You’ve probably heard the news… Disney is looking to buy a big chunk of Fox’s businesses.
But this information shouldn’t be just another headline to you.
This deal is worth $60 billion and I’ve found out how to automatically and legally skim cash from it.
This Fox-Disney deal could be the deal of a lifetime… for you and your bank account!
The thing you need to understand about this deal is that we’re going to be able to take a whole lot of money from it if, and only if, our timing is spot on…
And that’s what I’m here to help you with.
Let’s take a look at some of the facts.
Disney (DIS) is looking to buy $60 billion-worth of assets from Fox (FOX).
The assets included seem to be endless, but there are some very specific features of this deal that make me so certain we’ll soon be pulling a lot money out of it.
As I touched on in a recent article, Disney is pulling all its movies from Netflix (NFLX) in an attempt to create its own streaming service.
At first glance, this seemed like a bit of a risky move as the new streaming service would be confined to Disney movies and shows…
But, clearly, Disney had something up its sleeve the whole time.
The most notable asset Disney would be purchasing is 21st Century Fox.
Are you starting to piece this together?
If the deal goes through, Disney would most likely push to bring all the 21st Century Fox movies onto its own platform… and I’d bet they’ll be successful in doing so.
Another interesting fact is that Fox and Disney both hold shares of Netflix’s rival, Hulu.
Not only would the new super company dominate the streaming space, but we must consider the fact that Disney has around an 18% share of the U.S. box office and Fox has 12.3%…
That would give Disney (post-deal) almost a third of the U.S. box office.
And if that’s not enough, under this new arrangement, Disney’s ESPN would become partnered with Fox Sports.
As we start to see the mechanics behind this deal emerge, it makes more and more sense that Disney is pushing for this deal.
But why would Fox want to be a part of it?
Well, of course there’s the money behind the deal—$60 billion is nothing to scoff at—but there’s also the fact that Disney CEO, Bob Iger, is retiring in 2019. This paves the way for James Murdoch, son of Fox CEO Rupert Murdoch, to step into that role.
Thus, the power of Disney would remain in the Murdoch family.
It’s almost as if Fox is rebranding… and that new brand is Disney.
So, let’s get to the good stuff.
I promised you an automated way of legally skimming money out of this $60 billion deal.
We’re looking to do two things here to collect the cash we deserve for figuring all this out…
When Disney’s 40-week moving average (the blue line on its stock’s chart) starts to turn up, we would consider buying Disney.
You can keep a close eye on this by going to stockcharts.com and typing in Disney’s ticker: DIS.
Then move down to “Overlays,” select “simple moving average,” and type in “40”.
This is part 1 of skimming this cash.
The next thing we’d want to do is consider short selling Netflix when it breaks below its 40-week moving average (ideally, it’d happen around the same time as Disney).
By doing both of these at the perfect time, our money would grow automatically as this deal continuous to flourish.
If and when the deal finally goes through, we’ll take the payout we’ve made from legally skimming money from this deal.
