Walt Disney has undoubtedly navigated its way through some unforeseen struggles. The COVID-19 pandemic shut down many of its theme parks and substantially reduced its entertainment segment revenue, which covers films. But Walt Disney has seen its way through economic downturns and recessions before, and it's never failed to eventually come out stronger on the other end. Its theme parks bring friends and families together, while its extensive library of movies and shows can help children and their parent(s) or grandparent(s) find common ground in fantasy. This ability to engage with people across all generations is something no other content provider can match.
Disney is a growth stock that's trading at a value stock price-to-earnings multiple.
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