@TheDiaryOfACEO

question? do you like these types of convos? If so please hit the like button on the vid - that’s the best way to let us know ❤ (also, would be doing me a big favour if you could subscribe & join our community 🙏🏾🥲) i appreciate you - SB!

@quehacesman

BEWARE INVESTORS: Kathie Wood... her flagship fund ARKK was $150 in 2021, it crashed to $50 erasing the investments of millions of small investors. No one has ever recovered their losses since then (4 years). Every time she gets invited to media and channels, and her face becomes popular again is because the bubble is just about to burst again. All she needs is more bagholders to buy her funds, so that she can sell before it crashes once more.

@TyroneMarcell

I'm sorry, but I cannot take her seriously given her horrible investment track record. Avoiding poorly managed, overhyped stocks and ETFs was one of the first things I learned about investing. Calling her a leading investing expert could cause many to be deceived...again. This is damaging to the channel as a source for knowledge.

@tjelehtinen

This was deeply disappointing. Usually, The Diary of a CEO delivers thoughtful, challenging conversations. This episode turned into an uncritical infomercial for Elon Musk and Cathie Wood’s increasingly speculative predictions.

No mention of ARK’s persistent underperformance. No probing into the $13.4 billion in losses ARK has accumulated over the past decade. No pushback on the wildly optimistic $2,600 Tesla stock prediction, 90% of which is based on a robotaxi business that doesn’t yet exist. And yes, it also needs to be regulatorily approved. And yes, would it suffice if it was 2-3 US States only?

Instead, we got Bartlett nodding along, jumping aboard the Cybertruck hype train and letting every grand claim float by without so much as a raised eyebrow.

Where was the substance? Where was the challenge? Where was the accountability?

This wasn't a serious discussion on where to invest. It was whitewashing and cheerleading. A missed opportunity, and sadly, probablty the weakest episode I have watched on this channel.

@brandprincipal

Europe refuses the import of U.S. food products such as meat and dairy because additives and processing methods do not meet the EU’s health standards. It’s as simple as that. If the U.S. wants to sell more products in this sector on the global market, it must produce in a way that is more organic, ethical and health-conscious. In other words, more sustainable and more focused on quality. Tariffs or the removal of tariffs won’t change that.

@AndradaBerceanu

This episode feels like an ad for Tesla & Elon 😂

@RhyonCaldwell

Cathie Woods has lost -0.44% over the past 5 years, in one of the largest bull runs in history. ARKK is one of the worst ETF's !!

@StephanieManley

I don't know when this was recorded, but Cathy Wood has been dumping Telsa stock recently, she dumped over 15 million since May 27,

@mariannasakkadas1168

Not sure whether I've learned more from the interview or reading the comments section.  Fascinating!

@ComeauxPals

My Father always told me "If it sounds too good to be true; it probably is..."    This interview fits right into that feeling for me.

@ffvvss

This video came out around 6/7. By 6/12 news were reporting she had just sold many of the stocks she was pushing in this video.

@genisehicksondawkins1777

Im so glad folks are weary of this interview with Cathie Wood

@irinasannikova-np8on

The system is collapsing. Life is too unaffordable and all politicians say is that we are "lazy" for not having 3 jobs. We are burned out!!!

@bushtukkaphil

I'm a Brit and I've lived and worked in China for 6 years. I live in Wuhan. I regularly take a robo taxi for journeys. Safer than the crazy drivers here and they speak English with a choice of western music. Some of the subway is AI and a magalev monorail. The latest magalev train just clocked 650 mph (faster the a domestc jet) the future is here. Of course nothing is perfect in any country but when it comes to EVs and AI china is a risk taker and a solid competitor.

@eurobratx

Cathie Wood is a great salesperson and tech guru, but she jumps on bandwagons and never says when to sell. Tesla is a high risk investment because the valuations are a large multiple of the consensus growth expectations. When you factor in valuations returning to fair values, it would kill returns even if it achieved the optimistic growth expectations. It is why almost none of the super investors have positions in it, and of the two that do, one is selling down the position at the time of writing this.

@Michaelparker12

Successful investing is hard work because it means disciplining your mind to do the opposite of human nature. Buying during a panic, selling during euphoria, and holding on when you are bored and just craving a little action. Investing is 5% intellect and 95% temperament.

@VesMe-wj1oh

This is the first time the crowd goes wild against an “expert” 😮 She was invited because AI kept mentioning her as the best woman investor - the answer of AI is based on articles in magazines (which are easy to push to have published) bot on actual market performance… and she’s talking about people becoming day-time investors and reducing their work…. This is ridiculous, exactly investing will be done through AI not people. Steven keeps bringing the conversation back to “what will people work in the future and there is danger”, while she just keeps repeating “imagination, opportunities, creativity bla-bla” without giving even one concrete suggestion to what people will actually be able to work

@Charlotte-j6v4y

Just as seeds need time to grow into trees, investments need time to grow into wealth.

@TimothyBliss-c5z

Unfortunately, not all of us were financially literate early. I was 42 when I finally educated myself and started taking steps. I went from $37,000 in debt with zero savings or retirement to now, 2 years later, fully debt-free and over $450,000 net worth a . I know that doesn't SOUND like a lot, but I'm incredibly proud of it. Now I'm fast-tracking my wealth building (investing $150,000 annually) and don't owe a dime to anyone. It's a good feeling!

@owen_tp

This video made me reflect hard on my life. I am 28, and here are 5 things that completely shifted how I approach money and investing:
1. Chasing quick returns without inner clarity will always lead to burnout. If your mind is a mess, your money will be as well.
2. Picking up Prosperity Unleashed by Caden Rivers shifted something in me. It's not just about making more, it's about earning in alignment with who you are.
3. Economy might change, but your mindset is the one investment you carry everywhere.
4. Reading all books on Mind-Bloomery helped me realize true wealth starts with self-mastery. Clarity, discipline, confidence.
5. If you want to thrive in next 5 years, don't just follow trends. Build the kind of mental foundation that makes you unstoppable no matter what happens.