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ARK Invest bought shares in Nvidia, AMD and Alphabet on Friday, while selling Broadcom and CoreWeave, according to TradingView’s account of the fund’s daily trade disclosures. Its reported AMD purchase was 519 shares worth about $233,100; the Nvidia buy was 405 shares, worth roughly $75,600.
Why it mattersThe sales were larger: about $2.54 million of Broadcom and $2.35 million of CoreWeave, TradingView says. Those are individual fund trades, not a verdict on which AI companies will win. Even so, the mix shows one investor shifting exposure within the AI supply chain rather than simply buying every name in the sector. ARK’s trades are a portfolio snapshot, not a crystal ball with a ticker symbol. Should investors read moves like these as useful signals about AI stocks, or mostly as noise from an actively managed fund?
Discuss: Should investors read ARK’s moves between AI stocks as useful signals, or mostly as noise from an actively managed fund?
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