Innovation thrives in times coming out of economic crisis. ARKK is a great way to get into disruptive innovation in numerous industries. Get in there team. I am going to put in 10% of my portfolio in here.
I bought a small amount of ARKK recently. If the price goes down, I'll buy more, but otherwise leave it alone. I'm betting on Cathy Woods. I've invested in ETFs for a decade now, but this is my first active ETF. Also have mutual funds. I'm 70yo, and a new subscriber.
Thanks for watching! Sounds like you've got the right idea...let it run over a few years. ARKK will do all the research and work to maximize your returns.
@@40finance Over the next days, I'll see what other videos you have. I bought a similar position in ESGE. I didn't have EM in my portfolio. Wanted some China too, but not all China.
KWEB is good one for Chinese internet stocks. I used to own it but I got nervous about USA/China relations. I'll likely buy in again if the tensions ease.
I'm Australian and hold ARKK as a way of getting exposure to overseas stocks with a focus on innovation. The Australian stock market is very small and EFTs are dominated by the 4 major banks and mining companies so lack diversification. I'm very happy with how ARKK has preformed to date.
Good choice. I used to be an ARKW shareholder. Got in around the bitcoin rush and held for a couple years. I eventually sold because they started adding Tesla, which I didn't think was a true "internet stock." I got back in with ARKK in my IRA account during summer.
40 Finance come on man don’t you believe Cathie Wood’s $7,000 Tesla price target?! 🤣🤦🏻♂️. She is a hot shit though. Smart investor for sure I’ll give her that.
I agree. I mentioned in other comments, I used to be in ARKW but sold out to focus more in individual stocks. My IRA is all ETF's but I chose ARKK this time because it includes some of the biomed stocks they like. I'm not smart enough to scout biomed companies lol but I'm confident ARK will choose solid candidates. Great ETF for adding higher growth/risk to a broader portfolio imo.
Hi , great video this. So how much do these etfs fluctuate when compared to normal stocks prices? Are these investments slightly sturdier? also is it worth holding for a shorter term or is it always best to think long term, it's just have a bunch of cash to move int a tax allowance in about 6 months, the money is in a stupid saving account losing money while i wait 6 months and I thought id try Arkk to see if it would grown, if i like i may keep for longer term.
First let me say that any money you need in less than 2 years is better held as cash in order to avoid any short term market dips. I know savings rates are paltry, but if you are buying something with the money in 6 months then this is the safest play. You would also pay tax on capital gains taxes for any investment gains you earned in this time. So if you made $5k in appreciation, this $5k would be taxed as regular income if you sold within a year of your investment. In regards to ETF behavior...they do fluctuate slightly each day like stocks. However the ups and downs are much more consistent since no single stock movement has a dominant influence on them. The best strategy is to hold long but you can sell at any point.
@@40finance wow thank you for such a full and beautifully concise reply. I appreciate it. I’m in the uk and had a lot of cash sat in poop poo useless bank accounts for way way too long , my tax free ISA wrapper is filled to the max each year and I can’t put any more in until April , until then I figured pop some money into either ARK or ishares clean energy ETF. Yeah I’m aware I trigger a tax on any profits I take, I’m wasn’t sure that this was applied as a lower amount only if I hold for longer than 12 months ( I’m in the UK so it maybe different I need to double check) As for the bank acc in one for example I held 80k and for a year I earned £1200 interest :( I started investing and bought shares with it all in August and have earned £30,000 profits so far in only 4 months!! It’s upsetting that I’ve wasted all that time and feel like the bank has raped me. If I put it into an ETF I can move 20k across , pay the tax and still be much better off .
*Great vid. The base (40%) of an IRA I'm building for grandson (7yo) is comprised of ARK K, G & W. I'm trying to invest with the mindset of a 1st decade portfolio, thus it's purposefully higher risk. So far I'm delighted with the returns Thanks for your review, Geoff.*
Hard to argue the recent returns. 40% seems about right for a young one...assuming the other 60% is the standard fair of index and dividends. Great idea for building a legacy!
I love fintech but I already hold Visa and PayPal as individual stocks. ARK is also very big on Square...much more than I am. I like that SQ is in the ARKK ETF because it gives me exposure in case I'm wrong about SQ, which very well could be the case lol.
