Cathie Wood's Top 10 Investing Disasters

In today's deep dive, we uncover the complete investing profile of Cathie Wood’s Ark Invest. While their positions in Tesla and Nvidia have garnered immense attention and growth, there's more to Ark's investment story than these two powerhouses. Beyond the glamour of these successful picks lies a portfolio with a majority of stocks that have underperformed the market, some dragging down the overall performance of the ETFs, even with Tesla and Nvidia in the mix. Join us as we analyze the 10 worst-performing stocks in Ark's repertoire and explore some significant positions that Ark has previously let go at notable losses. Dive in for a comprehensive understanding of Ark's investment strategies and results!

0:00 - 2:56 Intro
2:57 - 16:02 10 worst stocks
16:03 Flawed investing strategy



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[Investing_With_Andrew]

Making a top 10 must've been a real challenge with so many options to choose from

[ominollo]

A valuable lesson:
Everyone is a genius in a bull market!

[VinegarMoneyGrows]

if only UiPath named their company AiPath. They would be up 1000% now.

[mrmarecki]

Whenever something shady is going on it's always Cathie Wood, Softbank or Credit Suisse (at least used to be) involved. If there are two of them at the same company, RUN.

[sueanan]

I think investors should always put their cash to work, especially In 2024, we'll start to see more market diversification. I'm hoping to invest about $350k of my savings in stocks against next year. Hope to make millions in 2024

[ldg]

Still remember when everyone was recommending arkk on Reddit like it was genius.

[jessicamoore]

Youngsters starting in investing need to learn the ropes, know how much risk they can handle and spread their investments around. Some folks get help from money experts or do their homework before making investment moves. It's all about being smart with your money.

[weho_brian]

how she sees Zoom as "disruptive" software is beyond my comprehension. Microsoft Teans and Google Meetings are basically free

[lazslostpierre]

As a manufacturing engineer I always laughed at the hype surrounding 3D printing. It's fine for rapid prototyping but just hopeless for volume production.

[animaze]

I remember Cathie being lauted as the next Warren B. and being a role model for all females looking to get into finance.

Turns out, her returns were good by sheer coincidence. She has/had no idea what she is/was doing. Everyones a genius in a bull market.

[willardSpirit]

Cathie Woods: the antithesis of Warren Buffett

[Studeb]

Remember also that she lucked into Tesla. Her reasoning to invest was that she believed that by 2020 they were going to have replaced all taxis with autonomous cars.

[michaelmartin]

Thank you Cathie! A few minutes ago I was feeling pretty low while contemplating that a portion of my portfolio has gone down about 20% over the past few years. Now I feel much better. Like a Boss.😊

[Chris-ozqx]

If Cathy Wood and Jim Cramer had a baby that baby would bankrupt the planet

[stFoxmovie]

What baffles me is who is still giving her money to invest. How is she still in business with such losses is beyond me.

[JamesMullarneyIsAFraud]

She’s a bull market genius…. But so am I. I have no idea why she has investors

[haroondaman]

This shows that whether your a man, or a women, you can both lose money

We need more women like Cathy to bring represention, to show young women that with a little hard work, they too can lose billions

[thuylamson-zt]

As an lnvesting enthusiast, I often wonder how top level investors are able to become millionaires off investing. . I’ve been sitting on over $545K equity from a home sale and I’m not sure where to go from here, is it a good time to buy into stocks or do I wait for another opportunity?

[jeffsetter]

Woods Law: For every 100 companies Cathie invests in, 98 will go bankrupt within a decade.

[Eric_moore]

With around £120k invested in tech/TSLA stocks, any suggestions for additional stocks to diversify across various markets? Looking for a well-rounded portfolio that balances risk aversion with returns meeting yearly inflation concerns.