ARKK

TreGet234

People will be bagholding ai like people are still bagholding 2021 ARKK.

MorphingReality

homie probably got shafted by ARKK

TreGet234

The scare in november was real. Then ai was trash until end of march (though it did hold up somewhat) then the ridiculous giga rally happened. Bubble has since been popping since july 1st. We have now seen 50+% retracements and the chart pattern looks identical to nasdaq in 2000 or ARKK in 2021. Plus the end of the 18 year credit cycle is coming up which means a devastating crash is near.

TreGet234

I doubt it. The bubble in ai hardware has popped. It's gonna repeat ARKK post 2021.

TreGet234

Only proof i need is overlaying 2000 nasdaq or 2021 ARKK with current day SOXX. The bubble, as far as stock valuations are concerned, has popped.

TreGet234

I implore you to sell your ai and semi positions. The bubble has popped and won't be coming back. SOXX will look like the nasdaq in 2000 or ARKK if you check the all time chart. Always the same pattern. This will flush 50% soon easily. What will happen next week: no rate hike and surprisingly dovish outlook. Everything moons. But: dovish because recession is near. After the top (november) the 18 year real estate cycle resets, spy will revisit 2022 lows.

TreGet234

SOXX 1:1 tracking nasdaq dotcom bust pattern. (Amd ARKK 2021 pattern)

happyself15

Anyone buying spcx or tsla or etf ARKK?

Pizza-Single

Sorry I was drinking. I cashed my 401ks and put it all in ETFs like ARKK etc when they were going parabolic for like a few years straight. Then they all took a shit and never recovered and I basically lost my retirement and am starting over at 35 lol.

TreGet234

Neither ARKK nor MEME are up on the 1 year chart. Regard ports got clobbered. Only safety was SOXX fullport for the whole year if you wanted to be regarded.

Apple2o

I been following that since the IPO Dogshit company, and it’s a top ARKK holding too. That’s all you gotta know

JabCrossE4E5Quark

These people think anyone bearish is a Russian bot lmao. Insane how dumb and ignorant the pwrmabulls are. They are like the ARKK people of late 2020 early 2021

MagJack

how is ARKK down so bad lmao I am so gladd i got out of that dogshit fund

financiallythriving

**Cathie Wood Claps Back After Being Confronted as ARKK Fell Nearly 15% While QQQ Soared 112% in Five Years — Calls It an ‘Incorrect Comparison’** She added that ARKK and QQQ have a different mandate, which “doesn’t remove accountability for performance,” but rather “provides essential context for evaluating it.” Wood rejected the premise of measuring ARKK against QQQ, telling the audience, “That is an incorrect comparison because we are focused on technologically enabled innovation across all sectors.”

Samjabr

It's great when business sites use teen-lingo: # Cathie Wood Claps Back After Being Confronted as ARKK Fell Nearly 15% While QQQ Soared 112% in Five Years

music_is_gud

Her ARKG is actually doing extremely good these days. ARKK is making a comeback too!

si_de

Cherry picking isn't statistical analysis. With the benefit of hindsight, you pick a group of beauties. Throw in a few of the less pretty positions. SNOW? IBM? BLOCK? WeWork, GoPro, Peloton all were darlings of their time. Oh, and even better... take a look at stock picking, fund running Cathie Wood and her ARKK fund last 5 and 10 years vs the SP500. 5 years stock picker extraordinaire is trailing hard, 10 year she pulls even with the SP500. You better than her? You certainly are with the benefit of hindsight. If you can pick the winners going forward, good for you. I'm listening.

