Investors who choose to buy businesses that have huge potential for expansion are possibly setting up their portfolios for impressive returns. The key, however, is finding the companies that have staying power and durable trajectories, as opposed to those that might quickly see their gains erode. There's one unstoppable growth stock, which is up 104% in the past three years, but down 30% from its peak (as of Feb. 13), that passes the test. Here are three reasons to buy the dip. Will AI create the world's ...

Core Insights - Bill Ackman has made significant moves in his Pershing Square Capital Management portfolio, with approximately 58% of the portfolio concentrated in three companies [2][4][9]. Company Summaries Uber Technologies (20.6%) - Ackman invested heavily in Uber, acquiring 30.3 million shares, making it the largest position in the portfolio [4]. - Uber's user base reached 180 million, a 15% year-over-year increase, with a 2% rise in trips per user [5]. - The company reported a 35% year-over-year growth in adjusted EBITDA, driven by a 20% increase in delivery gross bookings [5]. - Uber's stock is currently valued at about 1.2 times its gross bookings, with expectations for high teen growth, indicating it is fairly valued [8]. - The company is strategically positioned in the autonomous vehicle industry, having partnered with 20 companies, including Waymo [6][7]. Brookfield Corporation (19.7%) - Ackman has gradually built a position in Brookfield Corporation over the last five quarters, making it the second-largest holding [9]. - The company reported a 13% increase in distributable earnings per share last quarter and anticipates 21% annual growth from 2024 to 2029 [10]. - Brookfield's Wealth Solutions segment has seen rapid growth, with insurance assets increasing from $45 billion to $135 billion in two years, projected to exceed $300 billion by 2029 [10][11]. - The company is utilizing free cash flow for share buybacks and new investments, enhancing its earnings potential [12]. Alphabet Inc. (17.9%) - Ackman initially purchased shares of Alphabet in early 2023, viewing the market's reaction to generative AI as an overreaction [13]. - Alphabet's core advertising business grew by 10% year-over-year, with Google Search increasing by 12% [14]. - The Google Cloud segment experienced a 32% year-over-year sales increase, contributing significantly to overall operating earnings [15]. - Alphabet faces regulatory challenges, with the Department of Justice ruling it operates an illegal monopoly, which could impact its business model [16]. - The stock trades at less than 21 times forward earnings expectations, the lowest among the "Magnificent Seven" stocks, presenting a compelling investment opportunity [17].