I think a lot of inflation is supply-chain related, says Cathie Wood

Ritholtz Wealth Management CEO Josh Brown asks Cathie Wood about issues he has with buying her fund: Growth in the current inflationary environment and why he doesn't see innovation in some of her investments.

[@doragary3717]

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[@christopherhobb7702]

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[@jeremygood3246]

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[@GS0021]

She says same thing in every call as if it is recorded🧐 1. Cumulative doubling 2. Inventory build up 3. Deflationary forces Would have loved if she answered about glamorous stocks.

[@Onepointmessage]

My law professor always said that if you cannot explain your position in a way that a fifth grader can understand, you have not made your point.

[@lsrasr158]

Bang on. Cathie is an economist, they tend to live in their own realities. I remember an old joke about an economist. An engineer, a scientist and an economist are on a desert island with only cans of beans to eat but no can opener. The engineer and scientist discuss ways they could open the cans using items on the island. Then the economist says they are looking at the problem all wrong. First he says, we assume the can is open.

[@milkshakeplease4696]

that's a non sequitur rofl guess your law professor never studied logic

[@timharbert7145]

that's more of an observation of the jury system than investing. the computing power and number of phd's in finance suggest much more than a fifth graders understanding of the world is required in the industry. to find someone guilty of murder? yep, in our system, fifth grade intellect is about all that is needed. shoot, most newspapers were/are written at or below the 8th grade level.

[@jessicamoore3093]

Bottom-line is that inflation is actually above 10% whilst interest rates is sub 2%. Cash is still trash.

[@johnlennon232]

You need to invest in order to protect your hard-earned funds from inflation. You need to invest now because your money is more valuable today than it will be in a year.

[@jamescomb1170]

Don't attempt to time the market. Focus on every use case behind a token. Consult with a knowledgeable Investment-Adviser who knows the intricacies of the market most especially if you are a newbie to avoid getting burnt. Continuous ROI is better than 40% pump in one day and 90% dump the next week. I still think cryptocurrency is a tool that hedges over inflation. Katherine Rae Lobe is an adviser i have worked with for years, you can look her up

[@cameronmachado1774]

Just don't invest in ARK unless you want even less money in a year 🤣

[@johng.7560]

The money I put in cash 6 months ago has considerably more value than someone who sent their money sailing on the ARK!

[@lsrasr158]

@Zahair O'Brian True. But the stock market does not go straight up. It takes 2 steps forward and then a step back. We are in the step back phase right now. Don't know how long it will last. You have to be very selective right now as to what to invest in, to make money in this environment. Traditional value stocks like banks, utilities are probably the way to go now. Growth, future profit companies will make a comeback, but who knows how long it will take.

[@InvestToLive]

I'm not the biggest fan of CNBC but Josh is so great. The RIGHT questions to ask!

[@2271ronnie]

Josh should get an Emmy for asking those questions!

[@greengold6705]

Cathy to for not answering them.

[@ipwnatcallofduty99]

Josh has grown up a lot over the last 2-3 years a much more mature individual and investor.

[@BigErnieBrown]

Agreed

[@robin212212]

That may be true but Cathie Woods has forgotten more in the last two weeks than all of what JB knows. And i think JB is one of the better finance talking heads around.

[@Gogalen789]

Still trying to get Cathie Woods to buy some mining company stocks. Needless to say....it's not working.

[@BigErnieBrown]

@@Gogalen789 Did you call her?

[@Gogalen789]

@@BigErnieBrown Met her at the silly goose convention.

[@mikev324]

The saddest thing is that if you go on ARK's youtube channel none of the people commenting are ever critical of what ARK is doing. These people seem to sheeply believe everything she says. It's mind boggling to me. Josh asked some good questions here.

[@Nelliott787]

Go to any dedicated stock or crypto subreddit or KZbin channel and it’s the same thing my guy.

[@modernexistence4206]

Not true. Their last video has heaps of criticism

[@derMcSven]

the ETF should be called aaarggg

[@r7j7t7]

Yep. Can you say 1999.

[@modernexistence4206]

@@r7j7t7 What do you mean?

[@JJJosh949]

Josh truly captured concerns of every ark holder with his second question.

[@Aquamelli]

Exactly. I was invested in ARKQ for most of 2021 and I couldn't wrap my head around some of the holdings that had nothing to do with robotics or automation. She sold all of the $ROK holdings, one of the industry leaders in automation. Makes no sense

[@elbarca223]

Don't fall into Cathie's trap. Lost 70% on ARK. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.

[@method341]

@@Aquamelli ROK has been going up for 20 years. To sell it for short term gains seems idiotic. She sounds more like a trader than she admits.

