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Cathie Wood: The Dominatrix of Disruption is at it again (Ark Innovation - pt2)
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Cathie Wood’s flagship fund Ark Innovation ($ARKK) lost 80% of its asset value. She keeps talking about disruptive innovation and about how it will change the world but will she be able to outperform the market?
Part 2: I keep going over interviews with her where she talks "disruptive innovation".
The risk I see with her approach is:
1. Picking the right “disruptive innovation” is tough since you have to trust in future impact. You must be very confident in your ability to research and predict.
2. Picking the right companies in that industry is also tough. You cannot invest in an industry, you invest in companies. You do not benefit from the disruption if you bet on the wrong horse. And you do not want to invest in the worst company in the best industry.
3. Having a “disruptive innovation” and a great set of companies is awesome but what if the unit economics and the business model just don’t work? Disruption is betting on future profit by design since it is still the underdog. As a result, most companies in this space are unprofitable or even pre-revenue. What if their business models will never work even if the tech is great?
4. Time. Disruptive innovation has no schedule. How long will it take until the innovation is profitable? 1 year? 2 years? 30 years? DeepTech and innovation businesses often require patient capital and a lot of time. Is this a suitable segment to go all in on as an investor?
Well, let’s see how it goes. I am always happy to learn and if she and her team actually manage to succeed then I am happy to do a follow-up video. If she crashes and burns, I will be there too. It's all content after all.
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Cathie Wood is an American investment manager and the founder, CEO, and Chief Investment Officer of Ark Invest, an investment management firm based in New York City. She is known for her active management approach and her focus on disruptive innovation and technology.
Wood started her career in the financial industry in the 1980s as a research analyst covering the technology sector. She has worked at several firms including AllianceBernstein, where she served as the Director of Global Thematic Strategies and was responsible for the firm's Thematic Portfolio Series.
In 2014, Wood founded Ark Invest, an investment management firm that focuses on disruptive innovation and technology. The firm's flagship fund, the Ark Innovation ETF, has attracted significant attention and assets under management due to its strong returns and focus on technology companies such as Tesla, Square and Roku.
Wood is known for her expertise in disruptive innovation and her ability to identify and invest in companies that are poised to benefit from technological advancements such as automation, artificial intelligence, and the Internet of Things. She is also known for her long-term investment horizon and her willingness to take concentrated positions in her portfolios.
Wood is also a frequent speaker and commentator on financial and technology trends. She has been featured in various media outlets such as the Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and CNBC. She has also been recognized for her work in the industry and has been named to various lists such as the Forbes Midas List of the world's top venture capitalists and the Institutional Investor's list of the top 100 money managers.
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Part 2: I keep going over interviews with her where she talks "disruptive innovation".
The risk I see with her approach is:
1. Picking the right “disruptive innovation” is tough since you have to trust in future impact. You must be very confident in your ability to research and predict.
2. Picking the right companies in that industry is also tough. You cannot invest in an industry, you invest in companies. You do not benefit from the disruption if you bet on the wrong horse. And you do not want to invest in the worst company in the best industry.
3. Having a “disruptive innovation” and a great set of companies is awesome but what if the unit economics and the business model just don’t work? Disruption is betting on future profit by design since it is still the underdog. As a result, most companies in this space are unprofitable or even pre-revenue. What if their business models will never work even if the tech is great?
4. Time. Disruptive innovation has no schedule. How long will it take until the innovation is profitable? 1 year? 2 years? 30 years? DeepTech and innovation businesses often require patient capital and a lot of time. Is this a suitable segment to go all in on as an investor?
Well, let’s see how it goes. I am always happy to learn and if she and her team actually manage to succeed then I am happy to do a follow-up video. If she crashes and burns, I will be there too. It's all content after all.
🙏🙏🙏 Thanks for watching! 😊
✅ Support me:
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✅ The gear I use:
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🧩 Background: Written by ChatGPT because I’m lazy:
Cathie Wood is an American investment manager and the founder, CEO, and Chief Investment Officer of Ark Invest, an investment management firm based in New York City. She is known for her active management approach and her focus on disruptive innovation and technology.
Wood started her career in the financial industry in the 1980s as a research analyst covering the technology sector. She has worked at several firms including AllianceBernstein, where she served as the Director of Global Thematic Strategies and was responsible for the firm's Thematic Portfolio Series.
In 2014, Wood founded Ark Invest, an investment management firm that focuses on disruptive innovation and technology. The firm's flagship fund, the Ark Innovation ETF, has attracted significant attention and assets under management due to its strong returns and focus on technology companies such as Tesla, Square and Roku.
Wood is known for her expertise in disruptive innovation and her ability to identify and invest in companies that are poised to benefit from technological advancements such as automation, artificial intelligence, and the Internet of Things. She is also known for her long-term investment horizon and her willingness to take concentrated positions in her portfolios.
Wood is also a frequent speaker and commentator on financial and technology trends. She has been featured in various media outlets such as the Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and CNBC. She has also been recognized for her work in the industry and has been named to various lists such as the Forbes Midas List of the world's top venture capitalists and the Institutional Investor's list of the top 100 money managers.
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