Bill Ackman, 59, made a name for himself as an activist investor with an outsize presence on social media and a willingness to take concentrated positions in a relatively small roster of stocks
Bill Ackman said that the US should re-list the companies on the NYSE, which would be possible if the preferred shares were deemed to be repaid.
Bill Ackman wrote that in his youth, he would ask, 'May I meet you?' before starting a conversation. According to him, the phrase 'almost never got a no' and opened doors to meeting 'really interesting people'.
Ackman suggests that time is of the essence because even if high tariffs are currently pressuring American businesses, a strategic pause would shift the time advantage to the United States.
Bill Ackman said Beijing 'should be highly incentivized to make a trade deal as quickly as possible'
Ackman praised Trump’s decision to launch new tariffs, saying it sent a strong message to global trading partners and demonstrated a commitment to confronting unfair trade practices. He noted that several countries are now moving to negotiate with the US as a result
Ackman wrote that such instruments, and the overuse of leverage in general — could be a danger to the health of financial markets.
The billionaire investor Bill Ackman pointed out that during a markets meltdown, investment and consumption suffers and businesses stop investments.
"The risk of not doing so is that the massive increase in uncertainty drives the economy into a recession, potentially a severe one. One thing is for sure. Monday will be one of the more interesting days in our country’s economic history," read his tweet.
The criticism followed Ackman’s post on X (formerly Twitter), in which he suggested that Trump’s strategy of appearing 'crazy' during negotiations was a calculated move. 'Sometimes the best negotiating strategy is to make your counterparty believe you are crazy. It can be very effective in motivating a settlement,' Bill Ackman wrote, referring to Trump’s trade policy decisions.
Ackman said Trump will use tariffs to 'achieve economic and political outcomes' that are in the interest of America.
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About $500 million of the money raised will anchor Ackman's new investment portfolio in the United States, which will be listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
As a precursor to a public listing, Ackman is selling a stake in Pershing Square to investors in a funding round expected to value the firm at around $10.5 billion, the report, opens new tab said, adding the deal is expected to close in the coming days.
Ackman said many Jewish students felt the need to remove their mezuzahs, yarmulkes, Stars of David, and other overt evidence of their religion and heritage on campus and in Cambridge to avoid being exposed to discrimination and bullying
Just as 10-year Treasury bonds reached their lowest point since 2007, Bill Ackman announced that his firm covered their short on bonds.
A few Harvard student organisations put out a statement putting the blame of the attack on Israel
“I have a lot of respect for Musk,” Ackman said in the television interview. “I think Twitter is a really important platform. He’s made tremendous improvements to the platform and I think it’s a unique, very difficult to disrupt kind of asset and one that could grow into different lines of business.”
US may soon find itself in a world of persistent 3 percent inflation, above the typical 2 percent target rate stated Ackman