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I have two of them in my portfolio. (ARKG and ARKF) but recently my portfolio has been looking pretty bloody and grim. Any suggestions on what to do ?
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Tan Choong Hwee
30 May 2021
Investor/Trader at Home
I have ARK fund in my satellite portfolio, in which disruptive innovation is a theme I'm investing for at least a midterm time horizon (5 years or more). The recent drop of ARK is a correction from the rapid increase last year. There were tremendous inflow of investor money last year, and some of them are paper hands who will abandon ship when the storm is rousing. I deem this correction healthy and necesary for future growth.
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Victor
27 May 2021
Financial Service Consultant at AIA
HODL,diamond hand
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I am locking in profits and cutting down on ARK funds. Shifting to S&p500. Those ARK that is still underwater, still holding them
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Ryan Toh, sharing ideas @ Just A Cuppa
26 May 2021
Biz Student at SMU
Underlying holdings in ARKF performed well during their earnings call, and it was on a good discount...
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Investors are effectively betting on the skills of Cathie Wood and her team.
One should evaluate her on how sound her investments thesis are instead of her YTD performance.
She could be a Peter Lynch, she could also be a Bill Hwang. Only time will tell.