[@Aquamelli]

I'm sorry to hear that, @@elbarca223. I was incredibly lucky... I bought in March at $89 and sold in November at $90. I hope you can recoup your loses.

[@bbauer04]

do you knowo if she answered that eventually? If so, what'd she say?

[@hsk8787]

No idea what shes talking about.. shes still harping on about deflation when cost of living is going through the roof. She must be living in a different dimension

[@DepravedIngrate]

@TBD no chance

[@chrisginoc]

@TBD Deflation won't happen until 2023. Supply chains are barely working their way to normal

[@William14094]

In a different dimension just like her portfolio

[@R4dr1ar]

Warren Buffett: 'It's only when the tide goes out you know who's swimming naked.'

[@hansdoreen]

Seriously, I don't wanna see her naked.

[@R4dr1ar]

@@hansdoreen Me neither 😂🙈

[@Bluecollarworker01]

Warren Buffett is a one world order hack that doesn’t care about anything but profits. Take that as you may will.

[@42dunbar]

Saw a picture of her in her 20’s. She was quite a looker.

[@jedi4049]

@@Bluecollarworker01 lol and who are you

[@demri123]

2020 was an anomaly. She was in the right sector at the right time, when trillions of dollars were printed and billions of ppl were locked down with nothing to do buy day-trade

[@lillianz7111]

Plus the interest rates drop to zero.

[@katmandewtoolsngames3116]

Amen amen she's actually a terrible trader she just got lucky but luck has run out for her she's gone downhill all year long

[@revo1974]

Trump screamed at the Fed to step in when the stock market was taking a dive due to covid. They lowered rates and bought 120 billion a month. At the same time the government is handing out free checks, giving out cheap loans and extending unemployment. It’s all coming to an end now. The world is more connected than throughout history due to computers. You do have more participants in the markets today than ever before, including people from other nations. So that is a helpful variable, but the inevitable is a minimum 40% haircut in the S&P. Just have cash to buy after it crashes.

[@Davidp915]

Clean and concise statement. Non-political. Nice. Agreed

[@steffverdonck4420]

+ she mainly targeted small caps where she blew up the price herself

[@Adin7785]

I would like to see more airtime from Josh on CNBC. Great guy, great insights!

[@fxo1024]

They already give him a lot of airtime, if you want to listen to him more, subscribe to his blog or the YT channel, "The Compound" He literally bullshits Cathie Wood in this segment, because if you listen to what he shows on the The Compound is how much better a deep value investor can be over what Cathie Wood does, which is "Cathie overpays". She knows she overpays, and she is paid to be smarter than that. But heck, plenty of bozos exist on Wall Street. They fall hook line and sinker for the Investor Day presentations. That's Cathie...

[@Adin7785]

@@fxo1024 thank you for letting me know about ‘The compound’. I really appreciate it!

[@miamielite7773]

This man just needs his own show period..

[@Strafingx44]

You can tell cathie's body language and confidence has changed completely

[@mayor399999999999999]

That's what I thought.

[@CA213FAN]

She is shook i agree. Mumbling alot. Almost like she does not like the kool aid she is selling any more.

[@kurt168]

Did she even answer the questions

[@pattycrown9174]

People are on to Cathie and I do t blame them.

[@greengold6705]

I love how she literally didn't answer anything Josh asked her 😂. You are crazy if you invest with this person.

[@Stoneface_]

Exactly. It's a simple question. 'How are Draftkings and Robinhood innovative'? But she went on a tangent and started the deflation narrative 🙄

[@georgeholloway3981]

That's incorrect. She addressed his question about inflation head-on. We do not know whether or not she went on to answer his other questions, because this may not be the entire interview.

[@Stoneface_]

@@georgeholloway3981 I've watched the entire interview which was 40+ minutes and she didn't answer the question. I can send the full link of the interview, if you want.

[@georgeholloway3981]

@@Stoneface_ Sure, I'd be willing to watch that. Thanks!

[@Stoneface_]

@@georgeholloway3981 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rGOYh6tjlNBon8k. Video starts at 6:00.

[@palatialgolf]

Put aside Cathie’s intellect.This is the first interview I’ve seen of her this year, you can hear and see from tone and body language she’s seriously feeling the heat. As if cause they’ve lost so much they’ve gotta stick to their guns. Will be interesting to see where Ark go from here. Great questions from Josh!

[@cobrauf]

Great second question from Josh. I was a fan of her fund until she kept buying the dip on loser stocks like HOOD. A simple 5 minute Google trend search and website traffic study would tell you that HOOD has been losing web interest and web activity for months. Yet her team of analysts kept buying. Just absolutely idiotic.

