A recap of Thursday's best stock picks on CNBC.
Market Movers rounds up the best trade ideas from investors and analysts throughout the day. The pros discussed Disney , after activist investor Nelson Peltz detailed his case on why he wants a Disney board seat .
The experts also talked about JPMorgan Chase , as the company announced it had shut down a college financial aid website called Frank that it bought for $175 million . The bank alleged that the founder of the site created nearly 4 million fake customer accounts. Other stocks mentioned included Adobe and Wells Fargo . Disney and Wells Fargo are both holdings in Jim Cramer 's Charitable Trust portfolio.
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