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Daily, ARK reports updated holdings broken out by ETF. ARK holds a good chunk of TDOC, yet TSLA remains ARK's largest total holding by market value. See all 47 ARKK ETF Holdings
Yeah, Bizwire is where I saw the claim that one of the funds has TDOC as their top holding. It's ARKG. But it's only 7% of the total.Daily, ARK reports updated holdings broken out by ETF. ARK holds a good chunk of TDOC, yet TSLA remains ARK's largest total holding by market value. See all 47 ARKK ETF Holdings
Daily, ARK reports updated holdings broken out by ETF. ARK holds a good chunk of TDOC, yet TSLA remains ARK's largest total holding by market value. See all 47 ARKK ETF Holdings
Yeah, Bizwire is where I saw the claim that one of the funds has TDOC as their top holding. It's ARKG. But it's only 7% of the total.
You got it reversed. Ownership % refers to how much of the float they own. Weight refers to the amount owned by each fund.Same site I used. The 6+% is how much of the TDOC stock they own, not how much of the fund it is. The 5.88% weight is spread across four funds.
ARKK Holdings of Teladoc Health (TDOC) - Updated Daily (cathiesark.com)
Tesla, especially if below $700. That said, plan on holding it at least 5+ years. Recommend ARK funds as an EFT long term play (probably ARKK if you only want to invest in one ARK fund).We started discussing this in another thread so I decided to start a new thread. Would love to know what sectors and stocks people are in, with successes and if you want to share, bad trades or holds. My brief story below:
Traded a lot from 99-01 but volatility of Dot Com Market collapse forced me out with a decent profit. Fast forward19 years, I dove back in at the bottom in March. Had some success trading Comcast the first week, got caught in a bad trade with Citrix. Had an initial wishlist of NFLX, DOCU, Roku and Comcast. Didn’t pull the trigger quickly enough and watched most run away. Roku and Gartner I’ve been in and out of but just can’t seem to win on them. Two big winners have been DocuSign and Five Nine Inc (FIVN). I’m out now except for a small position in DocuSign, as I expect tech stocks to sell off soon and want to be ready to buy on dip.
Stocks Im looking at adding:
MSFT
AMZN
FB
ROKU
TWLO
FIVN
BX (Blackstone)
Tesla
OKTA
PENN
Walmart
CCL (Carnival)
IT (Gartner)
do you think with all the talk of CBDC and pushing everything digital, that LINK and XRP/XDC are the ones to get into and hold? It seems so.Heavy hitters coming out of the woodworks to speak at Chainlink's SmartCon View attachment 68832
Sure, but how many bought or also added LINK around $14?Heavy hitters coming out of the woodworks to speak at Chainlink's SmartCon
Not precisely a container ship ETF, yet the BDRY dry bulk futures ETF is in the ballpark. Neither suggesting nor discouraging, just sharing.I’m looking for a container ship focused ETF but the old one, SEA, is gone. Suggestions?
I'm always accumulating link. That SWIFT integration in Nov 2022 is going to roll heads.Sure, but how many bought or also added LINK around $14?
Got more at $13.75, disappointed in myself that I didn’t get a whole lot more! Every crypto was at a huge discount but LINK at a 75% discount was arguably the biggest. It’s my 2nd biggest holding after ETH.Sure, but how many bought or also added LINK around $14?
IndeedGot more at $13.75, disappointed in myself that I didn’t get a whole lot more! Every crypto was at a huge discount but LINK at a 75% discount was arguably the biggest. It’s my 2nd biggest holding after ETH.
GE is up 700% pre open. Reverse split.
Reduce the number of shares for a company now its size. They had 8+ BB shares now 1B. They have been selling off businesses for years like GE Capital. Now have shares more in line with other companies their size. Smaller, more focused tech company...What's the purpose of a reverse split?
Reduce the number of shares for a company now its size. They had 8+ BB shares now 1B. They have been selling off businesses for years like GE Capital. Now have shares more in line with other companies their size. Smaller, more focused tech company...
They also declared a $ 0.01 divvy.i hate when companies waste money on share buybacks.
return it to shareholders as dividends
A lot of the time it is just to manage dilution from employee stock comp and other business-related share issuances (i.e. convertible debt). I feel like the headlines get the attention and it has been completely vilified recently.i hate when companies waste money on share buybacks.
return it to shareholders as dividends
A lot of the time it is just to manage dilution from employee stock comp and other business-related share issuances (i.e. convertible debt). I feel like the headlines get the attention and it has been completely vilified recently.