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From full global headquarters, this is Motley Fool Money. It's the Motley Fool Money

radio show. I'm Chris Hill joining me this week's senior analyst Emily Flippin and

Jason Moser. Good to see you both. Hey, hey, did you see you too? We've got the latest

headlines from Wall Street. We've got year-end financial tips with Robert Brokamp and

we've got a couple of stocks on our radar. But we begin with the Magic Kingdom. On

Thursday, Disney made a number of announcements tied to the company's Disney Plus streaming

service, including new movies and shows tied to franchises like Star Wars and the Marvel

Universe. Disney Plus currently has 86 million subscribers. CEO Bob Chapich expects at

least 230 million subscribers by the year 2024. And Jason, investors like what they heard

because on Friday, shares of Disney rose 15% and hit a new all-time high.

Yeah, listen, my kids are dancing around the house here as long time share holders of

Disney. And I understand why. When you look at this business, when you add up all of

the media-related operating income, it's very meaningful to this business, basically

half of it. And so I think the concerns for a while as we move into the streaming world

were that this revenue might start disappearing, this income might start disappearing. And I

think what we're finding, it's not really disappearing. It's just being essentially redistributed.

And so they're taking more ownership of that entire media relationship and that transaction.

I mean, that long term is really what you want to see. And so while it'll take some

time for the economics to fully shake out, again, this is what you want to see. I mean,

you fired in on some really big numbers there. I mean, to think that essentially just a

year ago, they were calling for Disney plus to have somewhere between 60 million and 90

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