[@harlemkid144]

Their app usage is high though and still growing is not?

[@cobrauf]

@@harlemkid144 they fell way short of expected growth this past earnings.

[@harlemkid144]

@@cobrauf gotcha. I’ve stayed away from the stock since I bought ipo and sold immediately on first pump. If it drop to 6-10 range might be good play

[@roydunn2865]

She jumped on the fad and got labeled the money lady. Some people stay too long and get found out, she is a perfect example.

[@maniswil2]

People desperately want to see women break the glass ceiling. The problem with that is few actually have that sort of energy, and even fewer have the performance. The ones that do like AMD's CEO are not the kind that are good in front of a camera.

[@lthoang101]

Her funds have way outperformed the index since inception. That's a very long fad...

[@TheInvisibleOne1026]

@@lthoang101 lol nah her stock is the same price now as 2018

[@dannyenglish7828]

I respectfully disagree with Cathy about cause of inflation. Supply chain issues is of course a part but Printing money is a big part too. Just look at luxury items. I don’t understand why Cathy overlooked it.

[@cosmicbutthairs]

Because it fits her narrative. She needs money coming into her fund so she's giving ppl a partial picture aka lie. She's not completely wrong on her outlook but the deflationary forces she's talking about is decades out to become anything mainstream so not necessarily a lie but deceiving.

[@alohastateofmind3565]

Bingo!

[@CitsVariants]

chick has a economics background and talks innovation like she knew engineering.

[@v8only682]

Ok cool, she manages billions of dollars and who are you again?

[@fxo1024]

That's right the market of 2020-21 was backstopped as well by the Fed, this created a frenzy that initially her firm took advantage of. M2 money supply went through the roof in 2020. A lot of that money too wound up in the market. Now ARK funds sits on the 100th percentile of performance (the absolute worst), because a real market is starting to exist again. One based on valuations, and real growth, and most of all a stream of profits, 50-60% of Americans now hold free market equities, the highest it has ever been in history. Let's see how that works out.

[@bkinstler]

Josh - exactly the right questions, and the right way to ask. Cramer is a narrow-minded clown.

[@Mfam777]

He’s old. Beyond me why they still have him on

[@243wayne1]

@@Mfam777 Agreed fellas. Jim Cramer Net Worth = $150M Cathie Wood Net Worth = $250M

[@kurt168]

@@243wayne1 you do know that’s not a significant difference. What’s your compared to theirs?

[@243wayne1]

@@kurt168 $100,000,000.00 MORE is a VERY significant difference!

[@CarlosMendoza-kj2uz]

How is Draft Kings innovative? Seriously, You think that was a right question?

[@swapnil6080]

we analyse 🧪 -> we believe ✝️ -> we hope🤞 -> we pray🙏 -> we cry 😢

[@apapado2008]

Why didn't she answer the question about Robinhood?

[@andreasamorin2958]

because it is obvious that Josh is right and it is not a disruptive company and she knows it ;)

[@thegodhead]

@@andreasamorin2958 that must be why she continues to add to her position. Better hurry up and short it!

[@andreasamorin2958]

@@thegodhead When was the las ttime she bought ARKK shares with her own money? Izt is easy to waste other people's money. In addition, I wrote that HOOD is not a disruptive company, is that so out of the ordinary? grow up

[@trooking1]

She wasn’t able to answer the second question, the host had to cut her off because of time. I appreciate her knowledge and explanation of her process, but I think she needs to be able to speak more concisely, just hit the key points, her answers tend to drag on a bit.

[@R3tr0v1ru5]

@@andreasamorin2958 Apart from it literally disrupted an entire industry. Sure bro.

[@viffer94]

I tuned into CNBC this morning but I quickly had to switch off because I was afraid half my portfolio was going to suddenly disappear.

[@52trader96]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@stanleyjavin4911]

I realized that the secret to making a million is making better investment. I always tell myself you don't need that new Car or that vacation just yet and that mindset helps me make more money invest:ng. For example last year I invested 70k in blue chip stocks and crypt0 s (with the help of my advisor of course) and made about 380k, but guess what? I put it back and traded with her again and now I'm rounding up close to a million. Delayed gratification always pays off

[@stanleyjavin4911]

@Stacy White I found her on a CNBC market interview, so I looked her up and we begun our awesome partnership

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@Stacy White You can connect with her on what'saap

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+150

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5657

[@paudieconroy4911]

We will look back at Arkk and Cathie Wood in 5 years timed say, how did we give her and her fund so much air time. She's pumping her book and CNBC keep putting her on!!

[@bluejackscanada]

No way! They will just say “ in another 5-10 years “ Just keep stressing long term. That what people down 60% want to hear.