Most_Librarian_8219

Better off putting money into index funds like S&P500, nasdaq and Dow Jones over last 5 years. |Fund / index|1D|5D|1M|YTD|1Y|5Y|MAX| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |**ARK average (6 funds)**|\+0.8%|\+4.0%|\+2.8%|\+19.0%|\+16.9%|\+6.5%|\+362.5%| |[ARKK](https://etfpeek.com/etf/ARKK) ARK Innovation|\+1.5%|\+5.6%|\+5.9%|\+14.7%|\+6.1%|\-26.2%|\+379.7%| |[ARKQ](https://etfpeek.com/etf/ARKQ) ARK Autonomous Technology & Robotics|\-0.3%|\+0.7%|\-3.0%|\+6.6%|\+15.3%|\+49.4%|\+554.8%| |[ARKW](https://etfpeek.com/etf/ARKW) ARK Next Generation Internet|\+1.3%|\+2.2%|\+5.4%|\+7.6%|\-5.3%|\+10.2%|\+876.6%| |[ARKG](https://etfpeek.com/etf/ARKG) ARK Genomic Revolution|\+0.1%|\+13.3%|\+8.2%|\+78.3%|\+87.1%|\-38.1%|\+177.5%| |[ARKF](https://etfpeek.com/etf/ARKF) ARK Blockchain & Fintech Innovation|\+2.5%|\+1.5%|\+4.7%|\-3.9%|\-19.5%|\-13.3%|\+128.1%| |[ARKX](https://etfpeek.com/etf/ARKX) ARK Space & Defense Innovation|\-0.6%|\+0.9%|\-4.5%|\+10.8%|\+17.4%|\+56.8%|\+58.2%| |**S&P 500 (SPY)**|\+0.1%|\-0.1%|\-0.7%|\+12.6%|\+16.6%|\+84.5%|\+360.9%| |**Nasdaq-100 (QQQ)**|\+0.6%|\+0.9%|\+0.7%|\+17.7%|\+21.8%|\+98.9%|\+677.4%| |**Dow Jones (DIA)**|\-0.2%|\-1.7%|\-3.1%|\+8.5%|\+13.5%|\+62.8%|\+277.7%|

Most_Librarian_8219

|Fund|Holdings|Top 10|Fee|Volatility|Max drop (5Y)|Beta|1Y|5Y| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |[ARKW](https://etfpeek.com/etf/ARKW) AI, cloud, crypto, streaming|38|44%|0.76%|34%|\-77%|2.10|\-5.3%|\+10.2%| |[ARKX](https://etfpeek.com/etf/ARKX) Space, satellites, defense tech|34|57%|0.75%|34%|\-43%|1.94|\+17.4%|\+56.8%| |[ARKF](https://etfpeek.com/etf/ARKF) Payments, blockchain, fintech|36|53%|0.75%|35%|\-75%|1.96|\-19.5%|\-13.3%| |[ARKQ](https://etfpeek.com/etf/ARKQ) Autonomous tech, robotics, space|37|57%|0.75%|35%|\-56%|2.19|\+15.3%|\+49.4%| |[ARKK](https://etfpeek.com/etf/ARKK) Flagship — all of ARK's innovation themes|42|50%|0.75%|38%|\-76%|2.28|\+6.1%|\-26.2%| |[ARKG](https://etfpeek.com/etf/ARKG) Gene editing, diagnostics, biotech|32|61%|0.75%|45%|\-77%|1.93|\+87.1%|\-38.1%|

rockkey76

ARKK seems promising

OrangeManBibi

Bear trap. Just look at ARKK. Fake dump

Correct_Advice3457

I STILL HAVE HOPE FOR GOOG AFTER THIS NEWS: >Cathie Wood-led ARK Investment Management made two contrarian technology stock bets on Wednesday – >buying shares of Meta Platforms Inc. (META) and offloading Alphabet Inc.(GOOGL) on the same day. ARK Invest sold 72,803 GOOGL shares through its ARKK ETF and also offloaded an additional 11,589 GOOGL shares via its ARKW ETF.

dvdmovie1

I would be cautious about piling into private funds, although RVI is actually not an interval fund which is a plus. If there's another 2022 or anything of that nature, these funds are getting obliterated. I don't think these are long-term holdings, they are good times only holdings and if you think that things are starting to get late innings you start to reduce. Just IMHO. Scottish Mortgage - despite the name - is an aggressive growth fund in the UK that invests in a mix of public and private equity (think something inbetween ARKK and ARVKX.) That was down 60% post 2021 high and only recently got back to that 2021 peak. For most of 2020/21 that fund traded at a premium to NAV, but in 2022, that premium vanished and it traded at a discount - which actually continued into 2023 until the fund started doing buybacks.

Candlelight_Fant4sia

>Nvidia has effectively become the Berkshire Hathaway of the technology sector More like a 3x leveraged ARKK ETF.

ap1618

Why do people report about ARKK, it's underperformed buy and hold SPY by a longshot

LerooooooooyJenkins

Isn't ARKK down about 40% in the past 5 years?

red_simplex

my ARKK position from 2021 is still down like 30%. I'd love for it to be 2% up

IndependentUsual7444

ARKK seems to be making a comeback, gross

visionarymind

Cathie ARKK❓

Metacog_Drivel

If you're feeling bad, just remember ARKK is down 30% over the past 5 years.

rando9999912

I have QQQ puts and I hate it. I’m short ARKK and I love it.

