Disney Stock Tanks After Surprising Comments From Bob Iger

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Bob Iger, in a casual blue shirt, looks thoughtfully to the side with a digital stock market graph in the background displaying a downturn.

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5 Comments

  1. Uni

    People do realize that to get the greenlight for these projects it takes more than 6 months to get approval from the cities they are located in. Disney JUST settled with Florida and now can start the process of gaining approvals and permits needed once they have the next meeting after their settlement agreement.

    Disneyland was announced to have a new Pandora area opening final approvals with local government.

    Paris, Tokyo, and Shanghai just had MAJOR area open. These things take years to plan and get green lit by the company. If it were 2 years out I’d be worried, but it hasn’t been.
    Knowing what’s going one with Florida’s government people need to remind themselves of this perspective.

  2. Robert

    I love seeing Disney tank over their ludicrous pandering BS.

  3. Walt

    Bob Iger, his management staff and the Disney Board (new and old) SUCK. Everyone who is brainwashed or fully vested in the Woke crapola (Blackrock Bob Iger et al) should be held financially responsible for this pi$$ poor performance. Disney stock used to be over 200 a share. Now it struggles to maintain half its value. Unbelievable, criminal.

  4. JellyBells

    You have to wonder if the stockholders are seeing this and having buyers remorse for backing Iger. It’s not like they didn’t have plenty of warning though. They must like losing as they voted for this.

  5. Jade Pumpkin

    It’s pretty crazy this guy is still in control considering the state of the company. People underplay how significant it was that Wish – which was an enormous;y important project celebrating 100 years of the company’s history – bombed at the box office. He must have an absolute stranglehold on a large number of key cronies.

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