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Bill Ackman Said ‘Hell Is Coming’ in 2020 — How a $27 Million Hedge Turned Into $2.6 Billion as He Bought the Crash

BenzingaRishabh Mishra

Bill Ackman turned a $27M COVID-era credit hedge into $2.6B, then bought discounted stocks during the 2020 market crash.

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