Why Walt Disney (NYSE: DIS) Is a Buy

Stripping Disney of its tax status isn’t even turning out to be a good political move for DeSantis. Some have said that the change could saddle Florida taxpayers with a $1 billion bill. So I wouldn’t be surprised if DeSantis changes his mind about the repeal. Stripping Disney of its tax status isn’t even turning out to be a good political move for DeSantis. Some have said that the change could saddle Florida taxpayers with a $1 billion bill. So I wouldn’t be surprised if DeSantis changes his mind about the repeal. [Outsider Club logo] Why Walt Disney (NYSE: DIS) Is a Buy [Luke Burgess Photo] By [Luke Burgess]( Written Apr 27, 2022 In the 1970s, Nestlé (SWX: NESN) was accused of causing the deaths of hundreds of thousands of infants in third-world countries by proliferating the use of its baby formula products at the expense of natural breastfeeding. The report that sparked an international boycott of Nestlé was titled “The Baby Killer.” [nestle]1974 report "The Baby Killer" and poster by Rachael Romero The boycott against Nestlé was dropped in 1984. And despite being accused of being responsible for the deaths of 66,000 infants in 1981 alone, people eventually forgot. Mr. Market certainly forgot Nestlé’s past sins. From the mid-1990s to today, shares of NESN have climbed more than 1,500%. [nestle3] How to Play the $30 Trillion ESG Trend ESG (environmental, social, and governance) investing is predicted to become as big as $30 TRILLION... And with climate change making the headlines every day, one tiny company could become an ESG darling. Early investors already made 1,172% within a few months... And as soon as a green ETF includes this firm in its portfolio, shares could soar much higher. Today, you can get in for less than $5. But with a radical new global climate policy unfolding, there’s not much time to act. [Click here for all the details.]( The Nestlé infant formula scandal happened quite a long time ago. But you might remember this disaster a little better… In 1989, the Exxon Valdez oil tanker struck a reef in Prince William Sound, Alaska. The accident let loose nearly 11 million gallons of crude oil into the ocean waters. It’s still considered one of the worst man-made environmental disasters in history. And for Exxon (NYSE: XOM), the event was a PR nightmare. Around 200 people near San Diego to protest the use of Exxon products (July 1989) Protests erupted around the country as the nightly news showed images of oil-covered animals. Politicians, lawmakers, community leaders, and environmental groups almost immediately began urging consumers to boycott Exxon products. Following the spill, share prices of Exxon immediately dipped on heavy selling amid fears the boycotts would affect sales. And for a short time, some people did in fact avoid buying from Exxon. But again, people eventually forgot. And shares of XOM recovered. Here’s how the stock has performed since then. [xom] Get Ready for a Huge Fed Move (as Soon as May 4) Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell just broke HUGE news... After months of silence, he finally admitted that the Fed is working on a digital dollar. This bombshell move could spell disaster for Bitcoin. But if you know how to position yourself, you could multiply your money by as much as 60 times in the months ahead. I expect truly historic windfalls with a “digital dollar” going live — some investors have already pocketed gains of as much as 1,585%, and that’s just the start. It’s vital you act BEFORE the Fed makes its next big announcement. [Click here for everything you need to know.]( I point these two corporate PR disasters out because if Nestlé can recover after accusations of being a “baby killer,” and Exxon can recover after one of the worst man-made environmental disasters in history, then certainly Walt Disney (NYSE: DIS) can recover from a political beef with the governor of Florida. I’m still very confused as to why exactly Ron DeSantis chose to go to war with Disney over its criticizism of the “Don’t Say Gay” bill. Of course, Disney is Florida’s biggest political influencer. And I suppose that Disney taking a stance against that particular bill could influence others to take a similar stance. But it should seem obvious that the public backlash against going to war with a political and social powerhouse such as Disney would be worse than to simply agree to disagree with their response. Either way, shares of DIS have taken a big hit over the past several months. This time last year shares of DIS were nearly $190. Today they sit at a 52-week low at just over $115. Walt Disney (NYSE: DIS) — Two Years [dis3] Shares of DIS took their biggest hit most recently after DeSantis signed a bill to repeal the company’s special tax status in Florida. However, many analysts are doubtful that losing that tax status will be very harmful to the company over the long-term. Stripping Disney of its tax status isn’t even turning out to be a good political move for DeSantis. Some have said that the change could saddle Florida taxpayers with a $1 billion bill. So I wouldn’t be surprised if DeSantis changes his mind about the repeal. With DIS at a 52-week low, it’s not impossible for shares to continue moving lower. But over the long-term I’m very certain that people will sooner or later forget about the whole thing and Disney will go on to do business as usual. So I think the stock is a pretty decent buy right now. Consider another very recent example: Papa John’s (NASDAQ: PZZA). Do you remember when Papa John’s was accused of racism back in 2018? Now that I mentioned it, you probably do. But it’s mostly likely you’ve all but forgotten about the whole thing. When the story was new, the company’s sales fell 16% and the stock took a hit. But take a look at PZZA since then. [pzza] Mr. Market is extremely fickle. He hates you one minute. Then loves you the next. Buy the hate. Sell the love. I'll leave you today with a long-term chart of DIS. Walt Disney (NYSE: DIS) — 1985 to Date [dissfd] Buy the hate. DIS is probably a very safe bet over the long-term. Want another very safe bet? Defense. According to a report released Monday by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, global defense budgets totaled $2113 billion in 2021. The U.S. government is responsible for the lion’s share of that spending. In 2023, the United States government is projected to spend $773 billion on defense. 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