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Pershing Square Holdings Ltd
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Pershing Square Holdings - Follow Bill Ackman’s portfolio at a significant discount
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It’s always nice to hear from the belly of the beast. This is value investing at its core. BRKB-PSHZF-COPY utilize comparable strategies. I’m really high on COPY as they combine insider buying with value. Thank you for posting. This more than the mere flotsam and jetsam we normally get in this sub. I do have some questions if you could oblige me. Do you use a trailing stop on the holdings? If not, how is the exit decided? Do you have access to a Bloomy? Do you utilize any option strategies? LEAPS? Do you use any technical analysis? CFA at 19. Most impressive. These are tried and true strategies over time. NAV arbitrage works. Ultimately price is the only thing that pays. Allocating part of the treasury into Bitcoin sounds insane to me. You’re an analyst. What is there to analyze in Bitcoin? There are no earnings, rent, income, sales, or dividends.
I rarely hold a stock that long. Most people don’t hold a stock that long. We can’t prognosticate that far into the future. More importantly, what is your exit strategy? Without a strategy you are just a seal swimming amongst the sharks. Will you freak out if one stocks drops 50%? I already know the answer yet it begs the question. Are you doing any Fundamental Analysis? Technical Analysis? I don’t care for your picks, no disrespect. Your question is more complicated than you may think. I will play my part lest it be said I’m a curmudgeon. BRKB- buy the dips EQR- buy the dips CTRE COPY- buy the dips ABBV PSHZF CRSP- buy the dips until 2030 MKL This is what I have that I could reasonably conceive one may own ten years from now. I added CRSP for future potential rather than Fundamental or TA. Not my best work but what can you expect for free.
BRKB-PSHZF I have as long term holds, buying on the dips, no trailing stop.
People fear what they don’t know and they don’t know stocks. This sub is named stocks yet you will struggle to find depth on the subject. It’s an echo chamber. I’ve gotten one stock pick off of Reddit in six years. I could list a bunch of stocks. It won’t help without an accompanying strategy. I build portfolios brick by brick starting with a strong foundation we can call the Core Portfolio. Once you have a strong Core you can entertain different strategies and asset classes. You should have an asset allocation juxtaposed with a defined trailing stop. Your simple question isn’t simple if you are doing it right. We know nothing about your tolerance for risk for instance. For the sake of brevity honorable mention goes to BRK.B, EQR. PSHZF, NET. I can reasonably expect these to be in a better position years from now.
Baby Berk(BRK.B), EQR, PSHZF. Buy on the dips.
He ($PSHZF) has underperformed Berkshire Hathaway over a 3 month, 6 month, 1 year, 5-year, and 10-year period. He is a smooth-brained Zionist pig.
There is no forever stock. Stocks come and go and most don’t stand the test of time. For your question’s sake I will provide an answer. BRK.B aka Baby Berk has been going up for 20 years and they are sitting on a pile of cash to make strategic moves. The management will stay true to Buffets investment footprint long after he is gone. PSHZF- Pershing Square is a closed end fund that trades as a pink sheet. It trades at a discount to its net asset value. The fund usually holds about 8-12 stocks. Buy on the dips for 15 years.
Always. It depends what you are looking for. Without any additional details the best value I know is Bill Ackman’s pink sheet Pershing Square (PSHZF) has a P/E ratio of 4. The share price stands at $53.78 at market close. Net asset value is $75. So for every $54 you are getting $75 worth of assets.
You are better off just buying Pershing Square (PSHZF) which will give you diversity along with Ackman’s exposure. It has a p/e of 4 and trades at a hefty discount to the Net asset value.
Meanwhile Pershing Square (PSHZF) has a p/e of 4. Net asset value is around $73 while the share price is $52. So for every $52 spent you are getting $73 in assets. The now is the NEXT magnificent 7 and each of the companies exhibit the same qualities. 1. It’s a leader in cutting edge technology. 2. It sells breakthrough products used by hundreds of millions of customers around the world. 3. It has massive sales growth. 4. Its technology is protected by patents, trademarks and brand names. 5. It has the potential for dozens of blockbuster launches and announcements that would drive its stock higher.
I’ve paid for a boat with PSHZF, Ackman knows his shit
PSHZF - an actively managed etf run by Bill Ackman. He takes a decent cut but it's still outperformed the SP500 the past 5 years. Some people like him some don't. But I got serious respect for his style and decisions.
I think baby berk is superior to any ETF. I still think you want further diversification and I like the idea. I would throw in Bill Ackman’s closed end fund PSHZF to bolster your idea.
We'll, I'm guaranteed to at least break even on them, which is infinitely better than most DeSPACs, and they cost me less than a couple of bucks a share in PSHT losses, which is better than most DeSPACs, and there's a tiny chance they'll pay off as well as PSHZF has (which is still trading for a huge discount to NAV). I'm sure you were crowing when Bill (a douche, that's a given) claimed he could push these through the SEC and everyone said "never". Similarly, it's too early to say these FREE lottery tickets (where we'll know the target BEFORE buying, which is better than *any* SPAC) are worthless, or that the whole investment is a loss. The fact it's taking a while (and you're posting in a sub where the expectation is two years for something to happen, and then companies frequently extend (and then fold)) isn't yet meaningful. But if it makes you feel better, rave on.
For the most part, that's true. But Pershing Square Holdings (OTC: PSHZF) and Icahn Enterprises (Nasdaq: IEP) will.
I like how he invests and I like what he did to Pornhub. Count me an Ackman fan. If I ever get tired of picking stocks I'd probably just do PSHZF and forget about it.
PSHZF is a great diversifier to any portfolio. I can't speak to the correlation but the closed-end fund PSHZF trades below its NAV. In short Pershing Square Holdings allows you to access one of the world's most successful hedge fund managers at a discount.
IEP & EPD because they are MLPs I don't get taxed on distributions as long as I don't sell them. I have a whole basket of "forever stocks" that I buy on the dips. BRKB, EQR, IEP, EMF, PSHZF, EPD. You may or may not notice the theme. Baby Berk is Buffet, EQR is Sam Zell, IEP is Carl Icahn, EMF is Marc Mobius, PSHZF is Bill Ackman.
You could own his closed-end fund PSHZF which trades below its NAV.
I know people hate him but PSTH/WS at $1.4 seem very cheap (implying 70c relative to normal $10 spac warrants). Hate him or love him he is crushing it at the fund level (See PSHZF) compared to something like IPOD/IPOF both $2 and anything Cahmath touched in last year has been death. So youre getting Ackman at a 65% discount to Chamath. Seems extreme
Bill Ackman has my respect ( and my money PSHZF) and I consider him with other investor greats i.e Buffet, Icahn. He pulled off what many consider to be the greatest trade of all time. https://www.marketwatch.com/story/bill-ackmans-single-best-trade-of-all-time-turned-27-million-into-2-6-billion-now-hes-trying-it-again-11605106606
Trying to wrap my head around this - I’d like to purchase shares in Perishing Square but have no idea whether I should purchase PSH.AS, or PSHZF - what’s the advantage of one over the other?
Even if I 100X my wealth tomorrow I don’t think I’ll use a wealth management firm. I really don’t see how they add value. There are money managers I do invest in who I believe know better than I do (I invest in Bill Ackmans PSHZF). But a wealth management firm that just maintains an X stock and Y bond allocation? Not worth it to me. The only people I see it maybe even having value for are mostly poor-ish people who have a bit of savings and are scared of the stock market. Those people might need a push as it’s easy to forget how intimidating the stock market seems to outsiders.