The WWE stock price forecast built by several Wall Street banks highlights 7–10% appreciation potential over the coming quarters, assuming continued synergy between wrestling entertainment and mainstream sports media growth. S&P 500 Inclusion: Joining the S&P 500 is one of the biggest catalysts for TKO at this point. Being included in the index gives legitimacy in the larger market. Even if TKO comes in as stock number 496, it doesn't make a difference. S&P status allows passive purchase from the world's biggest funds, like Vanguard, BlackRock, State Street, all of which track the index. These funds now have to purchase TKO shares in order to remain in balance, and this will represent a constant flow of demand. It won't happen overnight as rebalancing schedule is varied and the effect will be gradual. But after getting in, TKO now receives a positive effect of that ongoing, automatic flow of capital. It is the type of structural support that can help to support long-term price strength, something especially valuable in volatile markets. Disney's direct-to-consumer segment, which includes Hulu and Disney+, posted a profit of $346 million, compared to a $19 million loss a year ago. The company continues to prioritize consistent profitability in streaming amid the ongoing shift away from traditional pay-TV. Disney is targeting approximately $875 million in streaming profits for fiscal 2025. A notable surge in international OTT subscribers has been integrated into this WWE stock price forecast. Analysts recommend monitoring global economic trends, as currency fluctuations may slightly temper overseas revenue contributions.