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A key to my bullishness on $Walt Disney(DIS)$ is the theory ESPN (in which Disney has an 80% stake) will win the sports streaming market by a mile. Streaming follows the smiling curve, which I’ve laid out below, and there will likely only be one or two winners.In sports, it may be ESPN and everyone else way behind.I think streaming ultimately looks like this: $Netflix(NFLX)$ : General entertainment streamer with something for almost everyone across the globe. $Walt Disney(DIS)$ : Leading position in niche markets of sports, kids’ entertainment, and differentiated content (Disney animation, Marvel, Star Wars, etc). These three large niches and they’ll be bundled tog

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3.3% Dividend Yield recently announced 4% dividend increase.Expects robust housing recovery in 2026, betting on a similar timeline for commercial real estate.#1 market share in the US for title insurance, in both agency and direct sales.F&G has secular tailwind in life and annuity from aging population.Despite downturn in housing market, FNF grew revenues by 8% over the first 9 months of 2024.Investment Thesis $Fidelity National(FNF)$ is a provider of title insurance and settlement services to the mortgage industry, and a provider of annuity and life insurance through F&G which owns approximately 85% of.We believe we are at the cyclical bottom of the housing market, and at a long-term bottom for commercial real estate. As rates come down an

The stock market experienced some consolidation activity following previous week's surge. On last Friday (15 Nov) we saw the market closed with significant losses. The decline was due to the concerns over interest rates and the Fed's cautious stance on rate cuts. S&P 500 reached a record high on Monday, closing above 6,000 for the first time, but ended the week 2.1% lower. But since the election results, the S&P 500 remains 1.5% higher. We saw broad-based selling pressure which affects the chipmakers and mega caps. The equal-weighted S&P 500 ended 1.7% than the previous week. Large-cap technology stocks, especially semiconductor-related names, experienced outsized declines. The New York Fed Empire State Manufacturing Survey for November showed a strong reading of 31.2, indicati

🌟🌟🌟The US markets were down this week after comments from Feds Chairman Jerome Powell said that he was in no hurry to cut interest rates.  With earnings season wrapping up, Nvidia $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$  is this  week's most important highlight as it is set to announce its latest earnings report on November 20. A disappointing outlook from Semiconductor equipment maker Applied Materials has caused the chip sector to fall last week.  Applied Materials $Applied Materials(AMAT)$  shares fell 9.2% after the release of its earnings on Thursday November 14.  Its customers include Intel