Cathie Wood Buys $8.1 Million of CoreWeave Stock as Goldman Sachs Upgrades, Ark Invest Sells Palantir Stock
Cathie Wood’s Ark bought CoreWeave shares and sold Palantir shares on Monday, Oct. 19, 2026.
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Cathie Wood Sells $5.4 Million Worth of Palantir Stock as Ark Continues to Dump PLTR, Analyst Warns Valuation Prices In ‘Years of Exceptional Execution’
Cathie Wood’s Ark sold Palantir shares and bought Oklo and X-Energy shares on Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2026.
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