Disney does it again; Sprint subscribers grow; Tesla jumps on bullish target

Here’s a look at some of the stocks the Yahoo Finance team will be tracking for you today.

Walt Disney Company (DIS) shares are jumping in early trading. Elsa and the Frozen franchise plus the Avengers helping profit soar. The entertainment giant reporting a boffo fiscal second quarter, with earnings and revenue well above analysts' estimates. Disney saying consumer product sales jumped 10% percent while its media networks saw a 13% gain.

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Sprint (S) shares are on the move this morning.  The company, which is in the midst of a turnaround, held on to its title of third largest-wireless provider in its fiscal fourth quarter as it added more subscribers. Sprint reporting a loss of $0.06  a share which was in line with Wall Street views , but wider than the $0.04 loss a year earlier. Revenue missed forecasts with sales falling about 7% from a year earlier as it cut prices and boosted promotions.

UBS (UBS) U.S. listed shares are soaring before the bell. Switzerland's biggest bank blew past analysts' estimates in the first quarter. Net profit rose 88% to $2 billion dollars thanks to strong growth in its wealth management and investment banking business. UBS also set aside less cash for fines as it nears a deal with U.S. authorities over currency market manipulation.

Tesla (TSLA) shares are higher ahead of the open after Jefferies initiated the electric car maker with a buy rating and a price target of $350 a share. The investment firm says worries about China sales are overblown. Tesla is slated to report quarterly results after the close of trading on Wednesday.