Ondrej Holzman He does it subtly, but fiercely. Well-known investor Carl Icahn already owns Apple shares worth 4,5 billion dollars (over 90 billion crowns), after he bought another package of shares, this time for 1,7 billion dollars. In total, Icahn already has over 7,5 million shares of the Californian company on his account.
Carl Icahn decided on another massive investment even before April announcement, that Apple will increase its share buyback fund from $60 billion to $90 billion, US Securities and Exchange Commission filings showed. One share of Apple Inc. it is currently worth less than $600, but at the beginning of June its price will decrease significantly, because Apple will sell its shares divide in a ratio of 7:1.
The 78-year-old Icahn thus continues to increase his influence and can be expected to continue to try to influence Apple's moves. He has long pushed for an increase in the share buyback program, and now that Apple has done so, Icahn said he is "extremely pleased" with the company's results, but still thinks the stock remains "significantly undervalued."
why does he buy when it's expensive right now, I don't understand somehow...
By expensive do you mean around $600 or are you referring to the stock split?
The fact that the shares recently rose to 600
He probably bought them back in March, when they cost around 530.
It then yeah. It was not apparent from the article
if you follow the development of apple shares in the long term, they have a wave tendency. they grow the most after the first quarter result and then after the September keynote.
Yes, but it was originally written as if he bought them yesterday.
What would it look like if he didn't try to be discreet when shopping? ;)
rather, it seems that he knows something more and is counting on the fact that they will rise rapidly...