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61 Disney wouldnt be the first company to get into cross marketing. Wouldnt surprcapitalistbeatnik-2/24/1998
60 Exactly! I can't say it any better, cross marketing. DIS will be doing moreREACTOR-2/21/1998
59 <<Nobody really cares and it's just a toy for DIS.>> In sane tcapitalistbeatnik-2/21/1998
58 Tradition? Where? Baseball? Not. Hockey? Nobody really cares and it'sREACTOR-2/20/1998
57 ESPN is the Bristol Tea Party with a lot of unhappy people. Sports is not as scapitalistbeatnik-2/19/1998
56 That's the point ESPN sportscasters are keeping the fun in sports.Let'sREACTOR-2/19/1998
55 Will DIS be worth more in 20 years than now? Of course. Will it appreciate 25capitalistbeatnik-2/18/1998
54 ESPN is in turmoil as they try to turn sportscasters into standup comedians. Scapitalistbeatnik-2/18/1998
53 Nice post Reactor. Nobody is going to lose their money over the long term invePeter Greenhill-2/18/1998
52 DIS is just starting to grow the ABC/ESPN side of the business. As long as kidsREACTOR-2/18/1998
51 James: Your analysis may well be right. I hold both DIS and CSCO and will contPeter Greenhill-2/18/1998
50 If you think that a company with this growth rate will go up 20-25 percent a yecapitalistbeatnik-2/17/1998
49 I'm glad I'm not one of the people buying Disney at the current prices.paulmcg0-2/15/1998
48 As it should be! If you own DIS what more can you say and if you don't, welREACTOR-2/14/1998
47 DIS still doing well. Over 111 at close today. It is very,very quiet on this tPeter Greenhill-2/13/1998
46 Paul: If DIS fell back to $60-70 I would probably buy more. I see it as a solidPeter Greenhill-1/29/1998
45 Disney seems at best to be at fair value. Is it over valued? Looking for some cstan roberts-1/29/1998
44 [People shorting this stock are losing alot of money] I didn't short the spaulmcg0-1/28/1998
43 Paul: DIS now well over 100. People shorting this stock are losing alot of monePeter Greenhill-1/28/1998
42 If you don't like my aggressive tone, check out the "tone" of NBCcapitalistbeatnik-1/15/1998
41 You are far too careless in misquoting me. I never said NO analyst beats the Scapitalistbeatnik-1/15/1998
40 No analyst beats the SP 500?. James, you are far to aggressive in your tone andPeter Greenhill-1/14/1998
39 There is one thing more pathetic than some of the quasipsychotic Disney worshipcapitalistbeatnik-1/13/1998
38 Oh really!. You may be right but I wouldn't want to back too heavily againsPeter Greenhill-1/13/1998
37 Appears that a little reality is setting in for this overvalued stock. Looks licapitalistbeatnik-1/13/1998
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