Disney will break the global box record recording in 2019 with its strongest ever movie showdown – Walt Disney Company (NYSE: DIS)

In previous articles, I have maintained the position that Disney's future should be determined by studio and park segments, at a time when the fears grew over its declining media network, ESPN subscribers as an example. Please review the article in 201[ads1]6, entitled "Disney's planned film and theme parks will increase shareholders' return" or "The Beast Awakens" in 2017.

One week ago, the 8th of November, The Walt Disney Company ( DIS) published its annual report and far exceeded my expectations even when I took into account the company's stagnant 2017.

Disney's finance and film results

Disney's studio holding segment had a massive 19% growth in revenue, growing from $ 8.379 billion to $ 9.987 billion, while operating profit increased even greater by 27%.

The company explains that the results were due to some releases that performed incredibly well, Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Black Panther, Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers Incredibles 2.

Like last year, I've gathered the data I could figure out by Boxofficemojo to present it to you. Movie Title Release Date Budget Budget Gross Gain% [19659012] Black Panther 2/16/2018 $ 200,000,000 $ 1,346,913,161 $ 1,346,913,161 ] 573% A wrinkle in progress 3/9/2018 $ 103,000,000 $ 132,675,864 $ 132,675,864 ] 29% Avengers: Infinity War 4 / 27/2018 $ 321,200,000 $ 2,047,687,731 538% Solo: And Star Wars Story 5/25/2018 5/25/2018 5/25 / 2018 ] $ 300,000,000 $ 392,924,807 31% Incredibles 2 6/15/2018 $ 200,000,000 $ 1,241,438,078 521% Ant -Man and Wasp 7/6/2018 $ 130,000,000 $ 622,674,139 379% Disney's Christopher Robin 8/3/2018 $ 75,000,000 $ 197,412,283 163% Nutcrackers n and The Four Realms 11/2/2018 $ 120,000,000 $ 152,249,886 27% Ralph Breaks Internet 11/21/2018 $ 175,000,000 $ 175,000,000 $ 262,761.165 $ 262,761.165 50% Mary Poppins Returns [19659008] 12/19/2018 N / A N / A N / A [19659000] N / A ] Table compiled using data from boxofficemojo.com

Disney continues to show impressive returns without loss of film this year if Marry Poppins delivers. Last year, two films, The Finest Hours and Queen of Katwe, failed to roar more than their respective budgets.

Disney's 2019 Movie Lineup & Estimates

This is where things get interesting! Many of you may have seen that Disney has started publishing fans for some of their movies scheduled for next year and I have to admit that I'm super excited!

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Avengers: Endgame

Aladdin

The Lion King

WHHHAAATTTTT !! Tell me you're not excited, I would not believe you! This does not include such as Frozen 2 or Star Wars Episode 9, which has no official followers published yet.

If we use my estimates below, which I consider to be conservative based on previous titles, Disney will break the global cash office and achieve a worldwide gross of $ 10 billion in sales! This will easily exceed Disney's own record of $ 7.6 billion in 2016.

Disney's Current Rating

DIS data from YCharts

Comparing Disney's PE ratio to S & P 500's current PE ratio of 20, you invest not only a discount on the market, but you want the most probably surpass it.

The Stock Exchange has been moving since 2015, and you have had many opportunities to buy shares in the $ 95-100 series, as I had suggested on several occasions. Year Income Net Income Profit Margin EPS DPS [19659000] 2011 $ 40,893 $ 4,807 11.76% $ 2.56 $ 0.60 2012 $ 42,278 $ 5,682 13.44% $ 3.17 $ 0.75 2013 $ 45,041 $ 6136 [19659008] $ 4.31 $ 1.15 $ 1.15 $ 1.15 $ 1.15 $ 0.86 2014 $ 48813 $ 7501 15.37% 19659008] $ 52,465 $ 8382 15.98% $ 4.95 $ 1.37 2016 $ 55,632 $ 9.3 91 16.88% $ 5.76 $ 1.49 2017 $ 55,137 $ 8980 16.29% $ 5.69 $ 1.56 2018 $ 59,434 $ 12,598 21.20% $ 8.36 $ 1.68 CAGR 5.49% 14.76% 8.78% [19659008] 18.42% 15.85%

All data compiled from My previous articles using Disney's annual reports

Disney's compound annual growth rate is incredible and the company is trading less than fair value if we give it a 15 PE multiple which represents a $ 125.40 stock price.

Now if you are a dividend investor, you can not find today's 1.56% dividend appealing and I do not blame you. Disney increased the return 2% ago by 4.8%, and this was very low compared with previous years most likely due to the Fox acquisition.

Disney is shooting on all cylinders, and I've only covered 1 segment of its total business that accounts for only 16.80% of total revenue. In future articles I look at the company's media networks and parks and resorts separately.

Whether you are planning to buy Disney now or decide to clear the market and wait for the next crash, the company's growth rate is simply too high

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