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Bill Ackman Says Next $1 Trillion Company Will Come From Israel – ‘Imagine if Silicon Valley Was a Country’

In a recent interview, legendary investor Bill Ackman was asked about why he was bullish on the economy of Israel. The question comes with Ackman owning around a 5% stake in the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. • Teva Pharmaceutical stock is trading at elevated levels. Where are TEVA shares going? Ackman on Israel’s Opportunity In his answer, Ackman highlighted the acquisition of cybersecurity company Wiz by Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ: GOOG ) (NASDAQ: GOOGL ), a deal that was done for $32 billion as its largest acquisition ever. "I’m very bullish on Israel from an economic perspective," Ackman said. "Imagine if Silicon Valley was a country." Ackman highlighted the density of talent and IP in the small country and entrepreneurs who have been through a pretty brutal war, who have now developed "grit." The region is seeing top venture capital firms opening offices and companies turning down small offe...

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In a recent interview, legendary investor Bill Ackman was asked about why he was bullish on the economy of Israel. The question comes with Ackman owning around a 5% stake in the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. • Teva Pharmaceutical stock is trading at elevated levels. Where are TEVA shares going?

Ackman on Israel’s Opportunity In his answer, Ackman highlighted the acquisition of cybersecurity company Wiz by Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ: GOOG ) (NASDAQ: GOOGL ), a deal that was done for $32 billion as its largest acquisition ever. "I’m very bullish on Israel from an economic perspective," Ackman said. " The region is seeing top venture capital firms opening offices and companies turning down small offers from large tech companies to grow on their own. " Ackman said the company will likely be in the cybersecurity or AI sectors.

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In 2024, Ackman and his wife, Neri Oxman, invested in the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, with a 5% stake worth around $25 million. The investor could benefit if more people invest in companies headquartered in Israel, meaning his comments should be taken with some caution. Read Also: Nancy Pelosi, Bill Ackman Bet On The Same 4 Stocks – Some Might Surprise You Image via Shutterstock