Please stay tuned for important disclosure information at the conclusion of this episode.

Here's what to head on this week's investing in sites. The IRS has given people who inherit IRAs

a break for another year. What this means for their require minimum distributions, taxes, and

withdrawal timeline. Denise Appleby, aka the IRA Whisperer,

will explain what you need to know,

plus where Disney is seeing success

for the first time,

and what's holding the entertainment powerhouse back,

and the market appears to be overlooking,

an undervalued opportunity to play the AI boom.

I'll talk with a Morning Star strategist about the

sector he believes is not getting enough respect. This is Investing Insights.

Welcome to Investing Insights. I'm your host, Ivana Hampton. Let's get started with a look at

the Morning Star headlines.

Walt Disney showed improved streaming results during his fiscal second quarter, but Morning

Star is concerned about the bigger picture. Disney's entertainment streaming revenue grew

13% year over year. That excludes ESPN Plus. Entertainment streaming revenue also reached

operating profitability for the first time. Disney announced an agreement with charter

communications last year to distribute Disney's traditional broadcasts and streaming offerings

to cable TV subscribers. The agreement took effect in January. Disney Plus added a whopping 8 million

US subscribers during the quarter as a result. But Morningstar Viewed streaming as linked to traditional

broadcast TV, excluding ESPN, Disney's broadcast TV revenue and operating income declined. Disney provided a muted outlook for his

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