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Well, the "CEO" is not betting on 1 stock...but on THREE!

The following is the "clues" Motley Fool gave away about the stock(s):

Currently, this company has:
•over 1 billion users on their social networking platform
•grown cloud computing over 150%,
•one of the top video streaming platforms in the world
•the top news service in the world
•the most powerful gaming divisions in the world, doubling Sony’s revenue in 2017


SO WHAT DO I THINK THESE CLUES LEAD TO?

The three stocks I think they are alluding to are:

Walt Disney Co
NYSE: DIS

They currently have a huge video gaming arm within the firm that works with Sony named: Disney Interactive Studios- https://www.cnbc.com/2016/05/11/why-disney-unexpectedly-quite-the-video-game-business.html

Twenty-First Century Fox Inc Class A
NASDAQ: FOXA

They are obviously the top news service in the world, they also want to get into the streaming game because they have a huge market on cable t.v, which is diminishing. 

Lastly,


Comcast Corporation
NASDAQ: CMCSA

Now you are probably wondering why these three stocks matter? Why would they bring awesome returns?

Well, these three companies together own the small, little known California company, HULU. 

Yes, Hulu. The ugly cousin of Netflix, is their bet? 

This is what I think they might be betting on. They believe all that corporate backing will get all the funding and power to grow and become the one-stop-shop of streaming. Streaming cable, videos, original series, and games. 

How can you Profit?

Well first, open a Robinhood account. Use link: share.robinhood.com/syedh226
(you get a free stock)

Then fund your account, but you don't need much money because we will buy Long Call Options. Of course, if you have the extra cash, buy the stock.

But the breakdown to buy Long Call:

CMCSA
Long Call
$35 Call
1/15/2021 Exp • Buy
$5.00

FOX
Long Call
$50 Call
1/15/2021 Exp • Buy
$3.00

DIS
Long Call
$110 Call
1/15/2021 Exp • Buy
$13.25

Remember, Robinhood has no commission costs!

This is obviously speculation of another speculation. But that's why we use the power of options, however, these are blue-chip stocks so even if they don't make the crazy returns it would be great growth stocks with dividends.


DISCLAIMER: ONLY SPECULATION AND FOR EDUCATION, NOT REAL FINANCIAL ADVICE


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