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Cathie Wood Goes Big on Nvidia After $150 Billion Buyback, Sells $110 Million of AMD: ARK Invest Also Picks Up Tesla, SpaceX Shares

BenzingaShivdeep Dhaliwal

Ark Invest bought Nvidia, Tesla and SpaceX while selling $110 million of AMD on Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2026.

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