Jim Cramer Highlights Disney Stock's "Tour De Force Performance"

The Walt Disney Company (NYSE:DIS) is one of the 18 stocks Jim Cramer recently shared insights on. Cramer mentioned the company during the episode and said:

“We pivoted to interviewing Bob Iger, CEO of Disney, who traced out his plans now that the company owns all of Hulu. The stock was around $115 when Iger started talking, and by the end of the interview, at least partly by the day, it was at $118 and change. That’s a tour de force performance, the kind of value added this network proudly provides.

I felt great about it, but I could feel the contempt that many younger investors have for what I think is a very strong kind of journalism where we flesh out what really matters to an iconic big capitalization stock that has everything to do with linear television, ESPN, exciting movies, cruise ships, theme parks… Who doesn’t want to know about that? Well, how about the people who just stopped going to Disney World with their parents, and it’s the last place they would ever be caught dead at?”

Walt Disney (NYSE:DIS) creates, distributes, and licenses a wide range of entertainment content across film, television, and streaming platforms, supported by its well-known media brands and original productions. The company also operates theme parks, resorts, and cruise lines, and offers consumer products, live events, and publishing through its extensive portfolio of intellectual property.

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