Ark's Cathie Wood Disagrees With a Major Pandemic Stock NarrativeJust because a stock price goes down, even a lot, doesn't mean it's not worth holding.
by DANIEL KLINE
Now, with the pandemic moving toward the endemic stage and life returning somewhat to normal shares in companies like Peloton (PTON), Netflix, and the pandemic granddaddy of them all, Zoom (ZM) have fallen hard.
The challenge for Wood (and anyone holding shares in these companies) is deciding what the real value of these companies is going forward.
Do you believe the narrative that people stopped buying Peloton's, watching Netflix, and using Zoom because the pandemic has mostly (sort of) ended?
Or, do you think these are valuable companies with huge growth ahead being caught up in a false narrative?
"At 28, Zoom Video $ZM now has a lower price to earnings multiple than Hormel (spam), Hershey (chocolate), Clorox (bleach), McCormick (spices), and Church & Dwight (baking soda)," Bespoke Investing shared.
Source: TheStreet
https://www.thestreet.com/investing/ark ... BNarrative
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