[@Ppfp]

I don’t miss Josh videos always on point and directional.

[@paudieconroy4911]

A famous quote in the Movie,Margin Call "Please, speak as you might to a young child, or a golden retriever" . She had her chance to convince people, she spoke nonsense for 5 minutes.

[@IamMonikaDLC]

Cathie is a class act giving Josh props for standing up for her and her funds

[@afroinvest3269]

Remember when Cathie bought Coinbase and Robinhood at all time highs? That is the moment I realized I should sell my ARK funds

[@penname4764]

you do know how ETF's are structured right? ARK is mostly held by retail traders and retail traders are most likely to buy at all time highs. When people buy ARK at all the highs, the ETF is supposed to buy those stocks

[@42dunbar]

@@penname4764 Both companies IPO’d in 2021. ARK made a choice to add them their fund(s).

[@nczioox1116]

Also when she bought peloton at $160 a share? Now its like $30

[@austinryder9028]

Clearly should have never owned the fund since you were that concerned about short-term price points of single securities within the entire fund.

[@chrisginoc]

Cathie although smart rode the wave of such stocks as Tesla and the FED's QE the past 2 years. Luck or actual skill? I think you can answer that question. I think she is having a hard time navigating this current market.

[@dmjh932]

I watched the entire Cathy Wood interview. I found her explanations and reasoning for her funds bad performance to be extremely weak and unimpressive. Josh asked two very simple questions. She proceeded to defend her research and elected to ignore historical data. She did not even address his second question at all. I found her answers throughout the entire interview to be convoluted. No thank you Cathy Wood.

[@mahrak101]

She didn't ignore historical data. She is saying this is not the 40's or the 70's, because inflation is not going to last for a decade due to the deflationary forces she mentioned

[@dmjh932]

@@mahrak101 She was very defensive. She consistently implied that everything she owns will one day go to the moon without exception based entirely on her crack staff. She does ignore historical data by giving it no credence. She did not answer his second question. Out of respect he wasn't going to push back.

[@CA213FAN]

Illogical managers like Cathie, can take down a market. Should we be worried?

[@42dunbar]

@@mahrak101 Her funds needed wartime levels of fiscal stimulus and monetary policy intervention to hit their ATH’s. Hard to see how we get back to that sort of environment anytime soon.

[@tacohermans1146]

@@42dunbar Agreed. It's going to be a very long hold. But still a hold.

[@mikev324]

She didn't answer the questions, certainly not about her "glamour picks" like Draftkings or Robinhood which have nothing to do with innovation.

[@Cthames123]

Yeah, Cathie kind of filibustered her way through this question until the clock ran out! With the bridging technique people don't answer the question given to them but they answer the question they prefer to answer. Those really skilled at it can do it in such a way that it's hardly noticeable that they didn't actually answer the question posed. Cathie isn't the best Bridger. She never spoke to the value outperforming growth by 10% on average point raised, or any of the others you mentioned including, how is Teledoc a genomic company? (whether it is or isn't or the rationale in picking it for the ETF).

[@R3tr0v1ru5]

Robinhood disrupted an entire industry and Draftkings will too.

[@markdaytrader8736]

"One is a bookie" Love it !! Josh Brown = smart guy.

[@Southsidelion514]

Cathie side steppes that second question like an athlete

[@joaminow6943]

The problem is simple. The ARKK fund is all in on one style factor of the market - high beta. When economic conditions favor high-beta growth - life is good. When they don't - watch out below.

[@zcorpalpha2462]

Disagree

[@William14094]

Not that simple. It's a hype train that went off the rails. Try getting it back on track when macro conditions are better. Not happening.

[@NickOloteo]

@@William14094 this is the correct answer. It’s because of artificially low interest rates and stimulus check 🤡🤡

[@petermaag9622]

You're correct. It's well known though, so it's an allocator's job to size it correctly - or not invest at all

[@inicktye]

She is consistent. Every play is a hail mary into triple coverage. You get what you pay for.

[@kh-fk3ko]

She is a complete fraud. She should be in jail.

[@ettin05162]

Tesla was her Doug Flutie moment! 😂

[@golgothan]

Either I zoned out, or she didn't answer his question. But I support her strategy, and see the out of place stocks as a way to hedge, because their prospects seem to be more near term than the higher risk picks that don't show earnings yet. Basically the same way they use Apple instead of cash.

