Disney's stock performance and EPS growth have stagnated or declined over the last decade under current leadership.

And then finally, in this week's fail of the week, we have Bob Iger. Now, Bob Cheek is the one talking here, so there's two Bobs, but it's not Bob Cheek that's a fail of the week.

It's Bob Iger. And I believe this one is long overdue.

Then we have Disney itself, the company that has likely one of the biggest brand recognitions in the world. And the stock is completely flat for the past 10 years. It's up 14% in a decade and this is Disney under Bob Iger. This is his doing.

Now of course he will blame Bob Capeek in his tenure which was very short period of time but Bob Iger has not been able to move this stock at all. And he also hasn't been able to move the earnings per share.

So this isn't a situation where Disney just gets more and more undervalued. No 10 years ago Disney produced $5.70 of EPS. Today it produces $4.85.