The rise and fall of Cathie Wood's ARKK ETF

We'll examine the rise and fall of Cathie Wood's ARKK ETF in today's video.

ARKK, the ARK Innovation ETF, managed by Cathie Wood of ARK Invest, is rooted in investing in "disruptive" companies, like Tesla (TSLA), ROKU, Zoom (ZM), Coinbase (COIN) and Teladoc (TDOC).

She has no process for buying these companies! Overpriced or lacking great fundamentals, Wood seems to invest based on exorbitant growth assumptions and hype. See what Paul has to say about her in the video above or check out the chapters below for specific moments:

0:00 ARKK ETF Plummeted
0:45 Cathie Wood is a hypocrite
2:02 Hype investing
3:00 Paying more for growth
4:32 Cathie Wood is done
6:48 ARKK vs Berkshire Hathaway

(Recorded July 19, 2022)
#arkk #cathiewood #arkinvest

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[DreamHHS]

I remember buying a few shares of a RKK back when I was $110 and riding it up to about 155 thinking oh my god this is the greatest investment ever put a whole bunch of money into it and then was lucky enough to find you guys and so well and put it into some more stable investments right before a crash back down to sub 120 and never recovered again

[jessec]

ARKK is the perfect example of Buy high, sell low🤦‍♂️

[absw]

I'm totally in favor of investing in innovative technology, but in order for it to be a good investment, the company needs to have a higher ROIC than its cost of capital (and the stock has to trade at a reasonable price).

I own Alphabet and Apple for example, but of which are very innovative, but with much better profitability, moat and price.

[markburton]

Why were/are you willing to do an investment challenge with the Meme investors but unwilling to share your investments or say what you would invest in?

[juicyfruit]

Paul: “All these other investors suck!”
Us: okay… Can we see your investments/returns?
Paul: “can’t do it I lost mone- I mean… can’t do it cause of lawyers bro.”

[Baldur]

To be honest. It’s not that crazy to see inflows. 75% vs previous profits are barely a correction. It simply high beta and long, so when it down 75% they are paying 4X less for the same growth potential and ability to disrupt.

To be fair none of her investments faced bankruptcy or decline in revenue

[kevinsnyder]

I warned my friend about ARKK and Cathie. Now he is down about 65 percent. She is one of the worst in the the investment world.

[tmani]

I lost my respect when they put a price target for zoom at $1500 in 2026..

[St.Maurice]

As far as her selling Tesla stock....doesn't her fund sell a particular stock when it becomes more than 10% of the ETF?

[eminhawa]

I never get tired of listening to Paul. It’s like having a brother tell you what to do to avoid getting burned before you burn your finger.

[SHAYtm]

Hi Paul, maybe one day you will analyze a growth stock, which is still losing
To explain the process of buying growth stocks?
Thanks

[TKY]

could you do a video on *Solving the Money Problem* youtuber?

[Sean-jbgi]

99% of Financial YouTubers were Pimping her and her fund for Almost a Year.

[Steve_Takes]

4:55 epic punchline 🤣🤣🤣🤣 "She confused a bull market for her intelligence" 🤣🤣🤣🤣 If she retires she's a sellout (literally). I don't think all her plays go to Zero, I think she'll have an ACE card the same way Jeremy (the pretending financial guy) had the Tesla Ace card and confused his TSLA position for his own intelligence 🤣

[jfbmjfbm]

Kathy Woods says she is replying a venture capital fund strategy (which usually invest in lots of startups at non-profitable stages, betting on the fact that some of those may actually make it to success and more than compensate for the losses of all the others). However, her mistakes are: 1) in a venture capital fund you invest in startups way before they went public in the stock market, where an exit via an IPO is where most profitability can be obtained (so, not really that much of a startup for Kathy’s investments); and 2) venture capital funds do it with the money of huge investors who can afford for the risk, not through an ETF with the money of the retail investor who might get broke in the process. Cheers from Mexico!

[Craig-Vanlife]

Thank you, I only just came across you because of the other financial channel I was watching I have google you and found the Gabrail Family Office and Crossroads Group are diversified holdings of real estate and business ventures. Why should I buy your course/product after being burnt and wasting a ton of money on other courses

[mr.financial]

An ETF like ARKK is counterintuitive. ETF's are a good vehicle to minimize risk and make an 'average' return. Her ETF's are all high risk and poorly managed, with such a high MER. I have no clue why someone would buy into ARKK when they could self manage a fund like that for less cost long term and not hold garbage like ROKU... which is down 82% over the last year. This needs to 4.5x to go back to where it was 🤣🤣🤣

[HassanPoyo]

Please make a video challenging Meet Kevin since Jeremy Finance is clearly too scared to take up your challenge

[janessa]

He Said he can manage that fund for $14 bucks LoL. You are amazing Paul. Keep it up and always thank you for keeping it 100%

[steplaland]

Set up a zoom video with Cathie and make a video thereafter saying you didn’t realize how much a value investor she really is.