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Down 42%, This Dow Stock Is a Screaming Buy in May

The stock's slump has created an opportunity for long-term investors to scoop up this iconic brand at a discount.

Down 42%, This Dow Stock Is a Screaming Buy in May

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In its recently completed quarter, which ended in January, Disney&#39;s theme park segment produced $7.2 billion in revenue and $2.5 billion in operating income. Despite self-imposed capacity restrictions, the segment is on pace to eclipse 2019 totals.</p><p><img src=\"https://static.tigerbbs.com/28f7b70083e47a542aab5b7dbb2bb434\" tg-width=\"720\" tg-height=\"433\" referrerpolicy=\"no-referrer\"/></p><p>DIS Operating Income (Annual) data by YCharts</p><p>When the parks were forced to shut down to guests, management developed and implemented several improvements. These included a digital reservation system that allows the company to manage attendance effectively, mobile ordering at food and concession stands, and premium features like Genie+, which enables guests to pay for the privilege of skipping lines.</p><p>This likely means that the parks will be more profitable from now on than before the pandemic&#39;s onset. 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Overall, the stock is down 42% from its high in January 2021.Investors are concerned about the business as consumer behavior evolves rapidly and unevenly worldwide. Regardless of the near-term challenges of navigating a global company during a pandemic, Disney's long-term prospects are excellent.The streaming segment is gaining tractionThe core of Disney's business is a treasure trove of proprietary characters and stories that have delighted consumers for decades. The difficult-to-replicate intellectual property flows into Disney's theme parks, movies, series, merchandise, cruise ships, hotels, and more. The crucial element of its business is based on proprietary content. That means competitors cannot infringe on its business without spending decades and billions of dollars to build a suite of characters and stories that spark consumers' enthusiasm.DIS Revenue (Quarterly) data by YChartsBut the past decade has been tricky. 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