ARKK Stock Recent News

Recent fund flow divergence signals higher perceived bubble risk in ARKK vs. QQQM, with ARKK seeing outflows and QQQM consistent inflows. ARKK's holdings are more speculative and carry extreme valuation risks. QQQM's lower-cost and passive approach makes more sense with more established tech firms trading at less extreme P/E ratios.

The ETF is having quite a year, which might be leading investors to take some profits.

Smart money isn't always smart, and following it blindly is unlikely to pay off.

ETFs pulled in $38B last week, led by QQQ, VOO, ARKK, ETHA and VCIT as cooling inflation and rate-cut hopes boosted markets.

Most of the largest companies in the world today are involved in technology-related industries. Their financial successes, as well as their shareholder returns, have certainly drawn the attention of investors.

Key Points in This Article: Money flows into ETFs surged to $5.9 billion last week, well over twice the 52-week average of $2.3 billion.

ARKK's active management fails to generate statistically significant alpha, making its high fees unjustified versus passive alternatives. QQQ, a passive ETF with a lower expense ratio, has outperformed ARKK over the long term and shows mild, occasional outperformance. Given current market conditions and QQQ's strong recovery, I recommend holding QQQ rather than switching to ARKK.

Ark Invest CEO Cathie Wood is known for her stock picks over the last decade, handpicking many of the growth stocks that find their way into the company's ETFs.

Cathie Wood's ARK ETFs, ARKK and ARKW, roar back with record single-day inflows, flipping 2025 flows from deep red to billions in the black.

When it comes to Caterpillar (CAT), @Theotrade's Don Kaufman leans bullish and offers an example options trade to reflect his view. However, he explains his bearish position in Morgan Stanley (MS) on the back of Tuesday's CPI report, and for the ARK Innovation ETF (ARKK) and its high-beta aspects.