walt Disney Co

$DIS is headed back down under $100 again where it becomes (to me) a buy again. The stock has plenty of support around $94 so the Best Buy would be between that price and $100.

$DIS Just amazed of the valuation that wallstreet gives Disney!! Parks are packed, streaming is up and they continually hit grand slams on their movie content!! Billion dollar hits every one they produce and the new marvel movie coming out end of year will probably hit 3Billion!! $SPY $NFLX

$DIS I still have a nice amount of DIS shares left in my IRA account. Happy to see this finally putting on a run.

$DIS just now Dana Walden “but we don’t own $FUBO “ when encouraging subscribers for bundling during a Bloomberg interview, make it what you wish but my read is FUBO fits in her strategy. $GOOG

$DIS I see the red candle, but don’t overdo it, way too cute. Oil will eventually come back down and parks will be at capacity. btw $FUBO at oversold, pff.

🚨 OKAY...THIS IS WILD Disney+ is reportedly raising the price of its ad-free Premium plan by 13% to $21.49 per month as soon as Wednesday, according to Bloomberg. Disney+ launched at $6.99 per month in 2019. The current $21.49 price represents more than a 200% increase from launch. $DIS

$1.3M in Put Flow hit the tape for $DIS as it is rejecting the shown resistance area and trendline! - $106 P expiring on 10/23 Netflow is obviously diverging very bearish ... 🐻 Shorts can target the VPoC at the 50WMA or ~$104!

$DIS The only time I ever sign up is on Black Friday when it's 60% off, then I cance before promo endsl the next year and sign up again if I want toat the new Black Friday promo price. People bitching about price hikes don't know how to play the game

$DIS “.. The price of the flagship Disney+ streaming service, without ads, will rise 13% or $2.50 to $21.49 per month, said the people, who asked not to be identified as the information hasn’t been made public.” https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-09-23/disney-hikes-price-by-13-to-21-49-a-month

$DIS DIS SHEESH - When do these guys ever stop raising prices? Disney to raise Disney+ price to $21.49 per month, Bloomberg says

$DIS showing some solid action lately Five-day climb up 3.7 and the options flow is all call sweeps, around $1.6M in aggressive buys, zero puts Institutions seem to be betting on more upside That Character.AI bid is more of a boost than a worry right now As long as this uptrend and call demand keep rolling, sticking with bullish setups seems smart

$DIS This stock has been flatter than a flat Earth for the past decade. Took my family there, and the whole experience cost us about as much as buying a second-hand Tesla. 😂

$DIS let's see if this has changed it's mind to retest 111- 112 level before ER....this better do it for continuation towards 120+ area that it hasn't seen for a long time.

$DIS i think Disney has shot themselves in the foot but $HOUR has crazy upside potential and good numbers to back it

$DIS Congratulations. If you bought Disney in 2015, you're flat. Sure, you get a whopping 1.47 dividend.

$DIS probably has to be one of the most unbalanced stocks as it comes to price targets and where it's currently at. Same with $UBER . Disney was just upgraded by JPM yesterday

$DIS who knows if this will ever actually happen, but the Disney monthly chart is as sexy as it gets for a massive breakout back to 200 eventually. It’s been dancing on the 200MA monthly repeatedly, coiling, coiling, and coiling for 10 years - if it breaks out, it’s not looking back. Otherwise, it’s just a dead stock

$DIS options flow lesson: days to expiry changes the meaning of the same strike. Near dated contracts require a faster move, while longer dated contracts can absorb more path and time. Size only makes sense beside the expiry clock. The alert snapshot shows $748K in the Dec 18 $105 calls. Volume was 0.5x standing open interest at capture. Intraday volume does not establish whether a position was opened or held; the next settled open interest is the check.

$DIS holy hell that put print is insanely large for 10/23 expiration. Staying clear for a bit

$DIS: the Disneyland face-scan suit questions the 30-day deletion claim. It alleges a template from a guest's first ticket use must be kept far longer for entry matching to work. No class certified, nothing to claim. Open Class Actions.