[@blessedspear2642]

i zoned out too. i dont think she did

[@golgothan]

@D. J. Kinda figured something was edited out, but I'm just referring to his question as to why she has Teladoc under genomics, or something like John Deere in the Space Exploration fund. I do feel they're very loosely related, or could play a more direct role in the future, but his point seemed to be people probably don't see them as qualifying, and it makes Ark seem like they're a little incoherent. Oh well... maybe it creates a virtuous self selection bias that rewards those who share her perspective on the future. Give the haters something to hate.

[@elbarca223]

Don't fall into Cathie's trap. Lost 70% on ARK. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.

[@golgothan]

@@elbarca223 Not sure if that's fair... their horizon is long term with high volatility and risk. That's why the next fund, coined Ark on steroids, is going to have a lockup period from what I've heard. I think Ron Baron's fund has a similar strategy to keep people from jumping ship in downturns.

[@golgothan]

@D. J. That's my thinking with Deere. When we're established in space, Deere may have an advantage in capitalizing those opportunities.

[@Neo-Masculinity]

Investing in cranks (industrials) and tanks (petrol) is not investing in the past, it is investing in the bedrock foundation of the modern economy.

[@alexferguson4889]

She was wrong on inflation since April of last year calling it transitory. Today she fails to understand the demand pull side caused by too much money printing. And to be fair, she lives in lala land with her predictions.

[@yomismo6969]

The main cause of inflation is china First they can't produce cheaply anymore Second they are competing for the same scarce natural resources as many other contries.

[@cafferacer]

It's almost like theres no understanding of basic economics. I was just watching a old Milton Friedman and he was saying in hundreds of years, there's always inflation following a monetary bump. I kinda believe that's true, and if it is, wouldn't it be hard(er) to typecast this inflation as 'supply chain' or transitory only?

[@romanbass7126]

@@yomismo6969 however, china has much less inflation compared to other western countries, e.g. US

[@yomismo6969]

@@romanbass7126 PPI in china 9.1 in January and I will guess you trust the CCP Numbers.

[@alexferguson4889]

@@cafferacer inflation is hitting from both the demand push side and demand. For some reason a lot were ignoring the power of monetary policy. Milton Freedman understood that well. If you look at history, the Fed almost always overreacts and ends up breaking something.

[@BudgetKitchen0]

For Everyone talking about 2nd part of the question, she didnt get to answer 2nd part cuz Scott interupted her with other questions and thoughts. this was a longer conversation to have, hopefully Cathie can go on to Josh Podcast to continue the conversation. We all know CNBC has limited time for ea guest.

[@thomasrust6637]

I remember her giving a macro prediction for deflation, not inflation...

[@CitsVariants]

oil peaking at 60$ because of electric vehicles. No hate.

[@ettin05162]

@@CitsVariants I remember thinking when she said that - it’s not gonna happen overnite. Give it 10-15 years.

[@fhowland]

She has a degree in economics and she thinks it’s just supply chain causing inflation? I wouldn’t buy her fund based on that alone. She’s quite the BS artist.

[@MrRigondeaux]

Shes totally clueless. Her fund will go to zero

[@fhowland]

@@MrRigondeaux 💯

[@boardgamerants]

Poor Cathy, they just gave up and cut off the interview. Arkk almost 60% down from its highs... the fall from grace.

[@NickOloteo]

And the only reason she hit her high was due to artificially low interest rates and the government giving a bunch of 🤡 stimulus checks, that’s the true innovation.

[@georgeholloway3981]

You don't seem to realise that the "cut" is editing for KZbin. It's not necessarily how it was broadcast on TV.

[@bluejackscanada]

You forgot HYPE and MOMENTUM!

[@Pete63]

Why is Telesdoc a top genomics pick? Did they edit out her direct answer to a direct question?

[@htabari]

Seems like the video stopped before she was done with answering the first part of the question.

[@zinkojm]

These are the most dangerous ETFs I’ve seen as the stocks are in a super bubble and the principal is still pumping them up as the bubble decouples. They will say anything to pump up the price without any realization of the -50% loss some investors have experienced. The principal is not taking any responsibility for the super bubble that was created and the losses investors have experienced.

[@ronaldomike]

Respect to her for coming on TV often to voice her views

[@josephdavis2982]

She never met a camera, that she didn't like, her fund can go to zero, and she would still be on TV telling you everything is going to be ok.

[@ryangardner1577]

Disaster interview btw

[@chandlerfreeman1633]

Respect?? She wants to project as credible after her fund got exposed, She is raking 0.75% annually on ETF management for -27% ytd returns, she is shameless

[@adamhopkinson7299]

Great questions and I don't think she answered the second part at all about the odd "innovation" holdings, she is praying oil costs come down to cool the inflation rate back half of this year.

[@hairharbor5080]

I watched the interview live. They cut her off for time before she got to the second question.

