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3 stocks that Bill Ackman currently believes in

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David Boulder
· · 2 min read

Bill Ackman, one of the most well-known billionaire investors, is known for his aggressive investment style and ability to make huge profits. However, he recently failed to launch a publicly traded hedge fund, raising questions about his future direction. Yet his investments can still be tracked through his hedge fund, Pershing Square Capital Management, which regularly publishes its portfolio.

Ackman's investment strategy is concentrated - he currently has about 60% of his portfolio invested in three main companies. Here are his biggest current bets:

Alphabet $GOOG (22.1%)

Ackman's largest investment is tech giant Alphabet, the parent company of Google. Ackman began buying Alphabet stock at a time when many investors were concerned about the impact of artificial intelligence on Google's core business. However, AI has proven to be a big opportunity for Alphabet, as reflected in the growth of both Google Cloud and core search revenue. Despite some weakness in YouTube ad revenue growth, Alphabet remains an attractive investment that analysts see as one of the best growth stocks for the next few years.

Chipotle Mexican Grill $CMG (19.5%)

Ackman bought shares of Chipotle Mexican Grill in 2016 after a series of food safety issues. Since then, however, the brand has made a strong recovery and has become one of the top performers in the market. Sales growth and new restaurant openings are helping Chipotle steadily increase its operating profit. Although Chipotle stock currently trades at a high multiple of future earnings, the company's strong performance continues to attract investors who believe in continued growth.

Hilton Worldwide $HLT (18.6%)

Ackman's third-largest investment is Hilton, a global hotel giant with an extensive portfolio of brands. Hilton benefits from an extensive loyalty program and its strong market position, allowing it to grow in the post-pandemic era. Although Hilton's stock is currently valued relatively high, the company's strong operational performance ensures continued investor interest.

Conclusion

Ackman's investments show his confidence in the long-term growth stories of companies that can make it in the global marketplace and take advantage of technological change. Watching his portfolio can be an inspiration to investors looking for quality, long-term opportunities.

Disclaimer: There is a lot of inspiration to be found on Bulios, but stock selection and portfolio construction is up to you, so always do a thorough analysis of your own.

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