This Streaming Stock Is In Huge Trouble

Paramount (NASDAQ: PARA.A) reported earnings this week and they weren't very positive for a company hoping to build a profitable business. In this video, Travis Hoium shows why the company is stuck between a rock and a hard place.
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[@lionels839]

Huge trouble? Are you kidding us?

[@joewow3225]

Fud!

[@aishaalamoudi599]

According to Ampere, Peacock and Paramount+ should reach profitability early 2025 but Disney+ should be profitable by next Q report in May-7th: first time since 2009 Disney is announcing results BEFORE the bell. Disney and Amazon bagged their deals with the NBA but Warner's deal is being pursued by NBC, what do you think of that?

[@NateFreestyle]

Had to thumbs down. They are not in "huge trouble."
Also, the debt is spread out nicely over time and isn't overwhelming by any stretch. Check the debt levels for other random companies.