You think Hasbro makes great toys? Do you actually open any of them up, use them and then look at the price? They are all "dog toys" with no features and Hasbro has ransomed their soul by completely flipping to licensed product rather than their own brands, for the most part.
Wall Street has been swayed by the charismatic way Brian has spun their successes with licensed product and diverted attention away from their failures (Battleship anyone?). They have layoffs constantly at that place, but they do it in onesies and twosies so they don't flag big volatility and given the impression they are solid. One day, investors will realize that they don't actually own Star Wars and Marvel, and then the stock will be hit.
As for JC, she's smart and adaptable - focusing only on the toy business rather than the entire brand and what they can represent amongst all lines of business, is suicide - something she can discern, and others can't.
What I can't fathom is that you design monkeys all pay taxes, buy groceries and go on vacation and act like you don't have to work. You don't get paid because " you make great toys" - you get paid because what you work on makes money, and the combination of all the efforts to bring it to market work well to convince a lot of people to buy it. The extended revenue that comes from content, licensing and live events can be as valuable as the toy line itself.
What's troubling is that you keep acting and talking like you work in Santa's workshop and don't have to be accountable for the factors that you must deliver on without excuses. Has management messed things up? Sure - they have. Will they be around for long? No - they never are - they'll change out starting in January. But to blame everything on them and be willingly oblivious to the factors that shape the market is INSULTING and OFFENSIVE - stop being NAIVE, we can't afford your simple minded thinking. This isn't the 80's - it's 2016 and the business has already changed and you still have your head in the sand like an ostrich.