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Thinking of a long term auto invest pie as below, looking opinions, especially on the ARK ETFs

Pretty much how this sub goes. My unlucky ass found this sub back in 2021 back when everyone was parroting ARK funds🙃

Cathie Wood’s ARK bought more $CMPS today

Thank you! And I can also see this working but as many have pointed out flaws in this thread (which is great, we all get to learn!). That includes the sample size of the companies being too small. Here is the full list of companies as you asked!
Alphabet, Visa, Moody's, Coinbase, Mastercard, Procter & Gamble, Berkshire Hathaway, Coca-Cola, Apple, Texas Instruments, DaVita, PepsiCo, American Express, UnitedHealth, Johnson & Johnson, Home Depot, Sysco, 3M, Amazon, Illinois Tool Works, Chubb, Colgate-Palmolive, Emerson Electric, Palantir, Abbott Laboratories, Super Micro Computer, Chevron, Carvana, Walmart, Bank of America, Occidental Petroleum, McDonald's, Constellation Brands, SiriusXM, Verisign, Lowe's, Tesla, MicroStrategy, GameStop, Kroger, Beyond Meat, Kraft Heinz, DoorDash, Capital One, Rivian, CrowdStrike, AMC, Lucid, ARK Innovation ETF, Snowflake

New 13F filings show major financial institutions sharply increased positions in BitMine, a public company widely known as the largest corporate holder of Ethereum.
Morgan Stanley now holds 12.2M shares (+26%), ARK 9.5M (+27%), BlackRock 9M (+166%), and Goldman Sachs 5.2M (+588%). Vanguard, Bank of America, Schwab, RBC, Citi and BNY Mellon also expanded exposure.
In total, 457 institutional holders now control about 136.7M BitMine shares (\~$2.86B).
This suggests institutions are increasingly accessing ETH exposure via equity structures rather than direct custody — similar to how MicroStrategy functions as a BTC proxy.
Full breakdown:
[https://btcusa.com/wall-street-giants-boost-bitmine-holdings-as-institutional-ethereum-exposure-expands/](https://btcusa.com/wall-street-giants-boost-bitmine-holdings-as-institutional-ethereum-exposure-expands/)
Curious how people here see this trend — does equity-based ETH exposure accelerate or delay direct institutional ETH ownership?

I own ARK Innovation, barely up in a year. I also have ARK Robotics, up big.

Had an advisor handle funds
First thing he did was dump all the ARK ones
before they all crashed
wow, that guy was right

I've seen her around town a couple times (seriously)
One of the reasons she likely fell off the radar was moving ARK to St Pete, where she's well outside the Wall Street and NY media circuit. But it's also 72 and sunny today.
But I still heard Bloomberg talking about her yesterday, and we're talking about her now.

“The ARK Innovation ETF (Cathie Wood) completed a 10-day losing streak earlier this month, its longest on record. Over the past half decade ARKK is down more than 50%, even as the Nasdaq 100 has seen gains of 80%.”
It’s too late, nobody can fix her

She's a giant retard. ARK's 2025 bull target for Tesla would require 10M sales and something like 42B revenue from the nonexistent robotaxis, they argued that would justify a market cap of 1.5T, whoch is funny because Tesla didn't even reach the bear target of 5M sales (they sold 1.5M) and the taxi business is only burning cash, but the market cap is there. Bubble of bubbles.

She lives here in St Pete now and is actually fairly involved in a number of real estate plays. They moved ARK headquarters here. But she was everywhere because she was a Tesla bull before it had the huge pandemic run.