I never bought etfs, aber they traded on the free market like stocks just with additional fees? Actually because of Cathy i bought tesla and square, i thank her so much, but never considered buying arkk etf.
YOU SHOULD. YOU WILL NEVER ACHIEVE THE PERFORMANCE OF AN ARK ETF ON YOUR OWN..... ARK STAFF OF 32 HAVE ACHIEVED ANNUAL RESULTS IN 60 TO 70 % PLUS PER YEAR FOR THE LAST FIVE YEARS.... NO WAY YOU ARE INVESTING THAT WELL..... I STOPPED BUYING STOCKS AND OWN ALL THE ARK FUNDS....i just hold the stocks I had but as of 3 years ago stopped buying stocks... FYI..... if you send ARK an email on their web site.... They will send you a monthly list of all their trades for all 5 etfs.... so you know exactly what is going on with your money.... ARK etfs are safer that holding QQQ shares ..... perform better than MSFT over the years.... only AMZN does better
Yes, there are fees in the backend. They do not affect your stock price though...whatever you buy/sell for is what you get. The "win" is that you don't have the risk of full exposure to a stock if something goes bad. You also get to invest in multiple stocks through buying only one ticker.
These are good points. I agree it is very unlikely that a regular guy like myself would outperform the ARK team across multiple years. I might get lucky in a given year, but over the long term they have more resources and IQ to win the long game. I do like QQQ though :)
Craig Cothren Thanks for the feedback and I’m in ARKK and ARKF now. Before I came across your comment, I was thinking the exact same thing and spreading out some more capital that I have across all 5 of their ARK funds.
Fintech is a favorite sector for me as well. I don't own ARKF but I like that it is international with MELI, BABA, and ADYEN. Should provide solid returns for many years. Thanks for watching!
I just got into ARK funds. Put a little in all of their ETFs. I’m wondering if that’s best or whether to consolidate to the main ARKK. You think you stand a better chance at higher returns keeping separate?
@@40finance Why Rocket Companies going down even though they posted very good results.. I saw your video about RKT and invested before results.. Fingers crossed
SEP IRA is for small or independent business owners. Same concept as traditional IRA's but the contribution limits are higher since it essentially replaces a W-2 401k plan.
Thanks for the details, shall we trade this ARKK , same like other stocks? If you can do video on the different ARK ETFs and benefits, it would be helpful !!
Yes you can. This one will have more daily ups and downs since the companies are all high growth. That can be a good thing if you like to dollar cost average over time.
Yes, it does have some risk factors. Most of the stocks do not follow traditional value metrics. However it does offer a way to bet on high growth without the need to commit to one stock.
Mona AI, it is now possible to buy some of the ARK Invest funds in Canadian dollars. ARK Invest have a marketing agreement with Emerge Canada Inc. ( emergecm.ca/emergearketfs/ ) that has allows Emerge to re-list the ETFs on Canada's NEO Stock Exchange where they trade in Canadian dollars. As a result, ARKK now also trades on the Canadian exchange as EARK. The Emerge Canada Inc. versions do have a slightly higher management fee and trade at far smaller volumes. I note the NEO Stock Exchange is included in the CRA's list of eligible exchanges so the Canadian versions can still be held in Canadian retirement accounts like the TFSA, RRSP, etc.. The differences in performance between the US & Canadian versions is primarily a function of differences in the currencies. It is possible for the Canadian version to have a down day when the US version went up, if at the same time the Canadian dollar was stronger than the USD. The opposite of course can happen too! Seeing the same thing listed in both dollars really highlights the currency-related impact on all our holdings. That impact usually isn't as apparent when we see a holding listed in just one currency. I note that ARK Invest has a similar marketing arrangement with Nikko Asset Management that allows that company to offer the funds as mutual funds in Japan. That same company is also marketing a version of ARKK for the Europe, Singapore, Australia, and New Zealand markets. As a fellow Canadian, my own investment in ARKK was done in my Questrade TFSA buying the ETF in US dollars. My position in it is up 138.7% which is satisfying. It is more volatile than most of the rest of my etf's but I bought it as a long term hold and I'm happy to see where that takes me. I also have holdings in ARKG and ARKW that are also up over 100%. 🙂
@@rossmacintosh5652 I was eyeing this ARK all 2018 and 2019 but i invested all my cash in Tesla inside. I didnt have $$ so i focused on picking growth stocks like Tesla and Facebook. I'm new to investing I started about 2 years ago. I hope u can share your wisdom and knowledge with me.
