Why Matthew Tuttle Is Betting Against Cathie Wood

The video discusses an ETF that provides inverse exposure to the Ark Innovation Fund, explaining its necessity due to recent performance and market conditions. It highlights the strategic use of the ETF for tactical bets rather than long-term holding. The discussion covers the transparency of Ark's trades, the criticism it faces, and the market demand for such financial products. The video also touches on the naming of the ETF and the challenges of betting against innovative companies.

What is the primary reason for creating an ETF with inverse exposure to ARKK?

• To provide a vehicle for betting against ARKK

• To support ARKK's investment strategy

• To promote transparency in trading

• To invest in high-growth companies

How has the inverse ETF performed compared to the S&P over five years?

• It has performed similarly to ARKK

• It has underperformed the S&P

• It has matched the S&P's performance

• It has outperformed the S&P by almost five times

What is the intended use of the inverse ETF according to the discussion?

• For short-term tactical bets

• As a long-term investment

• For investing in stable companies

• To replace traditional ETFs

Why was the name of the ETF changed to Tuttle Capital Short Innovation ETF?

• To align with market trends

• To avoid legal issues

• To reflect a change in strategy

• To attract more investors

What is one potential risk of ARK's transparency in trading?

• It leads to increased investment

• It opens them up to criticism

• It enhances investor trust

• It reduces market volatility

What is the market's reaction to the inverse ETF?

• There is no interest

• It is widely embraced

• There is significant demand

• It is considered too risky

Which type of stocks does ARKK focus on that the inverse ETF targets?

• Traditional manufacturing companies

• High-risk, high-multiple technology stocks

• Low-growth, dividend-paying stocks

• Stable and profitable companies