In this episode, Ron DeLegge @etfguide tells you about an ETF that’s beaten the performance of Tesla’s stock (TSLA) by an incredible +600%. Plus, Ron gives you a bonus ETF ticker that’s achieved the same amazing feat of outperforming Tesla.
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This ETF Beats Tesla by 600%
Tesla has been the star performer in the electric vehicle (EV) industry for several years now, with its stock price soaring to new heights. However, there is an exchange-traded fund (ETF) that has managed to outperform Tesla by a staggering 600%. This ETF focuses on a specific sector within the EV market and has capitalized on the rapid growth seen in this niche.
The ARK Autonomous Technology & Robotics ETF (ARKQ) has proven to be a game-changer for investors seeking exposure to the cutting-edge technologies that power autonomous vehicles and robotics. Managed by ARK Invest, a renowned investment management firm, this ETF offers a comprehensive and diversified approach to investing in the future of transportation and automation.
Since its inception in 2014, ARKQ has seen impressive gains, leaving Tesla in its dust. In fact, its annualized return for the past five years stands at an astounding 55%, significantly outpacing Tesla’s 9% returns during the same period. This remarkable performance has been driven by the fund’s heavy exposure to companies pioneering in the fields of autonomous driving, electric vehicles, and robotics.
One of the key factors behind ARKQ’s success is its active management approach. The fund’s portfolio managers actively select and monitor the companies included in the ETF, focusing on those with tremendous growth potential and disruptive technologies. This active strategy has allowed ARKQ to capture the rise of several companies that have played a pivotal role in the EV and robotics sectors, leading to outstanding returns for investors.
Some of the top holdings in ARKQ include renowned companies like Tesla, Nvidia, Alphabet, Baidu, and JD.com. These firms are at the forefront of autonomous technology, developing cutting-edge solutions for self-driving cars, artificial intelligence, and advanced robotics. By investing in a diversified basket of such innovators, ARKQ provides investors with exposure to the entire value chain of the autonomous technology and robotics industry.
It is important to note that while ARKQ has significantly outperformed Tesla, it is not solely focused on electric vehicles. The ETF’s diversified approach allows investors to capture broader opportunities in fields like artificial intelligence, sensor technology, and 3D Printing, which could be the driving forces behind the future of transportation and automation.
As with any investment, it is essential to conduct thorough research and consider the associated risks before investing in ARKQ or any other ETF. Past performance is not always indicative of future results, and the significant gains witnessed in the past may not be replicated in the future. Additionally, ARKQ is known for its high expense ratio, which can eat into investors’ returns.
In conclusion, ARK Autonomous Technology & Robotics ETF has proven to be a formidable competitor to Tesla, outperforming the electric vehicle giant by a remarkable 600%. By offering exposure to a diversified range of companies at the forefront of autonomous technology and robotics, ARKQ has managed to capitalize on the rapid growth in these sectors. While the past performance of ARKQ is impressive, investors should carefully consider the associated risks and conduct their due diligence before investing.
Thanks, Ron, for another great video. I'm writing to discuss some ETF that I recently discovered: (Invesco DWA Technology Momentum etf: PTF. It is full of companies that I think are more than likely to play an important role in the supposed "rebuilding of the internet." I saw earlier today that both PTF & SOXX have had extremely good returns over the past 3 years (30+ & 50+%) YTD. While SOXX is more popular, it is also much more expensive ($50 vs $515). However, while I hear a few advisors talking about this approaching REBUILD – I hear others speak very little of it. I believe my research indicated that PTF holds a number of companies that will likely play a primary role in the future of computing, including SMCI, PLTR, AEHR, MSFT, NVIDIA, etc.
QUESTION: Should PTF be a serious consideration as a long-term security, or would I be better off to add a "bland" yet tech-heavy etf – like IYW to my portfolio???
Can you make a review on ZPRV? It’s the only small cap value ETF that Europeans can invest into. I would like to invest in AVUV,.. but this is the closest that comes to it (I think). (Europeans with their laws make it so you can’t invest in US ETFs)
It really sucks that all of finance neglects the rest of the world..
Hi Ron, for growth, with margin of safety, what do you think about the Invesco fund, SPGP (S&P 500 GARP Index) ? Thank you.
Investing success is all about consistently getting base hits. Who has the most base hits Ron? It's not the great Joe DiMaggio. It's Pete Rose, with 4256 hits, to Joe D's with 2219. Now, Joe D was married to Marilyn Monroe, but that is a whole different ball game. Go for the consistent base hits, not for swinging for the fence. Don't try to buy the needle in the haystack, just buy the haystack. (John Bogle) Thanks Ron!
When talking about taxes just assume they are in a taxable account.
Watching from Cairo Egypt
5:00 Let’s cover FNGU as well
12:25 yes!
10:31 agree with him. Naturally for taxes it’s not possible
9:40 do it for older people also, low income. Not just for youngster or wealthy personnages .
Would appreciate analysis TECL versus TECS. Should we be 50/50?
My core portfolio has BTC though 🙂
Thank you about TSLL : I saw it but wasn’t sure what it was enough .
Merci !