Ackman's tweet only mentioned that "Arnault can help," but completely avoided mentioning the mediocre performance of Executive Chairman Mark Parker, who works at Oregon headquarters every day, and the new CEO Elliott Hill over the past two years.
A part-time non-executive director who manages champagne in Europe and only attends a few meetings a year cannot substantially rewrite Nike's blueprint for breaking through its daily operations.
@BillAckman@Nike@alexarnault A part-time non-executive director who manages champagne in Europe and only attends a few meetings a year cannot substantially rewrite Nike's blueprint for breaking through its daily operations.
@kwelkernbc@NBCNews@MeetThePress She seems to think she is there as a commentator rather than a journalist—enjoying the privilege of monitoring the government while stepping beyond the proper role of a reporter. A journalist’s job is to ask fair, objective questions, not to lecture or insert personal views.
“Google is using retail investors to pay taxes” is not an accurate description of what is happening. The accounting optics make it look like that, but economically and legally it is not true.
Why invest in $APP in 2026?
The market misprices AppLovin as just a gaming ad network. It fails to recognize it as a closed data monopoly built on captive attention. AppLovin owns both the ad supply exchange and the demand prediction engine. This structure lets them see the entire bid stream and accurately price conversion intent. Social media ads can either be skipped or avoided instantly, but AppLovin uses unskippable 35 second videos. Axon 2 uses this deep attention to predict long-term ecom sales. They evolved from just selling basic ad impressions to selling nearly guaranteed return on capital. This shifts their business away from fixed marketing budgets and turns it into a nearly infinite arbitrage platform.
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