Stock Market Winners & Losers: Stocks Gain Heading into Thanksgiving | All About Black Friday | Disney Used to Own the Thanksgiving Box Office
Winner: Stocks gain heading into Thanksgiving holiday
• Stocks with November market rally broadened into the Thanksgiving holiday.
• Three-fifths of the stocks trading on the New York Stock Exchange were up y
• Nasdaq also saw greater participation, with 66% of the Nasdaq stocks rising.
• The yield on the 10-year Treasury briefly fell to 4.369%, the lowest level since Sep. 22.
OTHER STORIES
• What's a DINK? Childless couples in US could soon hit 50% Right now 43%
• Las Vegas Sphere displayed a giant pizza yesterday to promote Pizza Huts $7 Deal Lover’s Menu
• Base on a true story: Butterball—which accounts for about one in three turkeys served at Thanksgiving celebrations
• Invite a Friend: 20% of Americans expected to be alone on Thanksgiving
• Drinking over the holiday. A bottle of Macallan scotch whisky that sold at Sotheby’s for $2.7 million, a record for a bottle of wine or spirits,
Winner: All About Black Friday
• The day following Thanksgiving—aka Black Friday—has become one of the busiest shopping days of the year.
• It is wrongly believed the term Black Friday derives from the concept that businesses operate at a l loss, or are “in the red,” until the day after Thanksgiving put them “in the black.”
• In the 1960s, police officers in Philadelphia began using the phrase “Black Friday” to describe the chaos when large numbers of suburbans came into the city to begin their holiday shopping
• For consumers, Black Friday means one thing: incredible discounts.
• Americans tend to save 24% on average with Black Friday deals.
• 60% off. This year, retailers like Macy’s and JCPenney will be offering nearly 60% off.
• That number may seem high, but it’s relatively easy for a big chain retailer to pull off, especially if it means higher consumer spending overall.
• Smaller businesses have smaller profit margins at stake as they vie for customer attention and cant compete with the big retailers discounts..
Loser: Disney used to own the Thanksgiving box office.
• The week of Thanksgiving is typically a robust time at the box office.
• Disney posted its biggest year ever theatrically in 2019 — with a whopping seven films surpassing $1 billion
• Disney’s animation arm, which has ruled the box office for decades, has had more rotten eggs than golden ones in the last three years.
• Disney animation box office stinkers include Soul, Luca, Turning Red,, Onward and Elemental
• Disney is wishing on a shooting star this week in “Wish”
• Early ticket sales suggest “Wish” could secure up to $55 million.
• It’s recent with “The Marvels” opened to an all-time franchise low. But
• Whether “Wish” wins over audiences is up in the air. It hasn’t inspired critics.

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