Prudential PLC has reduced its holdings in The Walt Disney Company (NYSE:DIS) while Morgan Stanley predicts a 19% increase. Notably, Jim Cramer voiced that no one cared about NFL regarding Disney's shares. Meanwhile, the State of New Jersey Common Pension Fund D holds $60.54 million in Disney shares. There are mixed actions as many firms acquire, while some sell Disney shares. Disney's earnings report had a positive impact despite TV headwinds due to strong streaming and parks. However, opinions are divided on whether to wait or buy before Q3 results. Concerns arose due to Disney's stock fall of 6.2% in 4 weeks. Nevertheless, notions suggesting that Disney has turned around to become a winner again are also present. Mixed views persist on the recent price drop of Disney stocks, with some opining about the lucrative role of holding onto Disney's stocks for monthly earnings. Disney's extension of losses due to California's amended subscription law challenges is notable. There have been positive and negative actions by various companies, with some reducing their stake and others increasing them in Disney. Finally, Kinsale Capital Group Inc. and Earned Wealth Advisors LLC have upped their holdings in Disney.
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