Valvador

> You seem to prefer 10 years for reasons unknown. Because making money for a single year is a meaningless endeavor and 10 years is enough time to statistically ride out the ebbs and flows of the market, long enough to test any model. You're also talking about the craziest AI-bubble driven bullet market we've had since 1929, which was also another time people were "beating the market" quite often. > Buy low, sell high. I am not familiar with those but ideally one would have bought ARKK in 2019, sold it near its peak and bought VTI at its lowest and perhaps sell it today to buy ARKK. I keep an eye on the indicators to know what to do and when. Amazing, why hasn't anyone considered buying low and selling high before!? Since you're such a Buffett fan, might be worth reading some of his [other quotes.](https://www.ifa.com/quotes/warren_buffett) > Warren Buffett, Chairman, Berkshire Hathaway > "Anything can happen anytime in markets. And no advisor, economist, or TV commentator--and definitely not Charlie nor I--can tell you when chaos will occur. Market forecasters will fill your ear but will never fill your wallet. " > - Berkshire Hathaway Shareholder Letter, p.19 > Warren Buffett, Chairman, Berkshire Hathaway > "There are a few investment managers, of course, who are very good – though in the short run, it’s difficult to determine whether a great record is due to luck or talent. Most advisors, however, are far better at generating high fees than they are at generating high returns. In truth, their core competence is salesmanship. Rather than listen to their siren songs, investors – large and small – should instead read Jack Bogle’s The Little Book of Common Sense Investing." > - Berkshire Hathaway Shareholder Letter, p.18 > Looking into it myself it appears I'd have to pay for something like Portfolio123? Is that your suggestion? Yes, if you're serious about having an honest discussion about your model you will pay and back-test your model to see if it's actually a good one. Otherwise you're mostly wasting everyone's time.

W_Edwards_Deming

> This statement is incomplete. Over how long of a period do you have to beat something for a strategy to be successful? Arbitrary. A day trader can achieve success in seconds, a buy & holder may take a lifetime. You seem to prefer 10 years for reasons unknown. I simply looked at my data, saw I had beaten the market and wanted to discuss. This turned out to be the wrong place, for the most part. That said, one guy gave me some very useful advice regarding Earnings yield vs. the 10 year treasury bond. I am grateful to him. A few others were polite and some suggested ETFs, at least a couple of I am looking further into. >ARKK massively outperformed VTI over the single year of 2020 by a MASSIVE margin. Would you say ARKK is a successful investment strategy? Consider that VTI is now trading at 378 while ARKK is now 86. Buy low, sell high. I am not familiar with those but ideally one would have bought ARKK in 2019, sold it near its peak and bought VTI at its lowest and perhaps sell it today to buy ARKK. I keep an eye on the indicators to know what to do and when. >it only lasts a short amount of time before they underperformed Things go up and down but no need for the fatalism and ETF / Mutual fund only fanaticism. >so much research shows that most stock-picking strategies don't work out. Again, you seem to have your mind made up. My results don't matter to you and there isn't much reason for our interaction. >The perception of rudeness must come from some idea that people have to speak to you in a specific way to show deference or respect. This is the internet, no one knows anything about you and doesn't owe you any specific communication preferences that you may be accustomed to. I don't know if you grew up privileged and surrounded by money so people who knew that would bend over and talk to you in the way you're accustomed to, but this is not it. Hilarious. This is a 14yr old account and I grew up without indoor plumbing or electricity. Once upon a time Reddit was a place where in-depth evidence based discussion was the norm, and it still happens. Even in here with some. You seem to be trying that approach but without any open-mindedness about the OP. Instead you are longform telling me your pre-existing deterministic conclusion. No need for me for that, you can tell the next one the same, and likely will. >Go back to some point (preferably 10 years ago) in the past and make virtual stock purchases based on your criteria (it will be a different set of stocks). Then track how those stocks have done over the last 10 years compared to market index trackers. Where am I going to get all the data listed in the OP for a stock 10 years ago? I can get the stock price form 10 years ago but the ROC, PEG and etc? >Why would you say this to someone you know nothing about? Why would you lump an individual with a group? You mean like you suggesting I am a naive & privileged third-grader? You are saying the same thing most of the people in here have said, albeit longform. Are you suggesting I am misunderstanding your deterministic conclusion that ETFs are better and strategies such as are in the OP are a gamble near certain to fail? >back-testable My screen is of a variety of data. Where am I getting that level of detail from 10 years ago? Looking into it myself it appears I'd have to pay for something like Portfolio123? I that your suggestion?

