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He also provided seed funding for ARK Invest after becoming friends with Cathie Wood through a church event lol.

How are the ARK funds still going? Who keeps giving Cathie fresh cash to burn?

Bill Ackmen invests billion dollars in Netflix and took 400 million loss, just before it runs hugely up. That is my favorite.
Or
Catthy Woods had Roku at $500 and more per share and didn't sell. ARK sold MILLIONS of NVDA and AMD shares before the run and ofc the most stupid one, Catthy didnt sell TELADOC when it was $160 per share!

Jim Cramer made a few hundred mil running a hedge fund, then launched a newsletter off the back of that and got a TV gig - which is basically just a hobby for him.
Cathie Wood pitched her idea to her firm, Alliance Bernstein, and was told no. She left to start ARK on her own. She raised A LOT of money at the perfect time. Even though her ETFs have been disasters, they still generate at least $10 million in management fees every year. Her firm does not have a lot of expensive staff. I think her peak management fees in a year were almost $100 million.

Käthe Holz und Jim Cramer beide bullisch auf WeltraumEntdeckungTechnologie – was gibt es schöneres als Konfirmationstobias für meine Kurzhosen 😎🚀💥 $SPCX
CATHIE WOOD’S ARK INVEST BOUGHT ANOTHER 153,249 SHARES OF SPACEX TODAY.

He also provided seed funding for ARK Invest after becoming friends with Cathie Wood through a church event lol.

How are the ARK funds still going? Who keeps giving Cathie fresh cash to burn?

Bill Ackmen invests billion dollars in Netflix and took 400 million loss, just before it runs hugely up. That is my favorite.
Or
Catthy Woods had Roku at $500 and more per share and didn't sell. ARK sold MILLIONS of NVDA and AMD shares before the run and ofc the most stupid one, Catthy didnt sell TELADOC when it was $160 per share!

Jim Cramer made a few hundred mil running a hedge fund, then launched a newsletter off the back of that and got a TV gig - which is basically just a hobby for him.
Cathie Wood pitched her idea to her firm, Alliance Bernstein, and was told no. She left to start ARK on her own. She raised A LOT of money at the perfect time. Even though her ETFs have been disasters, they still generate at least $10 million in management fees every year. Her firm does not have a lot of expensive staff. I think her peak management fees in a year were almost $100 million.

Käthe Holz und Jim Cramer beide bullisch auf WeltraumEntdeckungTechnologie – was gibt es schöneres als Konfirmationstobias für meine Kurzhosen 😎🚀💥 $SPCX
CATHIE WOOD’S ARK INVEST BOUGHT ANOTHER 153,249 SHARES OF SPACEX TODAY.

Remember her ARK ETFs lmfao

Perhaps it was a sector themed ETF or an actively managed one like the ARK funds.
Some sector fund holdings are fine but the core of the portfolio should be VOO or VTI, that way you'll never seriously underperform the market if you continually buy in via dollar cost averaging.

Just listen to Cathy Woods. She has successfully avoided any of her clients invested in ARK ETF from having to pay capital gains. She is a financial genius the same way Elon is an engineer.

Damn, I keep seeing ARK Invest ads on Reddit.
Fucking retards.

Been digging into SoFi Technologies (SOFI) and wanted to lay out both sides before earnings on July 29. Curious what others think.
Bull case:
Q1 2026 revenue hit $1.10B, net income up 134%, record loan originations of $12.18B — all beat estimates
18 straight quarters hitting the "Rule of 40"
CEO Anthony Noto has been buying shares on the open market; ARK has been adding too
Expanding beyond lending: small business loans, an AI trading tool (Composer), new ETF (SFYI)
Down \~32% YTD, trading closer to 52-week low ($14.92) than high ($32.73) despite the growth — some see that as a gap worth buying
Consensus price targets ($21–$22.56) imply real upside from \~$18
Bear case:
Consensus rating is just "Hold," not "Buy"
March 2026 Muddy Waters report alleged accounting misstatements and undisclosed charge-off rates — still an overhang
Profitability and financial strength scores are weak (GuruFocus: 2/10 and 4/10 respectively), cash flow still deeply negative
GuruFocus fair value estimate (\~$16) and Simply Wall St. intrinsic value (\~$13.84) both sit below current price
Keefe Bruyette has an Underperform rating, $16 target
Bull case breaks if charge-offs cross 3.5% or the Muddy Waters allegations gain regulatory traction
Not a recommendation either way — just trying to get a clearer picture before earnings. What's everyone's read?