@Porsche@elonmusk
Having driven both Porsches and Teslas for the past 15 years, I think Porsche and many other automakers misunderstand what makes Tesla so compelling. It’s not just that it’s electric, it’s the Autopilot and Full Self-Driving technology.
The real differentiator is the software experience. Tesla could license FSD to Porsche, creating a win-win partnership: Porsche would keep its world-class driving dynamics and luxury appeal, while Tesla’s autonomous driving technology would make the vehicle even more attractive.
@NYCMayor You are the first New York City mayor not to attend the Israel Day Parade.
Israel is not just about Prime Minister Netanyahu. It is the homeland of nearly 8 million Jews, 2 million Muslims, and over 200,000 Christians, including Catholics, who live together in a vibrant and diverse democracy.
Your absence sends a disappointing message to millions who value the longstanding friendship between New York City and Israel.
Shame on you.
PSUS looks extremely attractive at current levels.
Pershing Square Holdings has delivered roughly ~18% annualized returns since inception in 2004, materially outperforming the S&P 500 over the long term.
PSUS now
Trading at ~15% discount to NAV (cash)
Significant dry powder yet to be deployed
Proven ability to generate outsized returns when capital is put to work
Catalyst:
As Ackman deploys this capital, the market is likely to re-rate the vehicle. Even a partial normalization of the discount, combined with new investments, could drive near-term upside of ~5%+, with substantially more over the medium term.
Conclusion:
At these levels, PSUS represents a rare combination of:
Discount to intrinsic value
Best-in-class capital allocator
Embedded optionality on future deals