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radio show. I'm Chris Hill joining me this week. Senior analyst Jason Moser and Ron

Gross. Good to see you as always gentlemen.

Addy, you doing. We got the latest headlines from Wall Street. We'll talk investing

mindset with author Julia Galef and as always we've got a couple of stocks on our radar.

We begin this week in the magic kingdom. Shares of Disney up on Friday after a blowout

third quarter report profits were much higher than expected and the Disney plus streaming

service now has 116 million subscribers and I will point out Ron it was less than two

years ago that they launched it and they're already at 116 million.

Very impressive. They ended the quarter with a total of 174 million streaming subscribers

overall and that's just 35.5 million short of Netflix's subscriber base and Netflix has

been at this game for quite some time. So really impressive. Overall the quarter really

strong beat expectations on the top and the bottom line. Overall revenue up 45%. And as

we noted streaming is most of the story here but the theme parks are back despite the rising

Delta variant. As you said, Disney subscribers doubled to 116 million ESPN subscribers increase

75%. Who lose subscribers up 21%. So the whole overall direct to consumer division which

includes that streaming business had a 57% increase in revenue. But it's important

to note they did report a loss in that division of about $299 million because they invested

in programming which as we know from all the years of Netflix is expensive. So we have

to keep an eye on that. Also very important to keep an eye on average monthly revenue

per paid subscriber for Disney plus that actually decreased to 416 from $4.62 and that's due

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