Warner Bros Dis

Warner Bros. Discovery $WBD (+1,28 %) has extended its media partnership with the NBA by 11 years extended. The deal provides the company with continued comprehensive broadcast rights to NBA games and includes both traditional TV formats and digital streaming platforms. The extension underscores Warner Bros. Discovery's commitment to delivering high-quality sports content and expanding the reach of its platforms.

The partnership is seen as strategically significant as it takes place in a changing media environment where streaming is becoming increasingly important. Warner Bros. Discovery plans to modernize its sports broadcasts and offer them across multiple channels to meet new viewer needs.

Personal opinion:

Strong move, as the NBA in particular, along with the NFL, dominate the sports industry in the US. However, it has not been announced how much the whole thing will cost.

Source:

https://de.marketscreener.com/boerse-nachrichten/nachrichten/Warner-Bros-verlangert-Medienpartnerschaft-mit-NBA-um-11-Jahre-48396474/

The news is based on what I personally consider to be reputable sources. However, I do not guarantee their accuracy. No advice.

$PYPL (-0,38 %)
$WBD (+1,28 %)

Very exciting assessment of the shares.

https://www.high-tech-investing.de/post/echtgeld-tv-waldhauser-paypal-vimeo-warnerbros

Both positions are going into my "speculative portfolio". They will remain there for 2-4 years and we will see whether the investment case works out

Tesla
$TSLA (-4,58 %) has officially started shipping tickets for the Robotaxi event event.

The event will take place at the Warner Brothers $WBD (+1,28 %) Studios in Burbank 🇺🇸, the presentation starts on Thursday at 19:00 local time.

Do you think that the companies' quarterly figures will still make a big difference?

$BNTX (+0,93 %) , $IFX (-1,35 %) , $8001 (-0,17 %) , $PLTR (+6,35 %) , $O (+1,22 %) , $WMB (+0,85 %)

$ABNB (+3,68 %) , $AMGN (+0,51 %) , $BAYN (+0,17 %) , $CAT (+0,86 %) , $UBER (-0,14 %) , $ZAL (-0,7 %)

$CBK (-1,64 %) , $DIS (-0,24 %) , $OXY (+5,16 %) , $MNST (-0,16 %) , $NOVO B (-17,74 %) , $PUMA , $SHOP (+0,9 %) , $ENR (+2,08 %) , $6758 (+1,35 %) , $WBD (+1,28 %)

$ALV (-0,66 %) , $DTE (-0,92 %) , $LLY (+1,78 %) , $MUV2 (-1,1 %) , $RHM (-0,78 %) , $SIE (-0,29 %)

I got moves 🕺🕺🕺🕺

I dare to do something that usually goes against my nature, RISIKOO 🎰.

but only a little. A 3 lever short on $NVDA (+2,01 %) (already at +18% since Monday) and long on $WBD (+1,28 %) (just bought still +-0).

But why?

quite simple for me, $NVDA (+2,01 %) can reach the targets, but it will be difficult to meet the market's experience, so there will be a short-term disappointment. I expect -10/-15% and that's where I want to strike on Thursday morning after the figures come out today after the close.

$WBD (+1,28 %) The stock has been strong this year and therefore I expect results that will drive the price up in the short term. These figures are due on 23.02, so a sale is planned for Monday 26.02.

Generally speaking, leverage is a rarity for me, but I'm not going to miss out on the opportunity and have set myself fairly conservative stop-loss limits.

With that in mind, let's see what happens.

PS: Caution is the mother of the porcelain box 😉📈📈📈

Next week will be quite nice:

Monday:

• US markets are closed for the Presidents Day holiday closed.

Tuesday:

• Quarterly reports from Walmart ($WMT (-2,1 %) ), Home Depot ($HD (+1,1 %) ) and Palo Alto Networks ($PANW (-2,12 %) ) are expected.

Wednesday:

• Quarterly reports fromNvidia ($NVDA (+2,01 %) ), Suncor Energy ($SU (-1,17 %) ), Exelon ($EXC (-0,95 %) ), Rivian Automotive ($RIVN (+5,16 %) ) and Marathon Oil ($MPC (+0,96 %) ) are expected.
• Publication of the minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) from January.

Thursday

• Quarterly reports from Intuit ($INTU (+0,15 %) ) and Booking Holdings ($BKNG (-1,19 %) ) are expected.
• Publication of the weekly initial claims for unemployment benefits (until February 17).
• Release of the S&P flash services PMI and S&P Flash Manufacturing PMI for February.
• Release of existing home sales for January.
• Start of the Department of Education meetings on the repayment of student loans.
• Speeches by Patrick HarkerPresident of the Philadelphia Federal Reserve, and Neel KashkariPresident of the Minneapolis Federal Reserve.

Friday:

• Quarterly report from Warner Bros Discovery ($WBD (+1,28 %) ) is expected.

$VZ (-0,62 %) cooperates with $NFLX (+0,09 %) and $WBD (+1,28 %) to offer a "discount streaming bundle" for about $10 per month that includes ad-supported versions. The agreement includes minimum revenue guarantees for Netflix and Warner Bros. Discovery.

Hi dear community, I'm sure you all still have one or two portfolio skeletons in your closet or positions that you bought at the beginning without much analysis.

For me it is $WBD (+1,28 %) Warner Bros Discovery, which is now over 50% in the red.

The hope that the last quarterly reports could bring a turnaround has been dashed to the wind and the outlook from the company management for 2024 is not exactly exhilarating either.

The question now is, how do you deal with such positions?

Admit mistakes, liquidate the rest and look to the future or fight to the end? 😄

My train of thought was that after the spin-off from $T (-0,14 %) AT&T and the associated restructuring + cost savings, they could get on a green branch and their enormous company size would one day become an advantage on the market...

The current interest rate policy, the still ongoing strikes and the general uncertainty in the industry doesn't exactly make the situation any easier...

What do you think?