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Greenlight's David Einhorn reveals his picks in Charity Conference

At the Ira Sohn charity conference, David Einhorn revealed his longs and shorts. We were privileged to be part of the conference.  Below is a quick rundown of his presentation:

1. Short Martin Marietta Materials. Says stock is overvalued and benefitted from a one-time national fiscal stimulus.  Stock is down 8% after the comments.

2. Long GJF, a stock in Norway. It has a p/e of 9 and a dividend yield of 7% .

3. Social Media Stocks.  He would buy Japanese social media networks which sport single digit p/e ‘s, much lower than Facebook.

4. Long Apple.  Hedge funds own only 5% of Apple.  They are underweight Apple compared to the S&P 500. He thinks Apple can exceed 1 trillion dollar market cap because most Apple customers want more Apple products. Apple monetizes its value through repeated, recurring sales, and should have a higher multiple.  It does not have piracy problems in China as in Microsoft (there are tons of knock-offs in China.  An entire Apple store clone was built in China).

 

 


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