Better Than Buffett? Find Out Who

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Yet, you've never heard of it... Interested? Get the details here. - Kaitlyn Hopkins, Assistant Managing Editor MARKET TRENDS Buffett vs. Wood: Whose Side Are You On? Rebecca Barshop | Senior Managing Editor | The Oxford Club I need you to help me settle an argument. I recently got into it with an older family member... She boasted that her personal investment portfolio is modeled off Warren Buffett's. But I was less than impressed. Buffett just doesn't do it for me... The value investing approach is dated, I argued. It's great if you can find a company trading at a discount to its monetary value. You'll enjoy a nice little run when that stock reaches its full potential. But then what? Where's the potential? Why take a step when you can climb the staircase? That's why I'm a proponent of growth investing. I want a business that is going to disrupt life as we know it. I want to own a stock whose potential is off the charts. And that's why I'm a big fan of Cathie Wood. SPONSORED Market Millionaire Discovers "Perfect Stock" He bought Amazon when it was trading around $30... Netflix when it was around $2... And Apple when it was less than $1 a share... And now... Market millionaire Alexander Green says he's discovered the "Perfect Stock" that could be the key to your retirement. Find out about this $3 stock before share prices go up.   The Times They Are A-Changin' Ark Invest, Wood's investment management firm, is the leader in the growth investing space. The idea behind Ark Invest is to focus on disruptions and their addressable markets. Wood pinpoints a range of innovations - any of which could be the next big thing - and bets on them. This is forward-looking investing. It's a play on the only predictable force in the universe: change. And it works. Ark Invest's flagship exchange-traded fund (ETF), Ark Innovation ETF (NYSE: ARKK), has obliterated Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK-A) since its inception. Don't get me wrong... Berkshire Hathaway's share price has almost doubled (almost...) in the past six years. If you had taken that route, you would have still made money. But the Ark Innovation ETF diverged from Berkshire's stable path in early 2017, well before the pandemic sent technology stocks to the moon. So while Berkshire Hathaway toddled along, one slow step at a time... Ark Invest was tower running its way to the top. Growth Wins Here's something that many old-school investors don't understand... The markets have changed. The rules have been rewritten. You can't make money in 2021 the same way you did in 1981. You can try, but you'll be disappointed. The way I see it, growth investing encompasses value. If you get in on an idea or an innovation early enough, you're going to get the best entry price. And you'll reap those rewards for decades. But with value investing, there's only so much upside. Slow and steady is still slow at the end of the day. So you tell me... Whose team would you want to be on - Buffett's or Wood's? Let me know in the comments. Good investing, Rebecca P.S. High-growth stocks aren't always easy to find. But when you do uncover one... it can change your life. That's why I feel obligated to tell you about the newest growth stock on my radar. Let's just say I wouldn't be surprised if it came across Wood's desk in the future... (It's that good!) Click here for all the need-to-know information. Leave a Comment MORE FROM PROFIT TRENDS The Lithium Market Is About to Take Off Will the Rumored Government Shutdown Sink Your Retirement? The No. 1 Opportunity for 2022 Facebook Twitter Email Share SPONSORED Do you own gold? Somebody recently decided to buy a LOT of gold. And I think I know why... It's all about a meeting that's scheduled for December 15.  If you own gold (even just a few ounces of it), you've got to see what's happening. The big announcement is just weeks away. Click here now. 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