"The top choice...was Netflix (NFLX) at 41%, followed by Amazon (AMZN) Prime Video at 28%. Then came Hulu at 20%; cable TV, at 19%; Disney+ at 17%; and HBO Max at 7%."
Good job Stank your HBO Max came in last place of consumer demand at a dismal 7%. Content is king as I recall you once stated in a Town Hall years ago. You were wrong about consumers wanting to watch "Friends"...LOL
Stank knows all don’t worry he will be right in the end lol can’t say that with a straight face. No place is safe and too many mouths to feed
I must congratulate Director Stephen Luczo , anf John Stankey
who bought $3.7 mil, 4.2 mil repetitively of AT&T stock at $38.60 on Feb. 4, Not a good decision, LOL
Now Your 7% dividend However, it may well turn out to be structurally challenged, your communications business is seemingly in decline, and streaming rivals are challenging its pay-TV business. That means its dividend may not prove sustainable over the long term.
Time to sell?
Gen X'ers are aging out, I know, I'm one of them. Friends is nothing about a rude reminder of the simple times back in the 90s. Life is too short to bother to sit through 10 seasons of Friends, Stranger Things is way better. Too bad for Stank.
The disruptor failed again, lol