[@bh-zj4yt]

She knows Iranian oil is in play

[@vineetjain3222]

@@hairharbor5080 what did she say, especially on how Robinhood and Teladoc are innovative? CNBC hasn't put out the next video unfortunately!

[@hairharbor5080]

@@vineetjain3222 they cut her off to ask another question before she was able to speak about RH or TD

[@fxo1024]

That's right she totally deflected the question why she holds so much trash. She was coached if you watch carefully to answer the way she did. Watch her she goes off and reads her smart phone on how to answer this tough question.

[@elbarca223]

Don't fall into Cathie's trap. Lost 70% on ARK. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.

[@pattycrown9174]

I know friends that lost huge amounts of money because of this fake guru named Cathie Woods. Best to stay away !

[@martinclark6952]

She predicted 25%+ returns a year for the next five years at the beginning of 2021. Then her fund yanked more than 50%. Ouch! Why would anyone take her seriously after she lost all their currency?

[@qp9vp]

Because they look long term and not short term.

[@theequalizer2727]

She predicted 40% a year in Dec 2021

[@timharbert7145]

under conditions of 'ceteris paribus'? sorry, unfunny econ reference.....

[@kdspland]

Josh mailed it in on this segment. He is in awe of CW, even he knows this is bad investment.

[@rickbains4452]

She looks exactly like my ECON instructor in college. No one including myself understood what the hell she was talking about. LOL. But she was nice enough to base all exams and quizzes on the course textbook. We just studied the text book and did very well.

[@NoName-hs3sf]

Good job Josh tough questions loved it.

[@casienwhey]

Those were really good questions, very insightful.

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[@dustinbowie3616]

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[@dandical]

She couldn’t explain why teladoc is major holding in genomic fund.

[@j.c.4192]

See the gulp on granny woods. This guy is asking all the hard questions I have no good answers for.

[@d.j.walker3671]

Josh Brown, journalist. Those were great questions.

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[@kelvinmcdonald5113]

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[@josephfrys6969]

@@kelvinmcdonald5113 Fear is one of the factors that hinder most persons to invest into crypto, most persons say ignorance..

[@doragary3717]

@Valerie Gawthrop 90% of millionaires right now are investors in crypt0 market.

[@susanlanez6918]

I believe < that the inflation is already priced in crypto market since the end of last year. These manipulative rats are always 2 steps ahead of everybody because they are market makers. I hope I’m wrong and they won’t keep dumping it on retail investors as always. Those who hold the longest will profit the most, I trade and hold profits keep up the great work! and also Kennet Gibbs has been doing a great job reviewing all chart, trade and techniques on BTC which has enhance the growth of my portfolio to 20 BTC lately......

[@susanlanez6918]

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[@andrewnmontemayor]

Kennet Gibbs is a scammer. I lost everything

[@stanmanmedia]

Good interview.. tough but fair questioning, asked exactly what many of us think.

[@rainmon]

Thank you for NOTHING CNBC putting up this video and not letting it run the full length so Wood's could finish her points! What BS

[@rizwanakarizzy8771]

She doesn’t know anything but “thinks” a lot

[@BaccaratDegen]

Finally two respectable people on CNBC I can tolerate. Not withstanding, both Josh and Cathie have some big misses this year. I still like hearing there thesis on the market

[@cbane]

Everyone has huge misses

[@randg2735]

Still waiting for that PayPal bounce 😂

[@jwa7378]

@@cbane Exactly

[@schecter6l6]

It's the same old story with these inflated asset bubbles that occasionally happen in the market due to rates staying too low for to long, you get an oversupply of mal investment and even speculation. In Cathy's case both has happened. At some point when rates start to go higher and growth slows they hit these stocks hard and in many cases they never return to their highs for years and decades and some even go bankrupt. At some point when the redemptions hit Cathy's funds and her clients have seen enough pain her fund will blow up if it hasn't already. There are always several of these Cathy Woods that always blow up when the bubble finally bursts and unfortunately become a part of the history of that time in markets that they remember who got it so wrong or didn't understand basic market dynamics when there is a shift in the monetary policy or interest rates.

[@paulrobinson6125]

Mr Brown should teach economics, well done professor.

[@NoName-hs3sf]

The problem with most of stocks in portfolios are not making money and or trading at super PE RATIOS

[@youtubesucks8024]

What E?

[@Tangopassion1]

Cathy is right, it is hard for older investors to accept that short time dealing is out, long-term Wall Street will come back, many old ways of doing things will go away.

[@brianglick169]

Cathy is correct. We are headed for a prolonged depression where prices of everything-including her loved funds-will collapse.

