Ark ETF News

On Tuesday's episode of "Mad Money," host Jim Cramer shared his outlook on the five largest holdings in the Ark Innovation ETF.

S&P Levels To Watch As "Fed Speakers Lunge Around Like ''Short Gamma'' Traders" After the epic melt-up into month-end, during which the world and their pet rabbit was forced to cover or roll any and all downside hedges, the question now is what happens next? Ahead of the now ''common knowledge'' that Friday''s payrolls print is going to be a disaster (potentially a negative number) - and reassurances from various ''experts'' that this will be ''transitory'', Nomura''s Charlie McElligott comments that Fed Speakers are lunging around like short Gamma traders: The Bostic 50bps mis-headline-ing episode over the wknd having to then be walked back yesterday - followed by Feds Daly also then having to clarify early comments made just hours before yesterday as well - are stark reminders that the months ahead are going to get ugly w.r.t. Fed speak being over-interpreted as forward guidance, when in reality, their commentary is merely a reflection of extremely high inflation - and wages - convexity month-to-month.

Cathie Wood scooped up 27,556 shares of Tesla in her flagship fund ARK Innovation on Monday, a position worth roughly $25.8 million.

Cathie Wood's ARK Innovation ETF is down 25% for January, but the billionaire investor says the long-term view of the fund remains positive, reported the Wall Street Journal on Monday. ARKK received $

Matt Tuttle, Tuttle Capital Management CEO, joins CNBC's 'Squawk Box' to discuss why he created an ETF that shorts Cathie Wood's tech-focused Ark Innovation fund.

"Peak Rationality" Hit In 1980, And Since Then It''s Been All About "Emotion" By Nicholas Colas of DataTrek Research We have a two-fer for Story Time this week. The first is a reminder to never buy a new 52-week low, a lesson we first learned watching a highly skilled investor try to bottom-tick Enron. The second is a review of a new academic paper that tracks the use of rational versus emotional words in English language books and periodicals from 1850 to the present day. Peak rationality was in 1980 according to this work, and emotion has been making a strong comeback ever since. Markets reflect societal trends, so any wonder meme stocks happened? #1: Never buy a stock or investment theme making new 52-week lows. We often mention this piece of market wisdom, but today I (Nick) will discuss it in a little more detail. It has taken me decades of experience to understand all the nuances of this old traders aphorism, so here is my highlight reel on the topic. The first time I realized the power of this rule was watching a close friend and institutional money manager buy Enron in 2001 as the stock was collapsing.

Ark Invest founder Cathie Woods flagship ARK Innovation ETF (ARCA: ARKK) has seen a significant decline over the last week, dropping back to a level last seen in mid-2020. The fund is currently down by more than 15%. The holdings of the ARK Innovation ETF are down more than 50% from their recent highs, including Spotify Technology SA (NYSE: SPOT ), Block Inc (NYSE: SQ ), Zoom Video Communications Inc (NASDAQ: ZM ), and Roku Inc (NASDAQ: ROKU ). Shares of technology and biotech firms are down significantly, which are the Full story available on Benzinga.com

It''s been a tough start to the year for investors in big tech companies. Cathie Wood''s ARK Innovation fund, a big owner of Tesla, Zoom and Roku, has plunged nearly 30%. And speculative meme stocks like GameStop and AMC have been crushed.

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BofA: Fed Will Push Until The Market Breaks, And This Is The Best Indicator Of The Coming Crisis One week after Bank of America''s uber-bearish strategist Michael Hartnett warned that " Nasdaq 14000 a supremely important level to hold in Q1 ", or else the market gets it ... the market "got it", with the resulting violent spasms sending volatility shockwaves across the globe, sending the Russell into a bear market, the Nasdaq into a deep correction (and almost a bear market), the S&P lower by 10%, while volatility has evaporated to levels last seen during the March 2020 crash when the Fed had to inject $5 trillion in immediate liquidity to avoid a total systemic collapse. And while it may not have felt like it, the moves below the surface have certainly been crashy with 42% of MSCI indices trading below their 50 & 200dma this week, although we are a long way from a confirmed buy signal which requires 88% of indices to be technically oversold. For that to happen, the following levels need to crack according to BofA: IBOV <100k, FTSE <7200, TSX <20k Of course, despite the feigned outrage, there is nothing "shocking" about the market''s reaction to a Fed that has suddenly turned hostile, with many wondering if the Fed''s put has become a Fed call: as Hartnett - who correctly predicted everything that is happening in his series of notes focusing on the "rate shock" of 2022 - writes in his latest Flow Show, markets are not so strange after all: the inflation shock" of H220 has been followed by "rates shock" in H122 which likely followed by "growth shock" H222; the sequence by which markets are discounting monetary tightening is quite normalEM, then long-duration assets, then speculative assets, now more mainstream assets.

ARK's Innovation fund hit a new 52-week low on Friday when it fell below the $65 level. It's now down about 60% from its all-time high and it's already approaching a 30% decline in the first month of

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Matthew Tuttle Timed His Anti-ARKK ETF Perfectly And Has $350 Million In Inflows To Show For It Over the last couple of weeks, we have written extensively about the plunge in Cathie Wood''s flagship "Innovation" ARKK fund. But it''s the man who is making money while ARKK flounders that we haven''t covered at length. That man is Matthew Tuttle, who first had the idea to start an ETF betting against Wood''s flagship fund when he saw the idea on Twitter last year, according to a new article from Yahoo . The 53 year old thought to himself at the time: Holy crap, thats a great idea. In the following weeks, he filed for The Tuttle Capital Short Innovation ETF, ticker SARK, which would seek to bet against Wood''s fund using swaps contracts. Since its inception, the fund is up almost 60% while ARKK has fallen more than 40%. In other words, Tuttle''s timing was incredible. His fund has seen inflows of $298 million while a net $92 million has been pulled from ARKK over the same time period, Yahoo reported.

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