I used to own that one. I just replied this to a similar comment... "I used to be an ARKW shareholder. Got in around the bitcoin rush and held for a couple years. I eventually sold because they started adding Tesla, which I didn't think was a true "internet stock." I got back in with ARKK in my IRA account during summer."
It’s super hard to rate ARK ETFs since most of them are in companies whose true value can only be judged 5-10years down the lane. It’s not everyone’s cup of tea. However it can pay off big if the research wing of ARK has done their due diligence. Only time will tell.
If u like to gamble, buy Tesla or go to Vegas. If you like to invest, buy Nvidia, Zoom, Facebook, Microsoft, Google, Wells Fargo, Netflix TRUST THE PROCESS.
I don't see any other EV company coming close to the momentum and innovation that of Tesla. In next 5 years, Tesla is gonna crush the automobile industry. That's the reason intelligent investors know how Tesla stock is STILL undervalued. INVEST now before it peaks ;)
@@umairbilal9593 100% IT IS VERY violtale who knows how much it will drop or gain. But 5+ years from now it's hard to see it not being alot higher then now.,
ETF's are becoming more mainstream than mutual funds. There is also a larger market now for ETF's since anyone with a brokerage account can invest in them.
It would be odd to see it drop too far since the assets are spread across several stocks. Maybe on a complete market meltdown, but very unlikely otherwise. Even if their top holding (Tesla) tanked, that one stock is only 10% of their total assets.
@@40finance You are right in that point but investors who own a big piece of the cake could take their profits since most of this stocks from this ETF are in a bubble state. I believe it is too late to invest here. I'm pointing more in Alibaba stock if Biden wins it is going to be the next big rally.
Innovation thrives in times coming out of economic crisis. ARKK is a great way to get into disruptive innovation in numerous industries. Get in there team. I am going to put in 10% of my portfolio in here.
Yep, easy way to add high growth prospects to your portfolio without the risk of a single stock tanking.
Definitely loving ARKK 👍
I don’t want to own the individual stocks in the fund , so the fund is a great way to participate
Exactly!
I have about $250 into each of ARKs ETFs, doing a 1yr test run before I go all in but will buy on the dips through out the year
Makes sense. Probably best to buy dips for a while anyway with the market so high. Good luck with your investments!
I bought a small amount of ARKK recently. If the price goes down, I'll buy more, but otherwise leave it alone. I'm betting on Cathy Woods. I've invested in ETFs for a decade now, but this is my first active ETF. Also have mutual funds. I'm 70yo, and a new subscriber.
Thanks for watching! Sounds like you've got the right idea...let it run over a few years. ARKK will do all the research and work to maximize your returns.
@@40finance Over the next days, I'll see what other videos you have. I bought a similar position in ESGE. I didn't have EM in my portfolio. Wanted some China too, but not all China.
KWEB is good one for Chinese internet stocks. I used to own it but I got nervous about USA/China relations. I'll likely buy in again if the tensions ease.
I'm Australian and hold ARKK as a way of getting exposure to overseas stocks with a focus on innovation. The Australian stock market is very small and EFTs are dominated by the 4 major banks and mining companies so lack diversification. I'm very happy with how ARKK has preformed to date.
Smart play in my opinion. Easy way to add high-growth innovation stocks without risking your fortunes on one or two stocks. Good luck!
Appreciate your time in making this video.
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing! I personally like the holdings in ARKW better.
Good choice. I used to be an ARKW shareholder. Got in around the bitcoin rush and held for a couple years. I eventually sold because they started adding Tesla, which I didn't think was a true "internet stock." I got back in with ARKK in my IRA account during summer.
ARKW is also the only ARK Fund that I own, but only because my Fidelity Investments rates ARKW highest among all the ARK Funds.
40 Finance come on man don’t you believe Cathie Wood’s $7,000 Tesla price target?! 🤣🤦🏻♂️. She is a hot shit though. Smart investor for sure I’ll give her that.
George X I also am holding ARKW in my 401k. Kind of a set and forget type deal instead of investing in all individual tech stocks.