[@boardmeetingsofficial]

She said oil was worthless at 18$ barrel. Let that sink in.

[@frankwoodbery2473]

Josh is really the only person on CNBC that have ever paid much attention to. Lots of the guests like Jeff Gundlach and Leon Cooperman are great.

[@vaderfluffy]

i become more impressed with Josh the more i see him.

[@ninja_ape]

If inflation is there, then why aren't the companies valuations inflated? Meaning when inflation is controlled the companies will even drop more since they will lose the pricing power?

[@taduko5398]

It seems like josh will not sugar coat the question to anyone. Hard hitting questions. And i bet cathie wood is great on the dance floor

[@natlee2472]

Great questions by Josh! Doesn't matter because Cathy is a speculator.

[@religionlol7323]

This is what happens when you invest in a fund full of hype meme stocks with no revenue.

[@evelynsfavoritescrissi6618]

How you compare the 40's and 70's to the current times? The changes are so great that I do not see any parallels to begin a comparison. What we need to look at, is these upcoming product or services will be adopted and consume, so these companies will do well and survive, or they will not.

[@timharbert7145]

you are under 35 years old, right? when inflation hits food, health care, and fuel costs as much as it has impacted home prices/rents these new services you speak of will lose sales and possibly funding capital. just like the 40s and 70s. when the choice comes down to food or Netflix, folks will choose food. when the choice for basics comes down to going to the walmart or paying a yearly amazon prime fee, folks will go to walmart. public transport or uber? Toyota or Tesla? traditional roofing tiles or solar tiles? anything delivered by internet will expire if folks cannot afford the monthly connection fees. inflation, increasing interest rates, and increasing levels of unemployment will cause folks to be very price sensitive and pessimistic. just like the 40s (if not for government programs, GIs returning home from WW2 faced unemployment) and 70s (stagflation, oil price shocks, increasing interest rates, and the start of the computer entering the office wiped out lots of jobs). further, the very basics that are needed for innovation are in short supply - computer chips, rare earth metals, labor, etc....and soon capital. shoot, we can't even produce the basics domestically. inflation and rising interest rates aren't going to do anything to solve those issues, either. too much risk to deploy the huge amount of capital needed to even address those areas. just like the 40s and 70s. just wait for the debt default waves to start. individuals, companies, and the government have never had so much debt relative to income before. that is the biggest, most significant difference between now and the 40s and 70s. well, other than starter homes from the 40s and 70s are considered 'tiny' homes/'knockdowns for the land' now and in most areas cannot be built today because of local zoning rules forbid them...but that is another topic entirely.

[@AshtonNoland]

This is your best interviews in a LONG time, CNBC. More Josh+Cathie

[@playbak]

Great question, even better non-answer

[@rcl970]

So the Fed reserve doubles its balance sheet from $4.2 Trillion to $8.9 Trillion, so that the treasury could send checks to most everyone in the county, grant PPP forgivable loans and Employee Retention Credits to most small businesses and Cathie Woods still thinks inflation is caused by supply chain issues? No there are more dollars chasing (bidding for) goods and therefore those bids (price) increase. Economics 101

[@willsupernintendo]

Worse than that, people are dumping dollars. Fiat currency has lost its credibility vs physical goods.

[@bradleylabra7975]

Josh Brown Great questions!! Queen Cathie!!!! Love you both❤️❤️❤️ My two favorite.

[@summer71717]

Awesome Qs by Josh..need to see more of such interviews 👍

[@MrShanester117]

Corporations are posting record profits by jacking up prices. Pretty simple.

[@thegodhead]

Robinhood isn’t disruptive at all, obviously.

[@thecountofmontecristo8280]

Josh is clearly a smart operator - smooth also - so he knows how to approach a potentially prickly subject. I think you can workout from his phrasing that he actually has no interest in owning ARKK because when he likes something he buys it. It was just a really smart and engaging way to converse with the hand that feeds him - so to speak. If I owned ARKK I'd be deeply concerned by Cathie's answer to the first question about inflation. Sure we can all talk about deflationary forces of technology, no argument there. But how she is finding solace in an inverted yield curve on the basis that perhaps it precedes a low growth, low inflation environment seems somewhat short sighted. If that were to eventuate I very much doubt that we'd avoid a recession and potentially something more entrenched and long lasting given the debt burden we currently face. So while it might answer Josh's concern, it actually just replaces it with another, being that neither scenario is ideal for here fund.

[@d.j.walker3671]

I wonder if the thinking is preventive medicine via Teladoc, informed by sequencing? I would like to hear her respond to the question about Teladoc.

[@tysonthestocktrader3811]

Who cares it’s down 50% this year she’s still beating VOO by a 100% on the 5 year. What can’t people understand about long term.

