Cathie Wood Trims 40K Shopify Shares After August Rally: Where ARK Is Reinvesting?
Cathie Wood's ARK sold 40,392 Shopify shares after a 25% August rally. Here's what ARKK and ARKW are betting on next.
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Rocket Lab stock flashed a death cross as Cathie Wood trimmed RKLB while her SpaceX investment gained prominence after a strong rally.
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Cathie Wood's ARK sold 40,392 Shopify shares after a 25% August rally. Here's what ARKK and ARKW are betting on next.
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