Part 5/9:
The Irony of Confidence and Caution
The timing of Iger’s stock liquidation is particularly conspicuous. Despite championing the company’s resurgence, the fact that he is drastically reducing his personal stake might suggest he foresees challenges ahead or is attempting to cash out before a downturn. While corporate executives are not obligated to disclose their investing motives, such sizable sales—especially from a figure so closely tied to the company’s fortunes—inevitably attract speculation.