Disney gets a win : A major proxy advisor weighed in on the Disney -Trian board battle. Glass Lewis said Monday it recommends Disney shareholders vote for the company's director nominees and not the slate forth by Trian's Nelson Peltz. Disney's annual meeting is April 3. Although the Glass Lewis decision is a potential setback to Trian's chances of getting enough votes to put Peltz and former Disney CFO Jay Rasulo on the board, Jim Cramer still sees the merits of this contest. "Disney's board is dysfunctional but the stock's going higher because of the activist pressure. The pressure is good. Nelson was valued as a board member at Procter & Gamble, Mondelez, and Heinz. I don't get the aversion. But the stock is going higher." The comeback kids: GE Healthcare climbed back above $90 per share and has put together two positive sessions in a row.