Valvador

> Beating anything is a sign of a successful strategy. This statement is incomplete. Over how long of a period do you have to beat something for a strategy to be successful? Lets look at ARKK for example: * For all of 2020 ARKK went from 50 -> 142 * Compare that to VTI which went from like 165 -> 197 ARKK massively outperformed VTI over the single year of 2020 by a MASSIVE margin. Would you say ARKK is a successful investment strategy? Consider that VTI is now trading at 378 while ARKK is now 86. Does that make sense? > Being rude isn't feedback. I got quality feedback from a few and enough rudeness from most that I lost interest. I looked through the comments here and they are sarcastic, but not rude, because over the years there is always someone that comes in here and says they have a winning strategy, and it only lasts a short amount of time before they underperformed. There is a reason why so much research shows that most stock-picking strategies don't work out. The perception of rudeness must come from some idea that people have to speak to you in a specific way to show deference or respect. This is the internet, no one knows anything about you and doesn't owe you any specific communication preferences that you may be accustomed to. I don't know if you grew up privileged and surrounded by money so people who knew that would bend over and talk to you in the way you're accustomed to, but this is not it. > How do you suggest I backtest? I am focused on "front" testing, going forward. What do you mean how should I suggest you back-test? Are you saying you haven't even considered this? Go back to some point (preferably 10 years ago) in the past and make virtual stock purchases based on your criteria (it will be a different set of stocks). Then track how those stocks have done over the last 10 years compared to market index trackers. This is basically the MINIMAL due diligence any investor does when doing their own stock picking. The only reason you would NOT do this is because you for some reason fundamentally believe that the rules of the market today are significantly different vs the rules of the market 10 years ago. You're basically simulating how your strategy would have panned out in hindsight, as a way of validating it's stability. > I understand your worldview, it is not mine. Why would you say this to someone you know nothing about? Why would you lump an individual with a group? > I am not gambling, I am value investing. It is a reproducible strategy you have not engaged with. Enjoy your ETFs and Mutual Funds, I avoid them. Your strategy is insanely simple, and therefore should be back-testable. People get paid 6-figure salaries to full-time refine their models, and if you think you can compete with something that simple long term, I'm not sure what to tell you. There is an air of naivety in the idea that 3rd-grader level mathematical modeling somehow beats the market long term.

TreGet234

Likely still beating ARKK investors.

TreGet234

Huh yeah it has performed really poorly. Reminds me of ARKK. Wonder what's up with that? 🤔 Are there better etfs? Should probably just buy SOFI and chill.

YourChildhood5762

ARKK was the DRAM of the Covid era. She was a genius until she wasn't.

EmpathyFabrication

YTD Tootsie Roll $TR: +18.5% VTI: +14% Steve Madden $SHOO: +12% ARK Innovation Fund $ARKK: +3.5%

LostFaithlessness201

Has anyone bought the ARKK etf would be interesting to know

Any_Influence_8305

Reddit ads are getting scary good at targeting users based on interests. Apparently they know I like stocks and am completely retarded because I'm getting reddit ads for Cathie Wood's ARKK ETF 🥀

GoZukkYourself

SARK, which is outperforming ARKK by 80% in the past 5 years.

GoZukkYourself

The people who buy ARKK are too lazy to lose hundreds of dollars a day on their own.

librariancap

No, it's the valuation in their March funding round, where investors include ARKK, a bunch of other retail-focused long-only funds as well as "individual investors". [https://openai.com/index/accelerating-the-next-phase-ai/](https://openai.com/index/accelerating-the-next-phase-ai/)

joe4942

Not everything recovers, including ETFs that seem diversified. ARKK ETF is stil -32% over the last 5 years.

GaijinDaiku

Revisiting this in August 2026... According to the data they provide subscribers, from 2019-2025, the charitable trust's cumulative return was 1% LESS than the S&P500. QQQ did about 50% better. If you are trading in a taxable account, you also get to pay extra taxes along the way, further diluting your cumulative return. The trust didn't even deliver lower volatility. The goods news is at least you didn't invest in Cathie Woods' ARKK.

95Daphne

Maybe it’s not time yet, but a lot of these charts are at the very least going to look like 2021-2022 ARKK style esque in the end. Yes the valuation looks good, but you can’t fall into that trap involving memory chips. We are probably pretty close to peak cycle and it wouldn’t surprise me if “top is in for the SOXX.” The only question out there is do we wind up seeing names like Microsoft soften the blow at the index level this time instead of a near 40% Nasdaq drop this time.

