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Odd that $ARKF, $ARKX, $ARKB, and $FNGU all have the same chart setup, more or less.
View on StockTwits ↗Top AI super cycle ETF’s by sector: Space / Defense Innovation | $ARKX $RKLB $KTOS $AVAV As advanced AI deeply weaponizes low-Earth orbit and autonomous defense, the aerospace thematic ETF $ARKX has solidified as the ultimate "sovereign-grade alpha" shield against escalating geopolitical shifts. Fresh off its historic inclusion into the Nasdaq-100 on June 22, commercial aerospace vanguard $RKLB (Rocket Lab) is capturing massive institutional hands-shaking above key Fibonacci volume floors, aggressively mitigating recent capital rotation headwinds driven by the broader space sector. Unmanned aerial vehicle sovereign $AVAV continues to print exceptional multi-year pricing power. Flanked by tactical defense powerhouse $KTOS, which freshly logged an explosive +22.6% YoY revenue surge backed by an expanding Pentagon pipeline, this duopoly commands an unassailable defensive moat. Are you riding the momentum of the freshly crowned $RKLB ?
View on StockTwits ↗@t_dizl21 I agree. Bad management on $NASA is stunting growth on this young ETF. To be down 28% in a month is a bit absurd. What are we paying its high .75% expense ratio for? Although $UFO.X has been just as bad Maybe $ARKX is better.
View on StockTwits ↗2/8: SpaceX (SPCX) IPO priced at $135 raising $75B; stock +~50% in first 3 days as leveraged SPCX ETFs launch and space funds add large weights $SPCX $UFO.X $ARKX $MARS $NASA
View on StockTwits ↗$SPY $SPCX $ARKX holds SpaceX as its largest position — the ARK Space & Defense Innovation ETF now combines rockets, defense, and AI in a single fund.
View on StockTwits ↗2/8: SpaceX extends post-IPO surge; market cap briefly tops Microsoft intraday and closes above Amazon as float stays tight ahead of index adds and options/levered ETFs launch. $IPO $QQQ $SPY $ARKX $MSFT
View on StockTwits ↗$SPCX People keep talking about Tesla merging with SpaceX like it’s some kind of master plan. The truth is Musk already has all the flexibility he needs without ever combining them. He can shift his own capital, talent, and resources across his companies whenever he wants — it already functions like a mini-Berkshire Hathaway, just with rockets, EVs, satellites, AI, and robotics instead of insurance and railroads. They’re entrenched together because the missions overlap, the tech overlaps, and Musk sits at the center of all of it. But they should never be entwined together. A merger would create valuation chaos, regulatory cross‑contamination, national‑security conflicts, shareholder warfare, and nonstop accusations of corruption — real, implied, or assumed. Keeping Tesla, SpaceX, Starlink, xAI, and the rest separate is what protects them. Musk already gets the benefits of coordination without the liabilities of merging. Why change this structure. $SPCX, $TSLA, $ARKX & $SPCE
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