Previous Close | 22.38 |
Open | 22.46 |
Bid | 22.53 x 1000 |
Ask | 22.57 x 1200 |
Day's Range | 21.68 - 23.00 |
52 Week Range | 18.03 - 55.16 |
Volume | |
Avg. Volume | 2,551,673 |
Market Cap | 8.333B |
Beta (5Y Monthly) | 0.72 |
PE Ratio (TTM) | N/A |
EPS (TTM) | -2.60 |
Earnings Date | Aug 02, 2023 - Aug 07, 2023 |
Forward Dividend & Yield | 8.00 (35.75%) |
Ex-Dividend Date | May 19, 2023 |
1y Target Est | 43.00 |
Ackman and Icahn are both legendary investors, and the two have butted heads on several occasions, dating back to the early 2000s.
The investment vehicle run by Carl Icahn saw further losses after more light was shone on its potentially unsustainable dividend practices and inflated net asset value (NAV) when famous investor Bill Ackman tweeted about its corporate structure. Shares of Icahn Enterprises are now down 60% year to date. Icahn Enterprises is a publicly traded investment vehicle run by Carl Icahn and his investment team.
YouTube Host Matt Kohrs joins Yahoo Finance Live to discuss the rise of Nvidia stock, what investors should watch for in the AI play for stocks, and the fall of Icahn shares following Ackman's remarks on the Hindenburg Report.
Carl Icahn secured a seat on Thursday for one of his three nominees to the board of gene sequencing machine maker Illumina Inc, a partial victory for the activist investor who is struggling to burnish his credentials following a shortseller attack on his company. Illumina said Icahn nominee Andrew Teno won enough shareholder votes for election, confirming an earlier Reuters report. Illumina's market value of $30 billion made the fight this year's largest proxy contest to go to a shareholder vote.
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Icahn Enterprises LP's stock tumbled as much as 24.7% to $18.03, deepening losses of more than 60% that were recorded following short-seller Hindenburg Research's scathing attack on the company three weeks ago. In a memorable clash a decade ago, the billionaire had shorted supplement company Herbalife, in which activist investor Icahn was a shareholder.
Icahn Enterprises LP (NASDAQ: IEP), a master limited partnership (MLP), can't seem to find a bottom. IEP's units appear to be reacting negatively to a long-form tweet by billionaire hedge fund manager Bill Ackman Wednesday afternoon. In the tweet, Ackman called the continued tolerance of IEP's margin lenders into question in the wake of Hindenburg Research's May 2 short report, and the MLP's subsequent multibillion-dollar decline in value.
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The billionaire investor said in a tweet on Wednesday that he was "fascinated" by the situation between the short seller and Icahn Enterprises, while noting that the company's premium had been sustained by a large dividend yield. "The yield is generated by returning capital to outside shareholders, which is in turn funded by the company selling stock to investors," Ackman said, adding the system is highly dependent on the "maintenance of the premium and the placidity of Icahn's margin lender(s)". Bill Ackman declined to comment beyond his tweet.
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It's been tough sledding of late for billionaire Carl Icahn's namesake master limited partnership Icahn Enterprises (NASDAQ: IEP). Through the first three and a half days of trading this week, the diversified holding company's units shed 16% of their value, according to data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence. Since the start of May, Icahn Enterprises' unit price has fallen by a staggering 38%, in part in response to the publication of a short-seller report from Nathan Anderson's Hindenburg Research on May 2.
Hindenburg Research said Thursday that it had initiated a new position in Icahn Enterprises.
Yahoo Finances Live discusses a slide in shares of Icahn Enterprises after the company revealed in an SEC filing that the company is under investigation from federal prosecutors.
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Icahn Enterprises did not immediately respond to a request for comment. "We are short units of Icahn Enterprises and have initiated a short position in IEP bonds," said the short seller whose reports on companies have often erased a big chunk of their value.
Q1 2023 Icahn Enterprises LP Earnings Call
"Those regulations are more like guidelines than actual rules, Mr. Prosecutor," is a bold defense. On Wednesday, the investment company of...
(Bloomberg) -- Investors wiped as much as $2.3 billion off the market value of Carl Icahn’s investment firm Wednesday after it disclosed a federal inquiry into its practices, adding to the pressure that a short-seller attack has been putting on the stock since last week.Most Read from BloombergSteve Schwarzman Holds Off Giving Money to DeSantis After Meeting HimUS Inflation Shows Signs of Moderating, Giving Fed Room to PauseTreasuries Advance After CPI; Stocks Edge Higher: Markets WrapHedge Fund
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The U.S. Attorney's office of the Southern District of New York reached out to Carl Icahn and Icahn Enterprises a day after Hindenburg Research released a short report on the holding company.
Yahoo Finance markets reporter Josh Schafer joins the Live Show to discuss the decline of Icahn Enterprises stock after there was news on a federal probe concerning the company inflating the value of its assets.
It was not yet clear whether the interest from federal prosecutors was related to Hindenburg's allegations that Icahn Enterprises LP (IEP) inflated the value of its holdings and ran a "Ponzi-like" scheme to pay its dividend. Still, it was a setback for Icahn, a pioneer of shareholder activism who is noted for dressing down companies over their governance and transparency, but has not fielded such scrutiny himself. Since May 2, when Hindenburg published its critical report, IEP shares have lost close to 40% of their value -- almost $7 billion -- and the net worth of Icahn, who owns 85% in IEP, has shrunk by a similar amount to $10 billion.
Icahn Enterprises (IEP) saw its shares surge in the last session with trading volume being higher than average. The latest trend in earnings estimate revisions may not translate into further price increase in the near term.