RealGambi

Best I can do is 3x ARK (ARKK) although Cathie might day drink?

Humble_Code_6501

imagine having invets in ARKK 5 years ago in a fuckin bullish market, and you still are -36%

nilgnauh

I was thinking the same and looked it up but he made the right calls on GME and ARKK

TreGet234

Will ARKK reach ath before the bubble pops? I genuinely doubt it.

Unfair_Adeptness_838

You are right with Palantir, my bad. Let's see how it plays out next couple of months. Palantir is severely overvalued so there his trades are at least logical. Especially comparing to Katy with her ARKK

ExplanationNormal339

Circling back to [$ARKK](https://aimytrade.io/ticker/arkk?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=comment&utm_campaign=SmallStreetBets&utm_term=ARKK&utm_content=template_1785767142447_f7uthb). I try to look at the data before forming a view. Doing my own homework on.

thetaFAANG

So here’s the sitch: Spcx is $107/share only because IPO shareholders, ARKK and index fund investors are permabulls, all while shorts can’t find enough shares to short Simple math: it’s nearly 35% below IPO price and 35% short into varying levels of liquidity When the float expands it will be from actual sellers looking to lock in profits. This is the one event that completely derisks their portfolios by cashing out the small amount they are allowed to. ….AAAND increases how many shares shorts can get there will be enough liquidity for existing shorts to cover, I dont see a real squeeze potential, just a reload

95Daphne

I'm sorry to say it, but there's a really good chance those charts look like the ARKK style stocks from 2021-2022 tbh over the coming 6-12 months even if the major averages are able to hold up much better this time. It doesn't mean that they aren't bad companies! It means the following... 1. Most of the leverage was cleaned out and it's hard to goose companies without the leverage. 2. We're closer than you may think to the CAPEX cycle turning. 3. I know y'all in r/stocks want to view this point as silly, but the charts are "very" damaged here. Yes, this does matter because the "hot money" is going to be gun shy now.

DragonflyOrdinary848

He’s still up 80% ytd meanwhile ARKK is -8% lmao

Any_Influence_8305

If you invested in ARKK 5 years ago, you'd be down over 42%. How the fuck is Cathie Wood still taken seriously lmao

TreGet234

Haha good analogy. I doubt he will pull an ARKK.

Ambitious_Holiday_54

I've been making money lately betting against stocks by buying PSQ (short NASDAQ 100), SARK (short ARKK), and CRSH (short TSLA), and shorting naked TSLA calls. (TSLA is now down enough that I closed out all my calls.) A lot of semiconductor stocks are way down from their recent high levels. AGX is down quite a bit. Berkshire Hathaway is doing pretty well, on the other hand. What's weird to me is that VIXM (an ETF based on the VIX volatility index) is staying low.

GuwopGOAT

ARKK capital will have you down -50% for the year but never in a month. Just saying

dash_trash4255

So uhh…my ARKK puts gonna print?

jrex035

How does anyone trust their money with that woman. Just one terrible decision after another. ARKK is down 41% over the past 5 years despite QQQ being up 85% and VOO being up 68%

rant5150

ARKK is still a thing?

FartPolluter

I sometimes think ARKK is basically a WSB Daily thread ETF

ateranol

Last time so many bagholders were minted was 2021 with the ARKK / meme-stock / covid-tech collapse.

Starkfault

Someone with an ARKK sweatshirt somewhere just got the chills and they don’t know why

Over-Celebration-168

ARKK investors punching the air after cathie keeps buying the spcx dips 🤣🤣🤣

cherry_blossom_7471

$ARKK

Frosty1397

ARKK investors are cucks They like watching as Cathie fuks their portfolio from behind

061826heart

Figures. ARKK is like chlamydia.

infinitedrag

Kid you not, you can't even win inversing that shit. Take a look at 5 year performance ARKK vs SARK. https://preview.redd.it/83dbxb9fwodh1.jpeg?width=1206&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8b2ab275c39277cd348d89677756c929d819d5a9

BarbellPadawan

Imagine unironically being long ARKK.

bubblemania2020

ARKK: -31%, SP500: +75% over 5 years. Lol

FineGovernment3811

I see your Microsoft and raise you ARKK

GoZukkYourself

Cathie must short every ARKK holding in her personal account. That's the only way any of this makes sense.

PM_ME_OR_DONT_PM_ME

Wonder if Cathie Wood's toy box will be up for auction after ARKK fails

TreGet234

There are way worse like ARKK for example.

grumpyterrier

Mine are boring AVUV VXUS VTI But the ones I’m excited to see are TWST, ARKK, RKLB, ASTS

TreGet234

Still beating ARKK and a surprising number of meme stock (and soon microsoft).

