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ARKK has returned almost 250% since 2015 while BRK.B 120%. With higher returns, we would expect greater volatility and higher risk. I would say that if you want to be ahead of the curve, ARKK is the one to go for. If you want to be behind the curve, then BRK.B.

Cathie Wood vs. Warren Buffett: Who Will Win in 2022?

Cathie Wood's Ark Innovation exchange-traded fund soared in 2020 thanks to its focus on technology a

Cathie Wood vs. Warren Buffett: Who Will Win in 2022?

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I don't agree with you. The low rate of return of BRK.B is that Buffett has already discovered the risks, and Wood has grasped the development direction. In the long run, Buffett will win.
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- bubbly9Replying tozingle:
  Wood's success in recent years is to bet on Bitcoin, Tesla and other high-growth companies. Buffett will stay away from these investors. You know, Apple's market value reached 700 billion US dollars before Buffett began to pay attention to it.
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  Agreed. Buffett is not optimistic about Bitcoin, nor can he see Tesla's investment logic.
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The ETF hit a fresh 52-week low around $71 per share on January 21.Figure 2: ARKK vs. SPY performance.Besides Tesla, two of ARKK's top holdings were pandemic-era plays. Zoom was a pandemic darling through the stay-at-home trend. And Teladoc's remote medical services also benefited greatly from the pandemic.Now that doctor's offices are reopening and employees are returning to work, these businesses — and their stocks — have fallen out of favor. And the other growth stocks in the ARKK portfolio have been hurt by macroeconomic uncertainty, impending interest rate hikes, and anti-risk investor sentiment.But Cathie Wood's picks have great future potential. Even with their valuations stretched in the short term, we can justify long-term investments. Just don't look for them to repeat their historical peaks anytime soon.Berkshire Hathaway: Get Rich SlowlyIt's hard to dispute the Berkshire Hathaway strategy. 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The low rate of return of BRK.B is that Buffett has already discovered the risks, and Wood has grasped the development direction. In the long run, Buffett will win.","text":"I don't agree with you. The low rate of return of BRK.B is that Buffett has already discovered the risks, and Wood has grasped the development direction. In the long run, Buffett will win.","html":"I don't agree with you. The low rate of return of BRK.B is that Buffett has already discovered the risks, and Wood has grasped the development direction. In the long run, Buffett will win.","likeSize":0,"commentSize":2,"subComments":[{"id":100315951,"commentId":"100315951","gmtCreate":1643185095416,"gmtModify":1663242781354,"authorId":3479274794883866,"author":{"id":3479274794883866,"idStr":"3479274794883866","authorId":3479274794883866,"name":"bubbly9","avatar":"https://static.tigerbbs.com/8d4594b0ee9a777a4ca1bee258aa8f5c","vip":8,"crmLevel":1,"crmLevelSwitch":0,"individualDisplayBadges":[]},"repliedAuthorId":3479274779734729,"repliedAuthor":{"id":3479274779734729,"idStr":"3479274779734729","authorId":3479274779734729,"name":"zingle","avatar":"https://static.tigerbbs.com/124ddb27832ad3a5d8aa835fe6bb7572","vip":8,"crmLevel":1,"crmLevelSwitch":0,"individualDisplayBadges":[]},"objectId":9090644430,"objectIdStr":"9090644430","type":1,"supId":100315936,"supIdStr":"100315936","prevId":100315943,"prevIdStr":"100315943","content":"Wood's success in recent years is to bet on Bitcoin, Tesla and other high-growth companies. Buffett will stay away from these investors. You know, Apple's market value reached 700 billion US dollars before Buffett began to pay attention to it.","text":"Wood's success in recent years is to bet on Bitcoin, Tesla and other high-growth companies. Buffett will stay away from these investors. You know, Apple's market value reached 700 billion US dollars before Buffett began to pay attention to it.","html":"Wood's success in recent years is to bet on Bitcoin, Tesla and other high-growth companies. Buffett will stay away from these investors. You know, Apple's market value reached 700 billion US dollars before Buffett began to pay attention to it."},{"id":100315943,"commentId":"100315943","gmtCreate":1643184945547,"gmtModify":1663242781138,"authorId":3479274779734729,"author":{"id":3479274779734729,"idStr":"3479274779734729","authorId":3479274779734729,"name":"zingle","avatar":"https://static.tigerbbs.com/124ddb27832ad3a5d8aa835fe6bb7572","vip":8,"crmLevel":1,"crmLevelSwitch":0,"individualDisplayBadges":[]},"repliedAuthorId":0,"objectId":9090644430,"objectIdStr":"9090644430","type":1,"supId":100315936,"supIdStr":"100315936","prevId":0,"prevIdStr":"0","content":"Agreed. Buffett is not optimistic about Bitcoin, nor can he see Tesla's investment logic.","text":"Agreed. Buffett is not optimistic about Bitcoin, nor can he see Tesla's investment logic.","html":"Agreed. 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