ARK's technology investments steer through hurdles in regulation and profitability
- ARK Invest, led by Cathie Wood, allocated $7.9M to Roblox shares on Nov 18, 2025, while reducing Pinterest holdings by $5.19M via ARKK and ARKF ETFs. - The firm expanded fintech exposure by acquiring Klarna ($3.25M) and Circle ($3.07M) shares, aligning with sector growth amid profitability concerns. - Biotech investments included $2.09M in Recursion and $2.64M in CRISPR Therapeutics , reflecting ongoing focus on gene-editing innovations. - A $7.2M sale of Teradyne shares signaled a strategic shift away f
On November 18, 2025, ARK Invest, under the leadership of Cathie Wood, executed a number of notable trades, including acquiring $7.9 million worth of
The most substantial transaction of the day was the purchase of 78,096
Within the fintech space, ARK
Biotechnology also remained a priority, as ARK
These trades highlight ARK’s active portfolio management style, balancing long-term investments in disruptive sectors with short-term tactical changes in response to market shifts.
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