ARK Autonomous Technology & Robotics ETF ARKQ

The Motley Fool 25 oct

Ark Invest's ETFs invested approximately $7.3 million in X-Energy and Oklo, two nuclear energy companies focused on SMR development and fuel production, over Tuesday and Wednesday. Despite NuScale Power's NRC-approved design advantage, Ark Invest chose to invest in these alternative nuclear stocks instead, which offer broader opportunities beyond SMR development but carry higher risk as neither has commenced commercial operations.

The Motley Fool 17 oct

Serve Robotics (SERV) stock plunged 25.7% this week after Northland Securities cut earnings estimates and projected continued losses through 2028. The company filed to register 4.13 million additional shares, raising dilution concerns. With quarterly net losses of $64.1 million and minimal commercial revenue, investors are questioning whether the autonomous delivery robot company can achieve profitability before depleting its $235.4 million cash reserves.

The Motley Fool 5 ago

Cathie Wood's Ark Invest has accumulated an $870.6 million Tesla position, adding $14.3 million in shares after Tesla's recent 20% decline this year. Wood maintains a bullish 2029 price target of $2,600 per share (700% upside potential), betting primarily on Tesla's autonomous vehicle and robotaxi technology rather than its Optimus robot initiative. Tesla has made progress on full self-driving software and robotaxi operations in select U.S. cities.

The Motley Fool 16 jul

Ark Invest purchased over $51 million in SpaceX stock last week across multiple transactions, bringing its total holdings to over $550 million spread across four ETFs. The firm has been a long-term investor in SpaceX since before its June IPO and has not sold any shares. However, the author expresses caution about SpaceX's profitability, noting that only its Starlink connectivity division posted operating profit last year, while its AI unit recorded a $6.4 billion loss.

The Motley Fool 14 jun

Cathie Wood's Ark Invest added SpaceX shares to four of its six actively managed ETFs on the company's IPO day (June 12), despite being restricted from selling her existing holdings due to lockup periods. Wood purchased 325,562 shares through Ark Next Generation Internet and increased SpaceX positions in other funds, signaling confidence in the company even at its $150 opening price. The article suggests aggressive investors might follow Wood's lead, while cautious investors should wait for better entry points.