[@nczioox1116]

Shes certainly buying high and selling low very quickly on a lot of stocks for a supposedly long term outlook

[@brijukukreja7052]

I like Cathy Woods and i think her funds will pay off in the long run. One can $ cost average now however there may be more surprises. As long as one can keep composure for long term...

[@MadACeTeeMack]

What does the supply chain have to do with making a bet online and sending money to freinds and family?

[@OnionKnight541]

Josh asked the best questions I've ever heard anyone ask Cathie.

[@bkinstler]

Cathy makes a valuable argument that is worth considering as a tool even if you don’t agree. To ARK, Inflation is noise. Politics are noise. Bond yields are noise. EVs are not noise, nor are AI, or CRSPR technology, or fintech. The big secular trends that move history and culture are more than just profitable companies - they shift paradigms, If you track these technologies over time, you’ll see the $ that follows. Cathy Woods’ strategy/theory may well turn out to work well. It’s not the only valid strategy. . But to a typical fund manager or talking head like Cramer - traders who think in a 6-12 month time-frame - she looks like an idiot. Whatever she is, she’s no idiot.

[@Cthames123]

Agree 100%. A lot of people got rich investing in the ARK ETFs since 2014 when Cathy was a genius stock picker. How did she all of a sudden just get so stupid? Hard counting out the ARK ETFs and what those guys are doing over there. I think the only question is just how long will they be down, as I think they are certain to be back up.

[@pbrigham]

So smart and can not even see when a Bear Market is all over her face.

[@3EBstudio]

She's definitely shorting some where but she's not telling us where..

[@ssmall4164]

And how are you so sure of this bear market? Its written all over your face or are you just watching finacial tv and believing what someone else is telling you

[@pbrigham]

@@ssmall4164 30 Trillion Dollars in debt, 7.5% inflation and printing money like there is no tomorrow, do you really think that this party could last forever? , the party is over we are on a Bear Market.

[@ssmall4164]

@@pbrigham not it wont because nothing last forever. Economic cycles are inevitable. But every day of every week of every year people are calling bear matket or bull market and no one knows anything. The market can defy even the most smartest logic outcome for longer than any of us might live. Its been doing that for over 8 years now when so many was calling a top And inverted yield curve..point is, nothing is written in the stars or all over anyones face like you say

[@pbrigham]

@@ssmall4164 That is all true, but one thing for sure, the era of 0 interest is over, and is not only in US is all over the place, that for me is enough, I m in gold and commodities and will stay here for a very long time. I don't want to make any money moving forward, just keep what I have that is already very good profits from the last 5 years. Now, is this the low or the hi, I don't know and I don't care no one knows that, if you ask for me to guess, yes, Bear Market for at least the next 2 years.

[@sidneyleejohnson]

I have no idea whether that was the end of the interview or whether she actually answered his last detailed question.

[@ougawougajr.4983]

Me too. I wouldn't even know who to contect in London.

[@joehusami7416]

What a gentlemen! Appreciate you standing up for Cathy! I feel she is right and those that choose her side will be rewarded in the long run. Oil doesn't excite me, even oil Executives know their time is up. Call this maybe their last hurrah!. Maybe 5 years at most thier industry is in trouble. They need to make as much money now in order to pivot away from oil. This is what we are seeing now. Same for many other industries. Innovation 💡 is the way forward!

[@dhui777]

Inflation is always due to money printing. If Fed doesn’t tighten significantly, there will not be deflation

[@alohastateofmind3565]

Always!

[@runeboy200]

I really hope interest rates alleviate some supply chain constraints so we can see how much inflation we actually have.

[@kanakchopra]

Didn't get any answer for teladoc question, it is nowhere close to genomics

[@ALPHADOG1900]

What a loaded spot on question 👌. People don't realize she answered the question by explaining what it means to be a growth investor. This means in her portfolio the core holding is growth stocks with possible negative free cash flow she's betting on innovation while within the parameters of risk return allocation. She may have a very sharp ratio.

[@thetruth9656]

Im sure she got so much heat the past year, but I have a feeling she might be right and she knows what she’s talking about

[@jimbeam4111]

Agree

[@benthungin1502]

Ohhhh Cathie!! "I think we're going to see deflation"-Cathie Wood June 2021

[@nicholaswilliams2888]

Finally someone called Cathy out on her bs 👏👏👏

[@preston8859]

It doesn’t look like she’s even listening when he asks his questions. Then she goes on to not answer them. It’s more of a scripted answer she uses in every interview

[@lsrasr158]

Cathie sounded more like a politician and how they respond to questions. With jibberish no one can understand.