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    Wow-Disney Stock!! 
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    Just got listed as one of the top 10 stocks to buy and hold by MSN. So maybe I actually did something half-way smart in the big financial market. A few months after 9-11, I bought 50 shares of Disney stock, near its all-time low. So I did the "buy" part, and the "hold" part, I don't expect to be a problem-I have no plans to sell, barring a catastrophic need for money. Anyone else have Disney stock?
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    I have a little more than 50 shares as well. I have had it since I was a little kid. it splt once which doubled my shares, and then I also am on the Dividend re-investment plan as well so I get another share of stock every 5 years or so.

    if you aren't doing it you should it is really nice, and then you don't get some losy check for $3 every year. Just call shareholder services and they can enroll you right over the phone.
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    Buy and Hold........no.
    But I Buy and Sell DIS quite often.
    It's been on a heck of a run since last summer.
    As of last week I'm not holding any, but I'm watching for pullbacks to add again.

    Disney's a pretty solid company to own.
    I think most segments of their business have bright prospects.
    Plus it's just fun to own "The Mouse". (Makes those massive vacation expenditures seem more acceptable)
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    Both my son's were in college. I had just sold a piece of property I owned for 40K'ish. I believe DIS was at $12.50. I almost bought 4000 shares but I didn't want to tap home equity line or do PLUS loans for tuition, so I put 10K in something earning in the 8% range now and passed on the DIS.

    I really can't kick myself in the butt over it, I knew DIS stock had to rebound eventually but I know I made the right decision paying tuition.
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    Quote Originally Posted by KNWVIKING 2.0 View Post
    Both my son's were in college. I had just sold a piece of property I owned for 40K'ish. I believe DIS was at $12.50. I almost bought 4000 shares but I didn't want to tap home equity line or do PLUS loans for tuition, so I put 10K in something earning in the 8% range now and passed on the DIS.

    I really can't kick myself in the butt over it, I knew DIS stock had to rebound eventually but I know I made the right decision paying tuition.
    if we only knew~
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    I have around 40 shares. I have owned more but I was buying and selling and I only have 40 right now.
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    I wanted to buy some shares but I have no idea how that stuff works so I would rather just stay out of it. My best friend owns 100 shares just to say that he owns a piece of Disney!
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    I have some in my IRA and I am also in the ESPP (Employee Stock Purchase Program) although i don't buy new shares (except for the div reinvestments). I started in the ESPP in September 2001, after the stocks were split.
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    They were split? I was looking into DIS stock and it's pretty expensive!
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    Quote Originally Posted by DiZ NeE 08 View Post
    They were split? I was looking into DIS stock and it's pretty expensive!
    Disney share - like many others - often split when the per share price climbs high. One reason is perception: When the stock hits $100.00 per share, people THINK it's too expensive. Do a 3-1 split & now the selling price LOOKS inexpensive at $33.33. Of course, the $1.00 per share dividend is now 0.33, but the stock looks more attractive at 33 than 100.
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