Ark's Cathie Wood Buys Up Robinhood Shares

The video discusses ARK's performance in 2021, highlighting a 2% decline compared to the NASDAQ and S&P 500 gains. Kathy Wood's strategy of buying both underperforming and successful stocks is explored, with Robinhood's IPO and ARK's investment in it as a case study. Despite Roku's strong performance, ARK sold a significant amount of its shares, possibly due to upcoming earnings reports.

How did ARK's fund perform in 2021 compared to the NASDAQ 100 and S&P 500?

• It performed equally to the NASDAQ 100.

• It performed equally to the S&P 500.

• It outperformed both indices.

• It underperformed both indices.

What is Kathy Wood's investment strategy as mentioned in the first section?

• Only buying low-performing stocks.

• Avoiding all stock investments.

• Buying a mix of both high and low-performing stocks.

• Only buying high-performing stocks.

Why did Kathy Wood invest in Robinhood despite its poor IPO performance?

• Because it was recommended by other investors.

• Because it is a well-established company.

• Because it had a high initial stock price.

• Because it fits her strategy of targeting disruptors.

What was surprising about ARK's decision regarding Roku shares?

• They held onto shares despite market volatility.

• They ignored the company's earnings report.

• They sold shares despite Kathy's bullish stance.

• They bought more shares despite its poor performance.

What might be a reason for ARK selling Roku shares?

• To increase their stake in Robinhood.

• To avoid potential losses before earnings reports.

• To diversify into other streaming companies.

• To follow a new investment trend.