is Cathie Wood’s fund in trouble?

[KCalhoun]

I'm still long SARK, will scale up.

 

[darwin666]

As I said in a different thread, something about her reminds me of Karen Supertrader.
A lot of salesmanship.

Ha ha. Thanks for bringing Karen up. Darn. Don’t we miss her and her videos on tastytrade or some website. she would ha d blown up for sure in this crash. With her 30 to 45 dte selling condors strategy

 

[Pekelo]

https://www.reddit.com/r/path%3D%252Fr%252Fwallstreetbets%252Fcomments%252Fumzmp7%252F

 

[murray t turtle]

Im sure this topic has been discussed before but she seems to have bought many of her stocks near highs and they are now near 52 week lows. She is also buying all the way down to cost average. She had a great 2020.....I hope Im wrong and she makes it out of this but its looking grim. Am I wrong here?

Most likely you are wrong, but nice topping tail on monthly SARK;
last i checked she was above average& gainer long term. + was worth > 300 million.
BUT with the main trend down \bear trend\ i dont know what hers fund does ; but as long as she has been in money management/that's my main point .
I would never confuse a good downtrend with a fund in trouble or an above average multi millionaire fund manager.[NOT long or short SARK as of todays close]

 

[Millionaire]

Divergence. Big caps led the market down.

So looks like ARRK held up relatively well today, didn't even take out yesterdays lows let alone the lows from last week.

 

[murray t turtle]

Divergence. Big caps led the market down.

So looks like ARRK held up relatively well today, didn't even take out yesterdays lows let alone the lows from last week.

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I SHOULD have saved that AUM MAGAzine with her pic on the cover;
some may have figured the pic + article was a good time to buy SARK. [I always wondered if she traded that SARK in her personal account\ i assume she would not have to disclose that, but I'm not a securities lawyer.

 

[xandman]

A significantly better short at this point. The technicals should be apparent. The vol has come in for this. The fundamental headwinds, you can write a book.

 

[ipatent]

The Rise and Fall of Cathie Wood

 

[Pekelo]

Picture of the year:

 

[Nine_Ender]

For comparison, let's look at how shit this zombie-penny-stock company performs and loses investor's money:

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Now you see why it's a penny stock in the shit-gutter with the reset of the trash. Those poor fools who can't afford Enbridge/Pembina think this is some easier/cheaper way to go from a rags-to-riches story if they just hold on long enough. There is a good reason this company can't even pay dividends and will never be able to. They can't even manage their own debt.

Let's revisit these stocks you were overconfident about based on your research skills. Since Feb 18/2022 ( shortly before your post ), the three stocks in question have performed as follows :

ATH 1.63 to 3.45 ( +117%), ENB 52.55 to 49.43 ( -5.9% ), PPL 42.23 to 41.61 ( -1.3% )

ATH has of course continued to slash debt and for the most part put up solid earnings numbers. The pipelines which in general have more debt then producers are struggling in a rising interest rate environment but remain decent income plays. ATH on the other hand is up from 0.12 to 3.45 since Covid lows with a great chart and well ahead of most of its peers this year.

Now read the crap you wrote and consider that I was heavily aware of all these stocks at the time and what they were all about. This is the problem with some of you; you think you know a lot about things you haven't really done the work on, and often jump to conclusions based on your emotions.