Thanks for all the comments everyone. Just for clarification I didn't meant to indicate that Laguna was representative of the entire housing market just that the recent activity there was encouraging . Time will tell if this is the end or just the beginning of the end but either way wait for a pull back before diving in.
In and of itself it won't be enough to be the sole driver but it sure won't hurt. You are right on ESPN and and the kids channel thank god they won't be subjected to the deluge of negative ads unlike the rest of us adults.
Thanks for the corrections so far so good on the stock looks like the political ads will be running hot and heavy all year long. Good for DIS bad for us :)
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Tough to see a big breakout but the price is pretty interesting down here and the dividend is nice.
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Tough to see a big breakout but the price is pretty interesting down here and the dividend is nice.
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