Bearish for Google
Ackman Alphabet Position Exit
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Little coverage in Google in the 7 days to 21 October.
Judged on the 7-day share of Google coverage to 21 October
Updated 21 October 2026
The bearish argument: Ackman's exit from Alphabet suggests a lack of confidence in its future performance.
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MarketScreener · Published 16 May 2026
Ackman, Loeb take different routes on tech bets in early 2026
In coverage record: 17 May 2026
“Ackman sold down most of his position in the company, according to a regulatory filing. A source said Ackman exited the rest of his Alphabet holding in the second quarter.”
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The Star · Published 16 May 2026
Ackman, Loeb take different routes on tech bets in early 2026
In coverage record: 17 May 2026
“Loeb's Third Point reported it bought 175,000 shares in Google parent Alphabet in the first quarter, while Ackman sold down most of his position in the company, according to a regulatory filing.”
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Reuters · Published 16 May 2026
Ackman, Loeb take different routes on tech bets in early 2026
In coverage record: 17 May 2026
“Loeb's Third Point reported it bought 175,000 shares in Google parent Alphabet in the first quarter, while Ackman sold down most of his position in the company, according to a regulatory filing.”
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