Crazy-Experience-678

Is she one of the worst investors of all time? Who keeps giving her money. Her ARKK fund is in the dumpster compared to the market.

ZEALOUS_RHINO

My greatest trade ever was selling all my ARKK in November 2021. Most of my other trades have been shit but I still smile about that one.

berksapotamus

ARKK in 2021

swingoak

I got talked into buying ARKK a few years ago. So far it’s recovered to only a 37% loss. https://preview.redd.it/m53he30q6q9h1.jpeg?width=1320&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=18748384618e9c1ee46e69b54195e6174db6ac29

Slurpee_12

ARKK

Fargone

$ARKK. Cathy really gave me her wood.

The_Alan_Greenspan

How the fuck is ARKK down 2% YTD? Jesus. I mean, honestly who gives that woman money?

Space_Miner6

ARKK, whateva happened there

SunriseSurprise

MSTR is to bitcoin how ARKK is to Nasdaq

Creamed_Dreamer

Cashier strikes again this time buying cerebras the day of earnings at 226 LMAO "Ark’s purchased 25,795 shares of Cerebras Systems Inc. (NASDAQ:CBRS) through ARKK and ARKW, totaling around $5.8 million at a closing price of $226.72." [Cathie Wood Goes On A Massive Shopping Spree: Ark Adds Tesla, Palantir, Cerebras, Amazon And Alphabet To The Cart](https://www.benzinga.com/etfs/broad-u-s-equity-etfs/26/06/60061670/cathie-wood-goes-on-a-massive-shopping-spree-ark-adds-tesla-palantir-cerebras-amazon-and-alphabet-to-the-cart?adt_ei=jakedorsey27%40gmail.com&el=RingTheBell&_bhlid=d1ca4e6f06a256c03b4372aec6f3d0e7e91306f1)

gamers542

Have you seen r/ETFs lately? It's ARKK all over again but with DRAM.

Twoverybigwords00

Cathie Wood’s ARKK is down YTD

No_Nefariousness1759

Have not heard about this ARKK fund with Cathy Wood. Have heard of ARKVX. I want to moon DXYZ because I know they can start exiting IPO after IPO in the next two years. 10 to 100 bags. I am thinking to put the limit order at 3000 to get out. But it takes speculation to get that price you won't be able to do that with Arkvx [https://www.ark-funds.com/funds/arkvx](https://www.ark-funds.com/funds/arkvx)

dvdmovie1

"How do active value managers even still exist?" I've said over the years that if you are a value manager and have a bad run, financial media doesn't care (they're not really interested in having you on to talk about some regional bank trading cheaply) and your fund will close. If you're a growth manager having a bad period, you'll still get called to talk "the next big thing" up time and time again. Case in point: Cathie Wood still being interviewed despite ARKK being down 33% in the last 5 years.

generatedusernames1

Roku has been absolute garbage for so long. Negative cash flow, terrible PE, and absolutely obliterated by every tv manufacturer building the “need” for smart tv on their own. The only reason it lasted this long was Cathie wood staying long on it with ARKK- because her brother is CEO. And even after all that- of course she still made a killing on it.

Menu-Quirky

Is it going to ARKK ETF?

HandsomeWithHorns

Who wants to buy some ARKK shorts? 

gatorjim5

I was worried when I saw ARKK had HOOD. HOOD is a buy and hold for the long term.

Sea-Animator4250

The most recent comparison from PortfoliosLab shows: * SPY: 15.55% annualized * ARKK: 16.35% annualized The slight difference comes from the exact ending date used and ARKK’s much higher volatility. SPY’s expense ratio is 0.0945%. ARKK’s expense ratio is 0.75%. So ARKK costs about: * 7.9× more than SPY * An additional $1,311 per year on a $200,000 investment To put that in dollar terms: If you started with $100K you would have a $403K return with $ARKK and $410K with $SPY. Congrats regard, you had to have a higher return to earn less money.

FrostyFire

ARKK beat SPY in the last 10 years

MaroonHawk27

Why tf did ARKK go down then??? I went balls to the calls on ARKK for SPCX exposure

jowilkin

So far the total return is lagging behind the S&P 500 by quite a bit: https://totalrealreturns.com/n/WEEL,VOO And considering their biggest holding in the last prospectus on their website is ARKK, I would say it is also much riskier than just holding the S&P 500