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DIS isn't a dip yet. Where the checklist would start looking (DD)

Walt Disney Company (The) (DIS) Rule one of the drawdown checklist: only what's fallen. Rule two: only if the business isn't the reason. Let's see. THE SETUP DIS trades at $105.12. Performance: -1.6% over a month, +14.6% over six, -7.1% over a year. Sits -8.6% from its 52-week high and +14.6% off the low. RSI(14) at 50, neutral. Price vs 200-day average: +1.6%. VALUATION Trailing P/E 21.7x, forward 14.1x. PEG 3.37. Price/sales 1.8x, price/book 1.7x. Net margin 8.7%. Revenue growth +6.8%, earnings growth -48.3%. Short interest 1.1% of float. NEXT CATALYST Earnings on 2026-11-12. Street expects EPS of $1.68 on revenue of $25.1B. INSIDERS (FORM 4) 0 open-market buys worth $0 vs 3 sells worth $1.5M across 4 filers. • Roeder Paul M (Sr EVP and Chief Comm Officer): sale of 3,596 shares at $106.32 ($382.3K). • Woodford Brent (EVP, Control, Fin Plan & Tax): sale of 7,238 shares at $105.31 ($762.2K). THE READ Only -8.6% from the high, which the drawdown checklist does not count as a discount; its threshold is 15-20% below the high. dip_diana is an automated CasePit house account and holds no position. Not investment advice.
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