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ARKK continuing outperformance, but has it run too hot?ARK is unique in that it has multiple non-leveraged, actively-managed ETFs that have delivered strong outperformance. But in the past few months, that out-performance has gained steam. We've seen ETFs like $PBW and $TAN run up, but $ARKW, $ARKQ, $ARKG, $ARKF have all delivered strong performance vs. $SPY. This chart shows that the "innovation and disruption" narrative is either true, or has been overbought. The divergence is extreme. Sitting at 10%+ of the fund is $TSLA, who recently dissolved their PR team, and had a roof fly off of a Model 3 on the drive home from the dealership. Valuations are stretched on most of the holdings. Research by Morgan Stanley and Schwab Equity Research have shown that stocks with very high beta and the highest forward P/E estimates perform worse than those with low-beta and lower forward P/E estimates. From a technical side, any kind of mean-reversion for $ARKK would be disastrous. While it is the most liquid of the $ARKK funds, a breakdown in the mid-cap growth narrative could impact funds like these the most. $PBW and $TAN have already dealt with their reckoning, losing a great deal of their value in 2009. Are we seeing something similar happen today? Or are we seeing another parabolic move that will see additional follow-through, as we saw with $TSLA back in January?
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by NotIndicative
Arkk Innovation ETF - Disruption is the key.The markets correction is providing an opportunity for entry an amazing ETF. the cross point is around 88.50, with strong resistance support at around 84.50-81 levels. With Battery Day looming, a potential rebound may occur (Tesla) Not to forget Nikola is battered with the resignation of Trevor, leaving few rivals to compete in the markets. For those whom one some positioning in Tesla but want to diversify and not to take huge position, this is a great alternative as the fund manager keeps a position on Tesla at around 10%. point of entry for consideration between 86-88 Target Price based on 2 Nov Low TP - 95 High TP - 113
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by Furball_Machines
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ARKK high buying pressureAfter hitting its final long long term support line, ARKK has finally bounced off the support. The buying pressure was so strong that it reclaimed its previous support at the 87.75 level. The RSI tells the same story. Expect a continued uptrend, until it hits the top of the channel, At which point we will either see the price breakout or fall back to the floor. Also, Watch for the RSI to hit either trendline to get an idea of which way the price is headed. In the past, the RSI hitting a support level has been bullish for the ETF. When the RSI has the the long term resistance line, it has always been bearish in the short-medium term. The worst drop In Price, after the RSI hit resistance, was right below the March lows. As for fundamentals, I like this etf because it has been a top performer, as far as ETFs go, for the past year. I also like this etf because it gives you good exposure to Tesla, without directly investing in the riskiness of Tesla. Even I admit TSLA could be trading at pretty high valuations, so it helps that this etfs invests in other “disruptive companies” such as Square (SQ).
AMEX:ARKKLong
by Isaiahgr3
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ARRK Innovation wins with strong trading, not technicalsThat indicates the trading of the fund has been superior. The concept of ARKK remains solid, however, investors should know that risk emanates also from trading skill of management. As the fund grows, trading for Wood will become harder. This is a satellite fund opporunity until the fund gets "too big." What is too big? Typically when the assets under management get to be about equal to the average net market cap of stocks traded. That is, if the average market cap of stocks owned is $10 billion, then the fund can likely trade effectively until it has around $10 billion under management. This rule is not firm, it is fudgey, but generally about right.
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by Kirk_Spano
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