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2024 Walt Disney Company Annual Meeting Of Shareholders
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freediverdude
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Wow. Wish I could get that drunk on the Kool-aid.
Dranth
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Which part of his statement was overblown or incorrect? All those numbers are verifiable.
peter11435
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What exactly are you disputing?
I have a feeling that if she wanted to, she could own Disney...
BrianLo
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Reality
peter11435
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Well her net worth is about 0.5% of that of TWDC
Recording and transcript of the meeting is now available...
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2024 Annual Meeting of Shareholders Webcast - The Walt Disney Company
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Disgruntled Walt
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- In the Parks
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Yay now we can relive our favorite memories!Recording and transcript of the meeting is now available...
2024 Annual Meeting of Shareholders Webcast - The Walt Disney Company
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Magic Crush Drop
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Why did it take that long? There wasn't even any crazy questions.Recording and transcript of the meeting is now available...
2024 Annual Meeting of Shareholders Webcast - The Walt Disney Company
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Disney Analyst
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It's annoying it's alphabetical and not by votes....
Peltz and Perlmutter withholding votes for Iger had little effect. Iger being in the top 4 of 10 shows that investors don't share some people animosity toward Iger.
If those who voted for a Blackwell candidate voted for Peltz instead, it would have had little effect. Blackwell was not a spoiler for anyone.
Wonder how Wall Street feels about the shareholder advisors, like ISS, after this. Investors seemed to ignore their advice. Wonder if this lowers The Street's estimation of their role in recommending shareholder votes.
Peltz and Perlmutter withholding votes for Iger had little effect. Iger being in the top 4 of 10 shows that investors don't share some people animosity toward Iger.
If those who voted for a Blackwell candidate voted for Peltz instead, it would have had little effect. Blackwell was not a spoiler for anyone.
Wonder how Wall Street feels about the shareholder advisors, like ISS, after this. Investors seemed to ignore their advice. Wonder if this lowers The Street's estimation of their role in recommending shareholder votes.
BrianLo
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Honestly, ISS seems to have impacted about 20% of the votes and it also disagreed with Glass Lewis. Maybe a lot of voters would have independently picked Peltz and not Rasulo?
I’d say 20% is fairly significant in the end. But it basically means the majority of their support did come from that one recommendation. Which was strictly based on the possibility of Peltz’s succession value-add. So if that’s not present next time around there’s little reason to think ISS would ever land on the same conclusion, if they even would as of today to begin with…
I think once there became more clear evidence that the relationship was going to be toxic it’s unlikely ISS would have taken the same view.
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Disstevefan1
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Article said he got close to $120 per share, That was the end of March.
Well he sure got out at the top! Getting while the getting was GOOD.
Today its at $100.
Disney Analyst
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Good time to buy.
Disstevefan1
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$100 is not low enough for me to get in.