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Scott Galloway Explains Why He's Selling His Apple Stock

March 18, 2026 / 00:36

This episode discusses Apple stock, Tim Cook's leadership, and opinions on corporate responsibility. Guests share their views on the company's future.

One guest expresses concern over Tim Cook's leadership, describing him as duplicative and suggesting he has not given back to society. They mention selling their Apple stock as a result.

Another guest counters this perspective, stating they would hold onto Apple stock, emphasizing the company's strength and their internal conflict about selling.

The conversation highlights differing opinions on corporate ethics and personal investment decisions related to Apple.

TLDR

Guests debate Apple stock and Tim Cook's leadership impact.

Episode

0:36

00:00:00

And very briefly, how are you feeling about their stock right now as they transition away from Tim Cook?

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>> Well, I've been selling down my Apple stock because I think Tim Cook is a

00:00:10

duplicitive [ __ ] who's benefited from the American society is not giving back.

00:00:14

>> Okay. >> I would hold on to Apple stock. I I I think Apple is I think these are incredible companies.

00:00:24

Uh it hurts to sell the stock. I I'm just trying to walk the walk and virtue

00:00:28

signal. So >> resist and unsubscribe. >> You know it.

Episode Highlights

Criticism of Tim Cook
A bold statement about Tim Cook's impact on Apple and society.
“Tim Cook is a duplicitive [ __ ] who’s benefited.”
@ 00m 10s
March 18, 2026
Selling Apple Stock
A discussion on the emotional difficulty of selling Apple stock amidst leadership changes.
“It hurts to sell the stock.”
@ 00m 24s
March 18, 2026

Episode Quotes

Tim Cook is a duplicitive [ __ ] who’s benefited.
Scott Galloway Explains Why He's Selling His Apple Stock
It hurts to sell the stock.
Scott Galloway Explains Why He's Selling His Apple Stock

Key Moments

Leadership Change00:03
Criticism of Leadership00:10
Emotional Conflict00:24