Cathie Wood is the face of the Nasdaq implosion

Discussion in 'Wall St. News' started by Innervoice, Oct 12, 2022.

  1. Rams Fan

    Rams Fan

    Then, we agree.

    If she were an independent CPO she'd probably be facing criminal charges or at the very least the CFTC would be investigating for mismanagement or malpractice.

    Since she is running an SEC regulated fund with an SEC and FINRA approved prospectus, she can burn the whole thing to the ground and be applauded.
     
    #41     Jan 2, 2023
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  2. I believe it was yesterday I read she had just bought more Coinbase again.
     
    #42     Jan 2, 2023
  3. SunTrader

    SunTrader

     
    #43     Jan 6, 2023
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  4. Buy1Sell2

    Buy1Sell2

    I'm given to understand that ARKK is an ETF that can be bought and sold at any time the market is open.
     
    #44     Jan 6, 2023
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  5. d08

    d08

    Cathie Wood just went to Yahoo Finance, picked all the trending stocks and called it a fund.
     
    #45     Jan 6, 2023
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  6. I am going to buy this, what do you think?
     
    #46     Jan 6, 2023
  7. SunTrader

    SunTrader

    When "it rains it pours".

    https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ark-fund-unloads-silvergate-stake-131252888.html

    Cathie Wood Sells 99% of Silvergate Stake as Customers Flee
    Matt Turner
    Fri, January 6, 2023 at 9:44 AM EST·3 min read


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    Cathie Wood Sells 99% of Silvergate Stake as Customers Flee
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    (Bloomberg) -- One of Cathie Wood’s funds sold virtually all of its shares in Silvergate Capital Corp. after the cryptocurrency-focused bank announced that it was forced to sell assets at a steep loss as customers pulled out most of their deposits during the fourth quarter.

    Her ARK Fintech Innovation exchange-traded fund unloaded roughly 404,000 shares of Silvergate on Thursday, cutting the ETF’s holdings by more than 99%, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The fund’s remaining holdings, which amount to less than 4,000 shares, are worth about $43,000 — only about 0.01% of the fund’s total portfolio.

    Silvergate told investors on Thursday that customers’ deposits of digital assets tumbled from $11.9 billion to $3.8 billion during the fourth quarter, when the fallout from the FTX collapse rattled investors’ faith in cryptocurrency lenders. The exodus forced it to sell securities and related derivatives at a loss of $718 million.

    The revelation sent Silvergate shares down by a record 43% Thursday, and they slipped as much as 6.9% more on Friday. The stock has been in a downward spiral for more than a year amid the deepening crypto industry rout. Since its record closing high of $222.13 in November 2021, the stock has fallen more than 94%, erasing about $5.5 billion in market value.

    Wood’s decision to almost completely exit her position is a swift reversal from just two months ago, when her ARK Fintech Innovation fund purchased more than 200,000 shares of the bank in the span of a week as the collapse of Sam Bankman-Fried’s FTX exchange deepened concerns about the finances of crypto companies. She previously sold about 190,000 shares of Silvergate in mid-December when it was trading at around $19 a share, roughly 50% above Thursday’s closing level.

    She is isn’t the only one to sour on Silvergate after Thursday’s announcement either. At least eight analysts cut their price targets on the stock, including Canaccord Genuity’s Joseph Vafi, who slashed his from $150 to $25. The reductions brought the crypto bank’s average 12-month target price down to $19.45, still some 55% above Thursday’s close.

    JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s Steven Alexopoulos was one of three analysts tracked by Bloomberg to downgrade their recommendation on the stock, cutting his rating to neutral from overweight. He also cut his price target by more than 50% to $14 from $30. Craig-Hallum’s George Sutton downgraded the stock to hold from buy, while Bank of America Corp. analyst Brandon Berman cut Silvergate to underperform from neutral.

    “The circumstances surrounding Silvergate are very challenging and the near-term is hard to predict,” Sutton wrote in a note to clients. “It must contend with a continuance of crypto winter, regulatory inquiries, and potential legislative action, which challenges the potential growth profile materially.”

    (Updates with BofA downgrade, Friday trading)
     
    #47     Jan 6, 2023
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  8. Buy1Sell2

    Buy1Sell2

     
    #48     Jan 6, 2023
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    LOL\ I DO NOT agree with her buying a bit of bit con or bitcoin\ but i think she sold it all??
    ACTUALLY i read an AUM MAGAzine about a lot of details about her + her fund.
    Sorry she had no husband to yell @ her for buying bit con:caution::caution:
    Actually she is much better than averag eand AUM \ but when a business AUM MAGAzine puts you on the cover\ buyer beware usually:D:D\or buyer beware in a bear market......................
    I tried to help her[SARK buy = main trend] for ARKK/ subject to change ]like Art Cashin says ''shorts help fuel rally:caution::caution:''
    WHEN ARKK close$ above 50week ma\ like SARK has now maybe you should buYY ARKK to help fuel the ARKK rally /help her.....................NOT a stock tip
     
    #49     Jan 6, 2023
  10. I guess she is not happy with SBF lately...
     
    #50     Jan 6, 2023
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