

We no longer Skyped but Zoomed, just like we’ve been Googling for years.

But Zoom the videoconferencing company eventually became synonymous with video chatting, just as Skype had been the previous decade. The SEC actually suspended trading of ZOOM until the confusion could be cleared up. In fact, during that topsy-turvy market turmoil in March 2020, investors accidently bought shares of Zoom Technologies, an obscure company that had not filed any paperwork with the Securities and Exchange Commission ( SEC) since 2015. It’s easy to forget that Zoom only IPO’d in April 2019, so that most of its life as a publicly traded company has been during The Rona. In addition, the big brains at the investment firm recently published a report claiming that Zoom stock would hit $1,500 a share by 2026 – and that’s the baseline estimate between the most bullish and bearish scenarios. 1 holding in Ark’s flagship ETF, accounting for about 10% of the entire portfolio. However, we’ve always viewed stocks like Moderna ( MRNA) and Zoom ( ZM), as a pandemic one-hit wonder like the song Ice, Ice Baby. Half of the top 10 holdings in this fund also appear as loves or likes in our Nanalyze Disruptive Tech Portfolio, so we share a certain amount of simpatico. What’s next for ARKK? Well, the firm is hardly backing down from its investment theme of disruptive technologies, and investors seem to be following suit with net inflows of around $1.3 billion this year for ARK’s flagship ETF.
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That brings us to professional investment manager Cathie “Risk is my Shtick” Wood, founder and CEO of Ark Invest, an investment management firm that in recent years played kingmaker among tech stocks until the kingdom fell into ruin this year. If that’s not enough to drive you into going all-in on vino investing: Just 2.4% of stocks accounted for all of the $75 trillion in net global stock market wealth over those 30 years. Treasury bills in terms of compound returns. Indeed, a recent study that looked at the performance of more than 64,000 global stocks between January 1990 and December 2020 found that more than half underperformed one-month U.S. One of our core mantras at Nanalyze is that if 95% of professional investment managers can’t beat a broad market benchmark, it’s highly, highly unlikely that an all-night session of LMGTFY will lead you to the next Microsoft or Google.
