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Twenty-four ETFs were buying Walt Disney (DIS) shares versus 12 selling in Tuesday's session, for net buying of $56.5 million. That marked a third straight day of positive ETF flows into the stock. The buying followed net inflows of $10.6 million on Nov. 2 and $19.4 million on Oct. 30, after net selling of $6.9 million on both Oct. 29 and Oct. 28.
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Which ETFs bought DIS on Tuesday?
The largest buyers by dollar value were CGGR ($50.7 million), GPIX ($27.8 million) and IVV ($3.2 million). In all, 24 ETFs added shares and 12 cut them.
ETF
Shares changed
Value
Weight in ETF
+443,689
$50.7M
0.76%
+243,885
$27.8M
0.49%
+28,084
$3.2M
0.30%
+26,973
$3.1M
0.30%
+12,626
$1.4M
0.30%
+11,439
$1.3M
0.21%
+2,394
$0.3M
0.22%
+2,034
$0.2M
0.65%
CGGR led the move with a $50.7 million increase in its Disney position, lifting its stake by 36.83% to 1,648,506 shares at a 0.76% portfolio weight. GPIX added $27.8 million, growing its holding 758.35% to 276,045 shares, while index heavyweights IVV and SPY each added about $3 million. Disney, part of the Communication Services sector's Entertainment industry, carries a market cap of $205.4 billion.
Have ETFs been buying or selling DIS lately?
Over the last 5 reported days, ETFs were net buyers on 3 and net sellers on 2, so the recent trend is mostly buying.
Date
Net value
Buying
Selling
Nov. 3
$56.5M
24
12
Nov. 2
$10.6M
29
19
Oct. 30
$19.4M
32
12
Oct. 29
-$6.9M
23
17
Oct. 28
-$6.9M
22
11
What does DIS do?
The Walt Disney Company is a diversified global entertainment company built on the world's most valuable portfolio of family entertainment brands, including Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, and ESPN. Its Entertainment segment spans film and television studios, the Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ streaming services with well over 200 million total subscriptions, and linear networks including ABC. The Sports segment centers on ESPN, the leading U.S. sports media brand, which launched its flagship direct-to-consumer service in 2025.
Disney's trailing-12-month revenue was $99.13 billion, up 7.5% over the year. Gross margin was 32.2% and net margin 8.7%, with a P/E of 24.54, P/B of 1.87 and P/S of 2.13. The stock's GF Score is 87, and its GF Value of $118.49 compares with a price of $118.95. It offers a dividend yield of 1.26% and has returned 5.35% year to date.
DIS at a glance
Measure
Value
Price
$118.95
Market cap
$205.40B
Revenue (trailing 12 months)
$99.13B
Revenue growth (1 year)
+7.5%
Gross margin
32.2%
Net margin
8.7%
P/E
24.54
P/B
1.87
P/S
2.13
87/100
GF Value
$118.49
Dividend yield
1.26%
Year-to-date return
+5.35%
Investors following DIS can review its GF Value, guru trades and insider activity on the DIS summary page.
What should investors watch next for DIS?
Watch whether ETF flows into Disney extend beyond three sessions, and whether the recent daily swings between inflows and outflows persist.
Based on ETF holdings changes reported for Nov. 3, 2026.
See which funds are buying and selling on GuruFocus ETF Trends, or find and compare funds with the ETF Screener.
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