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XOVR!
NASA owned by ARK.
Ewe!!!

Posts like these and the pumping of thematic ETFs are the surest sign that a correction is coming. This is 2021 and ARK funds all over again.
People need to keep in mind that while AI may be huge and here to stay, so was the internet. And Cisco was the infrastructure play in 2000 - it couldn’t go tits up!
We all know how that ended.

You can tell who got into investing after the ARK funds collapsed. Most of these guys sound just like me when I thought I was investing in the future of the post-COVID digital economy.
Now I won’t touch thematic ETFs with a 10-foot pole.

No discretionary active management funds, but I do own some rule-based / systematically managed funds such as AVUV, AVDV, DGS. I wouldn’t classify those as actively managed like Kathy Wood’s ARK funds for example.

Cathie Wood's ARK ETF released its daily trading data for Wednesday, May 20, 2026, revealing significant movements in several key stocks. The most notable transaction was the purchase of 82,779 shares of Cerebras Systems Inc. (CBRS) through the ARKK ETF, for a total of $25,134,187. This reflects continued interest in Cerebras Systems, following a substantial purchase last Friday.
Size is key for the AI ​​chipmaker Cerebras: Their chips are truly massive, about the size of a dinner plate. According to Andrew Feldman, CEO and founder of Cerebras, that's about 58 times larger than the average chip. This sheer size enables blazing-fast inference for AI queries.
By tackling Kimi K2.6, a behemoth with a trillion parameters developed by Moonshot AI in Beijing, Cerebras is showcasing the power of its Wafer Scale Engines (WSEs), components that occupy an entire wafer.
The result is undeniable: for a standard coding request, Cerebras' machine delivered the complete response in 5.6 seconds. Kimi's official endpoint, on the other hand, took 163.7 seconds.
This feat, validated by Artificial Analysis, is 6.7 times faster than the best competitor on GPUs and 23 times faster than the market median.

I can't believe how ass ARK etfs are whenever i look them up. They consistently underperform standard tickers tracking similar themes.