Today activist investor Carl Icahn tweeted that he has sold the rest of his stake in Netflix (NFLX). This has been an extremely successful trade for him. He later appeared on CNBC and noted that it was undervalued when he bought it, but now it has had a great run and their competitive moat isn't quite what it once was.
Additionally, Icahn noted his bearishness on the high yield bond market. This is something he harped on in his Wall Street Week appearance as well. In fact, he's concerned about the markets in general.
He tweeted: "I believe the market is extremely overheated - especially high yield
bonds. If more respected investors had warned about the market in '07,
we might have avoided the crisis in '08."
The one shining light he continues to like is Apple (AAPL). He still hasn't sold a share of his position. He tweeted:
"Sold last of our $NFLX today. Believe $AAPL currently
represents same opportunity we stated NFLX offered several years ago."
Wednesday, June 24, 2015
Carl Icahn Exits Netflix, Bearish on High Yield Bonds, Still Likes Apple
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