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How Bill Ackman Lost $400 million in just 90 days. This video covers Bill Ackman’s investment in the stock Netflix through his fund, Pershing Square. Billionaire investor Bill Ackman sold a $1.1 billion investment in Netflix, resulting in a $400 million loss for his fund after Netflix announced it had lost subsribers for the first time in a decade. This decision surprised many followers of Bill Ackman, who frequently talks about how a long-term term focus is part of his investing strategy. Bill Ackman’s investing strategy follows that of Warren Buffett. Focusing on investing within your circle of competence, and focusing on simple, predictable, free cash flow generative businesses.
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Good this shows how long his tongue is ….
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he basically donated money to help fed fight inflation.
Yea but that's not even his money
Damn I was actually gonna like the video until you asked
Just the bad day for bill
Just for context, Ackman is younger and wealthier than Munger.
Short the S&P500
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CNBC loves to ask Bill ackman to go the CNBC to talk about the economy, stocks and Bill will always go there to make dumb predictions. Problem is people don't realise that CNBC is not real news, its for entertainment purposes only. I mean, c'mon guys, there is Jim Cramer on it. How is it not entertainment??
Love seeing rich people make mistakes which costs them millions or even better billions.
Entire stock exchange is drama and fashion show. Hype n load shit game
Guy wanna lying and conning before if you remember. Salesman that’s all.
Perhaps all large investors will make a couple of big mistakes in their careers.
Smart man sold it knowing it was going on a downwards trend.
Cuties as original content was not a good decision.
Three minutes in and I have to turn off the sound and listen to the subtitles. That has to be the most annoying narration ever. How about sounding more natural and not finishing every sentence on a low note. Content good. Narration horrific.
he does not lost any money, if you sold actives you lose
Ackman looks like the CEO who fucked everyone over in don’t look up
Your respect is unwarranted. The market is up over 1000% since I started in the business. It’s the market that made money. Not any of these so called market gurus. They don’t know anything really. Unfortunately, they really think they do.
I believe that Ackman was to quick to sell his shares. Netflix was the ultimate pandemic lock down play. Now, since everything is pretty much open, people are going out more and catching up on dining, travel, etc. However, now with inflation at 40 year highs and the economy on the brink of a recession, we could see a lot of people staying home to save money. If rates continue to rise and the Fed kicks us into a recession, people will realize that it’s cheaper to stay home and watch Netflix than to go out. Subscriber growth will go up again and I see a potential 40% upswing in the horizon.
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Thank you for the video. Streaming is an evolving business which needs a lot of innovation. Netflix was benefited by the pandemic and now loosing their subscribers. Their future will never be the same and Ackman's move is very sensible.
It's OK. He needs to pay back the market someway for his crocodile tears in Mar 2020.
$32,000 returns in just 16days, my financial life is totally changed
I bought 156 shares of Netflix two days ago i am sure company will go up in the future.
Obviously he is not a value investor when he bought netflix this year
I bought Netflix around $580, I got hit in both drops. Kinda a bummer but I guess I’ll just chill on this for a decade or more…
If you think that’s bad, try spending a few minutes in r/Wallstreetbets
Even with the fluctuation in the economy, I’m so excited I’ve been earning $45,000 from my $10,000 investment everyday 10days.
Did you sell your Netflix stock after him sold his shares ?)
He lost 1.2 b in first 10 days in May! He believes you can't time markets. Also, it's baffling why he doesn't have one dollar invested in energy. What's your hero Buffet doing, Bill? Finally, he best "investment" is his bet on interest rates,. He cashed in 80 % before rates soared. He should sell off half his long positions and plow more money into interest rates bet. Just my humble opinion but I didn't graduated 1st in my class.
I'm sorry, but is the narration done by using a bot? Why does it sounds quite unnatural?
netflix don't have competitive advantage and moat
Same guy who owns shares of CP Rail and he was the one who put hunter Harrison back in 2012 and later EHH destroyed CP Rail in the name of PSR. Hunter Harrison used to head CN Rail and he was well hated there
Lost 400 mil on Netflix and made 1 billion in investments elsewhere. Btw I’m still waiting on a new season of Marco Polo. That’s why I cancelled
The example given at 2:20 is so whack. I understand that it is technically correct but let's be real, no one was going to invest in Netflix in 2002 and have the perfect luck to get out at its peak. I hate Finance video makers do this all the time.