- Billionaire investor Bill Ackman of Pershing Square Capital has established a reputation as a long-term investor focusing on undervalued stocks. He recently added to his positions in 2025, despite share price increases.
- Ackman is emulating Warren Buffett’s strategy by investing in Howard Hughes Holdings and a property casualty insurance company. His goal is to create a modern-day Berkshire Hathaway, following Buffett’s successful approach.
- Ackman’s hedge fund invested in Uber, Alphabet, and Amazon in the second quarter. He sees potential in these companies due to their strong financial performance, market dominance, and future growth prospects.
- Uber, with 21% of Pershing Square’s equity portfolio, dominates the U.S. rideshare market and food delivery space, supporting its growth and profitability. Ackman praises CEO Dara Khosrowshahi for transforming the company successfully.
- Alphabet, representing 15% of Pershing Square’s portfolio, is lauded for its core search, consumer apps, and cloud services. Despite solid financials, the company trades at an attractive valuation according to Ackman.
- Amazon, making up 9% of Pershing Square’s equity holdings, is praised for its AWS cloud services and e-commerce operations. Ackman believes the company has significant long-term opportunities for growth and margin expansion.
- Despite stock price appreciation, all three companies – Uber, Alphabet, and Amazon – are considered attractively valued by Ackman, offering potential for further earnings growth and market dominance.
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