Disney Is Down 15% in 2026. With Netflix Stumbling, Is the House of Mouse a Contrarian Streaming Buy?
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Netflix gave streaming investors a jolt last week. The industry leader reported second-quarter results that were fine on their own, but its forecast called for revenue growth to slow again in the third quarter, and the stock, already deep in a yearlong slide, fell further on Friday. Walt Disney ( DIS 0.31% ) shareholders know the feeling. Shares of the entertainment giant have fallen about 15% in 2026, to roughly $96 as of this writing, and they trade about 22% off their 52-week high. But there's an irony in the timing. While the market frets over the streaming leader's slowing growth, Disney's own streaming business has been moving the other direction -- toward faster growth and higher profits. So, with the leader stumbling, is the House of Mouse the contrarian buy in streaming?
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Disney's stock fell 15% in 2026, trading at $96, which is 22% lower than its 52-week high. Unlike Netflix, which is experiencing a stock adjustment due to projected slowdown in Q3 revenue growth, Disney's streaming business shows high growth and improved profitability. In contrast to market concerns, internal fundamentals are improving.
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- Entertainment — Despite Netflix's sluggishness, Disney's streaming business is simultaneously achieving high growth and improved profitability, offering an attractive buying opportunity at a low price.
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- Streaming — Concerns over a stagnation in the overall streaming industry are growing due to industry leader Netflix's projected slowdown in Q3 revenue growth.
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