@@ticktology what are the holdings in ARKW? If you dont mind me asking?
Thanks Jeff! I have two ARK etfs: ARKK and ARKW, I am thinking about selling ARKW and just stay with ARKK. 0.75% is totally justified as you said 👍
I agree. I mentioned in other comments, I used to be in ARKW but sold out to focus more in individual stocks. My IRA is all ETF's but I chose ARKK this time because it includes some of the biomed stocks they like. I'm not smart enough to scout biomed companies lol but I'm confident ARK will choose solid candidates. Great ETF for adding higher growth/risk to a broader portfolio imo.
This was a very thorough overview of ARKK, excellent work sir, great ETF
Thank you!
Hi , great video this. So how much do these etfs fluctuate when compared to normal stocks prices? Are these investments slightly sturdier? also is it worth holding for a shorter term or is it always best to think long term, it's just have a bunch of cash to move int a tax allowance in about 6 months, the money is in a stupid saving account losing money while i wait 6 months and I thought id try Arkk to see if it would grown, if i like i may keep for longer term.
First let me say that any money you need in less than 2 years is better held as cash in order to avoid any short term market dips. I know savings rates are paltry, but if you are buying something with the money in 6 months then this is the safest play. You would also pay tax on capital gains taxes for any investment gains you earned in this time. So if you made $5k in appreciation, this $5k would be taxed as regular income if you sold within a year of your investment.
In regards to ETF behavior...they do fluctuate slightly each day like stocks. However the ups and downs are much more consistent since no single stock movement has a dominant influence on them. The best strategy is to hold long but you can sell at any point.
@@40finance wow thank you for such a full and beautifully concise reply. I appreciate it. I’m in the uk and had a lot of cash sat in poop poo useless bank accounts for way way too long , my tax free ISA wrapper is filled to the max each year and I can’t put any more in until April , until then I figured pop some money into either ARK or ishares clean energy ETF. Yeah I’m aware I trigger a tax on any profits I take, I’m wasn’t sure that this was applied as a lower amount only if I hold for longer than 12 months ( I’m in the UK so it maybe different I need to double check)
As for the bank acc in one for example I held 80k and for a year I earned £1200 interest :( I started investing and bought shares with it all in August and have earned £30,000 profits so far in only 4 months!! It’s upsetting that I’ve wasted all that time and feel like the bank has raped me. If I put it into an ETF I can move 20k across , pay the tax and still be much better off .
I'm in ARKG because I believe in the theme that they follow on that one.
That is an important key...believing in the investment!
wait til crsp starts to really take off!!
*Great vid. The base (40%) of an IRA I'm building for grandson (7yo) is comprised of ARK K, G & W. I'm trying to invest with the mindset of a 1st decade portfolio, thus it's purposefully higher risk. So far I'm delighted with the returns Thanks for your review, Geoff.*
Hard to argue the recent returns. 40% seems about right for a young one...assuming the other 60% is the standard fair of index and dividends. Great idea for building a legacy!
@@40finance *I can sense your concern with risk & it is duly noted, Geoff. Thanks for keeping me in line!!*
Any thought on ARKF (Fintech)?
I love fintech but I already hold Visa and PayPal as individual stocks. ARK is also very big on Square...much more than I am. I like that SQ is in the ARKK ETF because it gives me exposure in case I'm wrong about SQ, which very well could be the case lol.
They are a great opportunity thinking outside the box and reaping the rewards
I never bought etfs, aber they traded on the free market like stocks just with additional fees? Actually because of Cathy i bought tesla and square, i thank her so much, but never considered buying arkk etf.
YOU SHOULD. YOU WILL NEVER ACHIEVE THE PERFORMANCE OF AN ARK ETF ON YOUR OWN..... ARK STAFF OF 32 HAVE ACHIEVED ANNUAL RESULTS IN 60 TO 70 % PLUS PER YEAR FOR THE LAST FIVE YEARS.... NO WAY YOU ARE INVESTING THAT WELL..... I STOPPED BUYING STOCKS AND OWN ALL THE ARK FUNDS....i just hold the stocks I had but as of 3 years ago stopped buying stocks... FYI..... if you send ARK an email on their web site.... They will send you a monthly list of all their trades for all 5 etfs.... so you know exactly what is going on with your money.... ARK etfs are safer that holding QQQ shares ..... perform better than MSFT over the years.... only AMZN does better
Yes, there are fees in the backend. They do not affect your stock price though...whatever you buy/sell for is what you get. The "win" is that you don't have the risk of full exposure to a stock if something goes bad. You also get to invest in multiple stocks through buying only one ticker.
