The Walt Disney Company (DIS), Time Warner Inc (TWX): Poor Ratings Don’t Necessarily Mean Bad Box Office Results

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Conclusion

Time Warner owns extremely valuable network brands; it has the potential to release blockbuster movies, and it likes to reward its shareholders via share buybacks and dividends. While it’s not as strong of a name as Disney, it has been just as impressive on the movie production side recently, and it’s always capable of producing and releasing a new profitable title.

All factors considered, Time Warner should be viewed as an investment option. If the stock suffers due to broader market weakness, then you can always add on dips. That’s the key to investing, sticking with high-quality and resilient names so you can build your position on weakness.

The article Time Warner: Poor Ratings Don’t Necessarily Mean Bad Box Office Results originally appeared on Fool.com and is written by Dan Moskowitz.

Dan Moskowitz has no position in any stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool recommends Walt Disney. The Motley Fool owns shares of Walt Disney.

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