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Bill Ackman Warns of Market FOMO, High-Quality Tech Giants May Be Undervalued

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NEW YORK, June 4 (Reuters) — Bill Ackman, founder of Pershing Square Capital Management, warned Wednesday that today’s stock market mirrors the excesses of the 2000 dot-com bubble, as investors pour capital into hot areas like chips, semiconductors and energy while overlooking high-quality companies with solid, sustainable fundamentals. Drawing a parallel to Berkshire Hathaway being dismissed as a “legacy asset” during the dot-com era, Ackman highlighted that today’s tech giants—Amazon, Meta and Microsoft—are facing similar undervaluation due to widespread market sentiment. He noted these firms are his core holdings, yet are trading at unjustly low levels amid current market trends. Ackman revealed he built a position in Microsoft after the stock price dipped following the company’s February 2026 earnings report, calling the tech giant a “key beneficiary” of the global artificial intelligence boom. He emphasized that the AI era has drastically raised disruption risks for businesses, requiring investors to reassess the long-term competitiveness of their portfolio companies’ operating models. On the software industry specifically, Ackman stated that firms failing to integrate AI in a timely manner will face enormous challenges, with particular vulnerability for companies focused on niche markets and those relying on overpriced, legacy software offerings. A month ago, Ackman added, many high-quality U.S. companies were trading at “incredibly undervalued” levels. When discussing upcoming IPOs, he singled out SpaceX and OpenAI: SpaceX is “near a monopoly in low-cost orbital launch services,” he said, while OpenAI has an attractive business model but still needs to articulate a clearer capital investment strategy to public markets.
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