These are good points. I agree it is very unlikely that a regular guy like myself would outperform the ARK team across multiple years. I might get lucky in a given year, but over the long term they have more resources and IQ to win the long game. I do like QQQ though :)
Craig Cothren Thanks for the feedback and I’m in ARKK and ARKF now. Before I came across your comment, I was thinking the exact same thing and spreading out some more capital that I have across all 5 of their ARK funds.
Like they said, if you’re like 80-90% of people, you won’t beat ARK Invest
Jeff, thanks for reviewing ETFs!!!
I'll have some more over the next few weeks. My entire retirement account is ETF's so I'll share my perspectives on those soon.
You said it Geoff!
love Ark!
three etf’s with them so far
Nice!
Good stuff!
Glad you enjoyed it
Expecting ARKK to outperform SPY during low rate environment
Agree. SPY is the equivalent of a savings account now compared to the other growth options in this market.
@@40finance Agreed. The passive index funds strategy is quiet backward looking and old-school now.
I have all 5 Ark active ETFs in my Roth IRA
Nice!
I have ARKK and ARKG, any reason why ARKW is at .79 expense ratio and the rest is .75?
Good question but I'm not sure why that is.
I have all ARK funds. But ARKF may be my favorite. But like them all.
Fintech is a favorite sector for me as well. I don't own ARKF but I like that it is international with MELI, BABA, and ADYEN. Should provide solid returns for many years. Thanks for watching!
I just got into ARK funds. Put a little in all of their ETFs. I’m wondering if that’s best or whether to consolidate to the main ARKK. You think you stand a better chance at higher returns keeping separate?
Post covid era, ARKK will go to the moon. :)
A lot of reasons to be excited with all of the disruption happening around us.
Is Arkk a long time investment in your opinion?
Yes!
Good stuff.. Subscribed. How about QQQ and IPO EFT's?
I love the QQQ! I'll have a video on that one soon 😃
@@40finance Why Rocket Companies going down even though they posted very good results.. I saw your video about RKT and invested before results.. Fingers crossed
Thanks for the insights! Ark is interesting, but i'll pick my own stock.
I understand your point. I do ETF's in my retirement account and individual stocks in my retail account.
Catherine’s genius & knowledge will kick your portfolio’s ass- your choice 😆
Yeah there's no way you managed to even come close to ARKK's return since posting this comment
Hi. You mentioned SEP IRA? What is that and is it different then Roth IRA?
SEP IRA is for small or independent business owners. Same concept as traditional IRA's but the contribution limits are higher since it essentially replaces a W-2 401k plan.
high expense ratio but still a great etf.
Thanks for watching. So far the performance has justified the outstanding performance. We'll see if that continues.
Thanks for the details, shall we trade this ARKK , same like other stocks? If you can do video on the different ARK ETFs and benefits, it would be helpful !!
Yes you can. This one will have more daily ups and downs since the companies are all high growth. That can be a good thing if you like to dollar cost average over time.
@@40finance Make sense, so buy as we have funds or save it ans wait for a dip to get in a cheaper parice :) Thanks mate.
Excellent
Thank you!
How does etfs work. If i put 500 dollars on ARKK how much will i get a year?
Same as a stock...whatever the price trades at. So if the ARKK goes up to $100 then you can sell for $100. The expense fees are on the back end.
@@40finance what about the yearly return?
The dividend is payed annually based on the stock price. At $500, the yield at today's price would be less than $2.
@@40finance so what is the average anual return of 10% the s&p500 pays?
ARKK might have unknown risks as it has various tech stocks with different exposures ???
Yes, it does have some risk factors. Most of the stocks do not follow traditional value metrics. However it does offer a way to bet on high growth without the need to commit to one stock.
What percentage of ARKK are you holding in your Roth IRA if I may ask?
Right now it sits just below 15%
liked!
Thanks!
