is Cathie Wood’s fund in trouble?

Nine_Ender said:
You can't analyze cyclical industries like that. My first purchase of ATH ( ever ) was at 0.15 in late 2020. I had solid reasons I bought it not some wild random gamble; speculative but based on the premise that WTI was going to $70 which it did.
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The balance sheet looks great, but they're diluting the stock to pay off debt. They issued $350 million warrants in October:
https://www.globenewswire.com/news-...tes-due-2022-and-an-Amended-and-Restated.html

I have no clue how many are outstanding.
 
kmgilroy89 said:
The balance sheet looks great, but they're diluting the stock to pay off debt. They issued $350 million warrants in October:
https://www.globenewswire.com/news-...tes-due-2022-and-an-Amended-and-Restated.html

I have no clue how many are outstanding.
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There are other less speculative plays in this space. I've done really well with Enerplus, Baytex, Gear Energy, Cenovus, Arc Resources, Crew Energy, Crescent Point, Whitecap, Birchcliff, Tamarack Valley, MEG Energy. I used to own Nuvista and Cardinal but I lost track of them and they shot way up without me.
 
johnny_steel said:
This is getting ugly. How can that fund not be getting flooded with requests by investors who want to preserve their money.
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They might be but there are certain restrictions as to when and how much money can be withdrawn. Lawyers and accountants will have a field day at some point.
 
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