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BILL ACKMAN BOUGHT $NKE (+0,62 %)


It's one of his first buys in over a year.

This position represent 2.2% of his 10$ bln portfolio and roughly a 0.19% ownership of Nike.

He hasn't made any public comment yet about this decision.


  • Chipotle

He drastically reduced is position even if it remains still is 2° holding.


  • Alphabet

He sold about 28% of his $GOOGL (-1,01 %) position (both Class A and Class C)


  • Brookfield Corp.

He opened a new position in $BN (+0 %) ad now represents roughly 3% of his total portfolio.


  • Lowe's

He sold 100% of shares in $LOW (+1,32 %) after he made approximately 140% gain.


Bill Ackman is a famous superinvestor known for his approach of owning few stocks and limiting the diversification.


Considerations:


He probably sold because he knew that the CEO was going to leave or because of the high valuation this company has.


  • Lowe's

Lowe's and Home Depot are good business especially when interest rates are low, probably he thinks that interests rates reduction are going to take a lot of time.


  • Alphabet

I am surprised to see that he has sold considering how good Alphabet is as a company and the valuation is not high.


  • Nike

I am surprised to see that he bought Nike.

I always imagined Bill A. as the kind of investor who would have bought $LULU (+3,02 %) instead.

Right now Lululemon has a lower valuation than Nike, but better growth ahead.

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