No but i have $60k Canadian that will be going there
Mona AI, it is now possible to buy some of the ARK Invest funds in Canadian dollars. ARK Invest have a marketing agreement with Emerge Canada Inc. ( emergecm.ca/emergearketfs/ ) that has allows Emerge to re-list the ETFs on Canada's NEO Stock Exchange where they trade in Canadian dollars. As a result, ARKK now also trades on the Canadian exchange as EARK. The Emerge Canada Inc. versions do have a slightly higher management fee and trade at far smaller volumes. I note the NEO Stock Exchange is included in the CRA's list of eligible exchanges so the Canadian versions can still be held in Canadian retirement accounts like the TFSA, RRSP, etc.. The differences in performance between the US & Canadian versions is primarily a function of differences in the currencies. It is possible for the Canadian version to have a down day when the US version went up, if at the same time the Canadian dollar was stronger than the USD. The opposite of course can happen too! Seeing the same thing listed in both dollars really highlights the currency-related impact on all our holdings. That impact usually isn't as apparent when we see a holding listed in just one currency.
I note that ARK Invest has a similar marketing arrangement with Nikko Asset Management that allows that company to offer the funds as mutual funds in Japan. That same company is also marketing a version of ARKK for the Europe, Singapore, Australia, and New Zealand markets.
As a fellow Canadian, my own investment in ARKK was done in my Questrade TFSA buying the ETF in US dollars. My position in it is up 138.7% which is satisfying. It is more volatile than most of the rest of my etf's but I bought it as a long term hold and I'm happy to see where that takes me. I also have holdings in ARKG and ARKW that are also up over 100%. 🙂
@@rossmacintosh5652 i think i can learn a lot from you. Do u mind exchanging emails
Nurseaim101@gmail.com.
Hope to hear from you soon
@@rossmacintosh5652 I was eyeing this ARK all 2018 and 2019 but i invested all my cash in Tesla inside.
I didnt have $$ so i focused on picking growth stocks like Tesla and Facebook.
I'm new to investing I started about 2 years ago.
I hope u can share your wisdom and knowledge with me.
ARKW performs a lot better than ARKk by a landslide.
I used to own that one. I just replied this to a similar comment... "I used to be an ARKW shareholder. Got in around the bitcoin rush and held for a couple years. I eventually sold because they started adding Tesla, which I didn't think was a true "internet stock." I got back in with ARKK in my IRA account during summer."
@@40finance Oh okay gotcha. Well Arkk and Arkw still outperforms the S&P 500.You are still winning regardless 👍
Unfortunately in Europe it is banned by regulators as every US domiciled ETF
That's too bad. Maybe an alternative will startup at some point.
It’s super hard to rate ARK ETFs since most of them are in companies whose true value can only be judged 5-10years down the lane. It’s not everyone’s cup of tea. However it can pay off big if the research wing of ARK has done their due diligence. Only time will tell.
Very true. Thanks for watching!
If u like to gamble, buy Tesla or go to Vegas.
If you like to invest, buy Nvidia, Zoom, Facebook, Microsoft, Google, Wells Fargo, Netflix
TRUST THE PROCESS.
I don't see any other EV company coming close to the momentum and innovation that of Tesla. In next 5 years, Tesla is gonna crush the automobile industry. That's the reason intelligent investors know how Tesla stock is STILL undervalued. INVEST now before it peaks ;)
Wells fargo....oh my
@@umairbilal9593 100% IT IS VERY violtale who knows how much it will drop or gain. But 5+ years from now it's hard to see it not being alot higher then now.,
Do u know why ARK don't want to issue mutual fund? They have ability to pick up potential stocks? Why they focus on ETF style?
ETF's are becoming more mainstream than mutual funds. There is also a larger market now for ETF's since anyone with a brokerage account can invest in them.
This stock is about to collapse anytime soon
It would be odd to see it drop too far since the assets are spread across several stocks. Maybe on a complete market meltdown, but very unlikely otherwise. Even if their top holding (Tesla) tanked, that one stock is only 10% of their total assets.
@@40finance You are right in that point but investors who own a big piece of the cake could take their profits since most of this stocks from this ETF are in a bubble state. I believe it is too late to invest here. I'm pointing more in Alibaba stock if Biden wins it is going to be the next big rally.
@@richardbalboa7161 y if Biden wins (which he did) and tht stock is very exprensive