Seeking cable/streaming services and stock market experts for insight on the best streaming stocks (e.g., Apple, Amazon, Disney/ESPN, Paramount, Fox, Netflix) right now, as streaming prices rise. After the ESPN/NFL merger, we're taking a close look at publicly-traded companies who offer major streaming services, and what those streaming services are bringing to the table revenue-wise, and to shareholders/investors. With ESPN going to $30 per-month for its streaming services, and YouTube TV already at $86, should consumers and shareholders wonder if enough is enough? Our audience is Main Street investors and we need these queries answered for the story. 1. What do you make of the Disney/ESPN-NFL deal? How does it impact ESPN and what does it mean for Disney financially and for its company stock? 2. What do you make of the larger per-month streaming charges that have erupted, with ESPN going for a $30-per month subscription cost and Netflix, Roku, Amazon. Fox, Paramount, and YouTube boosting their subscription prices. Is this model sustainable and will consumers bite the bullet and sign up? 3. Which cable/streaming stocks do you like right now and why (especially Disney after the ESPN deal, good or bad)?

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