TV Broadcasting: 12 stocks
These companies own TV networks and local stations that air news and live sports. They earn from ads and from the fees cable and streaming services pay to carry them.
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| Stock | Price | Quality Score |
|---|---|---|
| $94.14 | ||
| $86.65 | ||
| $8.07 | ||
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Why TV broadcasting stocks are up this week
TV broadcasting stocks rose a median 6.0% since the close on Oct 26 (12 stocks); the S&P 500 fell 1.7%.
What moved them
- No single story: 10 of 12 rose this week.
Questions about TV broadcasting
Why are TV broadcasting stocks up this week?
TV broadcasting stocks rose a median 6.0% since the close on Oct 26 (12 stocks); the S&P 500 fell 1.7%. No single story: 10 of 12 rose this week.
Which TV broadcasting stocks rose most this week?
E.W. Scripps (SSP) rose 30%, Sinclair (SBGI) rose 8.1%, and Skydance (SKYD) rose 7.7%.
What are the biggest companies in TV broadcasting?
The biggest by market cap are Skydance (SKYD) at $40B, Fox (FOXA) at $27B, and Liberty Media (FWONK) at $23B.
Which companies in TV broadcasting does Breakaway rank highest?
Liberty Media (FWONK) 8, Liberty Media (FWONA) 8, and Skydance (SKYD) 7, the highest Quality Scores of the 12. Breakaway ranks every stock by its Quality Score, which reads each company's numbers and its chart; the ranking is information, not advice, and each stock's page shows the reasons behind its score.