) will report its fiscal second quarter earnings before the bell on Tuesday — its first earnings report since the media giantinto three core business segments: Disney Entertainment, which includes its entire media and streaming portfolio; Experiences, which encompasses the parks business; and Sports, which includes ESPN networks and ESPN+.
"I don't know that a lot left in its pocket for this earnings report," Doug Creutz, managing director at TD Cowen, told Yahoo Finance. "I think numbers will be fine, but I don't think you'll see nearly as much 'new news' as we did three months ago."Disney said it expects to add 5.5 million to 6 million core Disney+ users in the second quarter while Wall Street is more cautious with a consensus estimate just under 5 million, per Bloomberg data.
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