Disney's Epic Comeback: Igniting Share Prices and Activist Frustration

Disney's Earnings Give Activist Investor A Mickey Mouse Slap

It looks like Mickey Mouse isn't the only one with a few tricks up his sleeve. Disney's recent earnings report left activist investor Nelson Peltz scratching his head and possibly questioning his own existence. With a 6% surge in share prices Disney sent a clear message: Don't mess with the Mouse!

Iger to Peltz: I'd Rather Be a Disruptor

Nelson Peltz may think he's the big boss but Disney CEO Bob Iger has a different perspective. In a recent interview Iger boldly stated 'I'd rather be a disruptor.' Looks like Peltz is about to be disrupted and not in the way he hoped for.

Disney's Content Blitz: ESPN Gaming and Taylor Swift

Disney is playing a game of 'catch me if you can' with Peltz announcing a flurry of exciting ventures. From ESPN's direct to consumer service to a $1.5 billion stake in Epic Games Disney is cornering the market in both sports and gaming domains. And it seems even Taylor Swift wants to join the party with her Eras Tour film coming to Disney+. Now that's a power move Mr. Peltz!

Moana Sequel: Disney Proves It's Still Riding the Wave

While Peltz may be busy fighting a proxy war Disney is busy making waves of its own. With the announcement of a sequel to the hit film 'Moana,' Disney is set to make a splash at the box office. Looks like Peltz may have underestimated just how much magic the House of Mouse has in store.

The Ultimate Joint Venture: Disney Warner Bros. Discovery and Fox

In a move that could have Peltz seeing double Disney Warner Bros. Discovery and Fox are joining forces to offer ESPN in a new skinny bundle of linear networks. Cord cutters and cord nevers rejoice! Now you can watch your favorite sports outside the traditional cable bundle. Sorry Peltz looks like your battle against the bundle just got a little tougher.

Iger vs. Peltz: The Battle for Shareholder Satisfaction

It's a clash of the titans as Bob Iger and Nelson Peltz duke it out for shareholder approval. While Peltz has been vocal about his disappointment in Disney's performance Iger remains unfazed. In fact he hasn't even spoken to Peltz recently and has no intention of doing so. It seems like Iger is too busy running his multi billion dollar empire to entertain Peltz's antics.