🔥 Genius or Gamble? Bill Ackman's Bold Move on Nike

Did you realize institutional investors tend to hate every new bull market?

That's why they often sound bearish in the media — trying to sway sentiment.

2025 is no different: hedge funds were underweight on stocks, overweight on cash, and held record short positions this April/May.

But when data beats expectations and prices rise, they're forced to cover and chase, turning their sidelined cash into fuel for the rally.

Bill Ackman's $1.4B Bet on Nike Turned South?

Pershing Square's sudden Nike exit isn't what it seems. Ackman may have just doubled down—via deep in-the-money call options. Discover the real strategy behind this surprising shift and what it means for the turnaround story at Nike.

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Stocks rebound on TACO Effect! What's Next?

US stocks are up more than 22% off the April correction lows, fueled by something analysts are calling the TACO effect — Trump Always Chickens Out!

But with recession warnings, sticky inflation, and high interest rates still in the picture, would this rally be short-lived, or could this be the start of a new bull run?

In this video, Adam breaks down the facts and how he's preparing for what's next.

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Negative PEG Ratio: How to Understand this Growth Valuation Metric?

You're looking for growth stocks when one shows a PEG ratio of -3.7. Is it a glitch—or a red flag? Here's what a negative PEG ratio can mean, and how you can make sense of it.

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"A good trade is defined by the process, not the outcome."

Just because a trade made money doesn't mean it was a good trade—and just because it lost money doesn't mean it was bad.

What matters is whether you followed your system, managed your risk, and made decisions based on logic, not emotion.

One win or loss doesn't define your edge. Consistency in process is what leads to consistent results over time.

Keep winning,

Piranha Profits Team