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    A further thought...

    Even after a massive frop in SP, NETFLIX is still valued at a whopping US$97B.

    Warner-Discovery is valued at US$52B.

    Given the changine landscape, I think Warner-Discovery is a better business than NETFLIX. They have a diversified revenue stream and will generate ~US$50B a year (Compared to NETFLIX ~US$30B).

    Given the choice, what would you rather have? One NETFLIX...or Two Warner-Discovery? I know what I would pick!

    I suspect NETFLIX has a fair way to drop before it becomes a bargain.

    Better keep my eyes peeled!
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    WBD also prints $$$ (ie. FCF, FCF yield > 10%) and will use the cash to pay down the debt super quickly. Could give it the ability to buy PARA or take Universal/NBC off of Comcast in a few years time, which would continue to boost the IP library.
    IIRC, AT&T indicated peak losses for streaming when they still held WB in 2022 or 2023. It’s def no Marvel, but I think that DC in new hands to give it a new life. I kinda see DC as a darker/more adult version of Marvel

    Bullish WBD, looking to buy more
    Maybe DIS too if it continues to drop

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    Spark Sport not throwing in the towel yet.

    https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...ugby-world-cup.

    Interesting that they did not include their pals at TVNZ in this deal though...

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    I like how Sky are using their funds to purchase coverage that their research suggests will bring in more $. Too bad Spark don't have this research in hand XD.

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    Just recalled that the woman’s RWC tournament is part of the deal they inked in 2018.

    https://www.nzx.com/announcements/316742

    So this is a commitment they already made which they have to follow through with. The wording of that article was a bit misleading.

    It is interesting though that they dumped TVNZ in favour of Warner discovery.

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    Looks like the agreement was upto until 2021 for women's rugby only. So the new agreement would be required for 2022/2023.

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    Quote Originally Posted by snigmac View Post
    Looks like the agreement was upto until 2021 for women's rugby only. So the new agreement would be required for 2022/2023.
    No dude, it was just delayed due to Covid.

    Spark are following through with the commitment they made back in 2018.

    So that is not a big deal.

    The only interesting thing is the WD deal instead of TVNZ.

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    Ah yes, it does look like it was postponed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by snigmac View Post
    Ah yes, it does look like it was postponed.
    https://media2.giphy.com/media/SMg21Gvvob1sI/200.gif

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    I wonder if any early news of the capital investment plan or plans to utilize capital will be provided in May. I think it would be a safe assumption that if nothing comes online for Sky to invest into, we will get a healthy capital return. So I guess... Win win either way?

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