"ARKVX is a way to get indirect exposure to several of Elon Musk's companies – including SpaceX." Karim Rahemtulla, Head Fundamental Tactician, Monument Traders Alliance Elon Musk. It's a name that conjures up a lot of mixed emotions depending on which political party you favor. But remember – we're not pro red or pro blue at Monument Traders Alliance – we're pro GREEN. Meaning we're only here to give you the best profit opportunities. And politics aside – there's no denying Musk sits at the helm of some of the biggest breakthrough tech companies in the world. Tesla, Neurolink, and OpenAI to name a few. Plus, there's been another development that could raise even more capital for one of Musk's richest companies – SpaceX. You see… it was reported earlier this week that SpaceX is discussing plans to raise money and sell insider shares. It's part of a deal that would value Musk's rocket and satellite maker around $400 billion. SpaceX is currently valued around $350 billion as of late 2024, and Musk owns 42% of it. But this valuation would mark a significant premium to the $350B high mark set during SpaceX's share buyback in December. It would also put the privately held firm on par with the market capitalizations of some of the world's largest publicly traded companies, including Home Depot (HD) and Palantir Technologies (PLTR). But since SpaceX isn't public, there's no way to trade it directly. However, there is a unique way to get exposure to not just SpaceX – but several of Musk's private companies. The ARK Venture Fund One indirect way to get exposure to Musk's groups is through a venture fund known as ARK Venture Fund (ARKVX). ARKVX is an actively managed ETF that focuses on companies involved in space exploration and innovation - especially in the AI space. When you look at ARKVX's Top 10 holdings below, you'll see it includes several companies run by Musk including SpaceX, OpenAI, and Neuralink Corp. What sets ARKVX apart - Venture‑style investing for all: It's designed to give everyday investors—and not just accredited ones—exposure to private and late-stage public companies.
- Liquidity windows: Unlike traditional VC funds that lock up capital for years, ARKVX allows quarterly redemptions, with up to 5% of outstanding shares repurchased each quarter.
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