Full disclosure: I own all of Ark's funds and have for over a year. I do not understand why this woman (in particular) and Ark in general gets so much flack for being successful and transparent. It's not like they are buying stocks, spreading the word and then selling- a modern day pump and dump. Their five year track record is enviable- so far, they have been successful for their investors. Not only is Ark transparent about their investments but they publish all their research and hold regular webinars. If you don't believe their rationales make sense, don't buy the ETFs. In fact, go a step further and buy puts. It is just a matter of time before Ark's performance cools and you don't hear about them on Squawk Box. But let's not look for reasons to criticize success.
Full disclosure: I own all of Ark's funds and have for over a year. I do not understand why this woman (in particular) and Ark in general gets so much flack for being successful and transparent. It's not like they are buying stocks, spreading the word and then selling- a modern day pump and dump. Their five year track record is enviable- so far, they have been successful for their investors. Not only is Ark transparent about their investments but they publish all their research and hold regular webinars. If you don't believe their rationales make sense, don't buy the ETFs. In fact, go a step further and buy puts. It is just a matter of time before Ark's performance cools and you don't hear about them on Squawk Box. But let's not look for reasons to criticize success.
This did not age well...
Can the next one be about the creation of risk by selling liquid securities to buy illiquid ones? How about it leading the market down?
How does Cathy Wood get away with not being on Ark’s SEC filings?