Skechers: Direct-To-Consumer Potential Shown In Q3 (NYSE:SKX)

Wirestock Skechers (NYSE:SKX) sells shoes globally. The company’s offering ranges from casual to athletic sneakers, sandals, and apparel. Skechers currently has quite a large share of its sales in the wholesale segment – in 2022, around 62% of Skechers’ sales came from wholesale, and only 38% from direct-to-customer. Skechers operates around a third of the…

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Disney: Direct-To-Consumer Continues To Lose Money (NYSE:DIS)

JHVEPhoto Since the launch of Disney+ in late 2019, Disney (NYSE:DIS) embarked on their direct-to-consumer streaming journey, offering Disney+, ESPN+, and Hulu directly to consumers. Subscribers surged during the pandemic, but growth has now slowed. I believe Disney won’t generate operating profits from their Direct-to-Consumer business soon due to heavy content spending, which continues to…

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