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Good Thursday morning. Welcome to the Tech Check. I'm Carl Cantanilla with Deerbosa and John Fort and Julia Borsden with us today for the feed.

Tech is trying to claw back some early losses after a sharp drop following that harder than expected inflation number, now at the highest

level since 82.

Ten-year actually has gotten back above 2% for the first time since August of 19, and financials

and energy are leading as a result.

Disney does bring the magic back.

Uber delivers while Twitter appears to be the only buyer of its stock.

We've got you covered on all the earnings movers of the morning.

And then the world's richest crypto billionaire looks to diversify. The CEO of finance is going to

join us after announcing this big investment in Forbes. We're going to start, though, with Disney.

The stock popping today after the company posted a beat on the top of the bottom line. Got some strength in streaming.

That was a big theme this quarter, adding nearly 12 million subs in that time.

Julia talked with Bob Chapec yesterday who reaffirmed the company's subscriber goal.

We're reaffirming our guidance of 230 to 260 as we gave last December.

That's been our target that continues to be our target.

And really what's driving is what we've said, great content.

We'll have more franchise added content on our big franchises added this fiscal year, double what we had in 21.

And that goal is right above Netflix's current sub number of 222 million. Julia, B of A, Jessica Reeferlick calls the results a Hulk smash. I think once you

fold in all of the park results as well. Yeah, I'm really remarkable looking at the strength of the parks.

The fact that the parks had a stronger quarter than they did in 2019, really surprising

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