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Cathie Wood's Ark Innovation ETF added 1.2 million shares of Palantir as the stock slipped to its lowest price in nearly 4 months

Mar 26, 2021, 01:21 IST
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Cathie Wood's flagship fund bought the dip in Palantir on Wednesday, ETF records show.

Wood's Ark Innovation ETF added roughly 1.2 million shares of Palantir as the stock sank to $21.88, its lowest closing price since November 23.

As of Thursday, the exchange-traded fund holds 11.8 million shares of Palantir worth $258 million. The data surveillance company makes up 1.19% of the Ark Innovation ETF.

Shares of Palantir closed down nearly 6% on Wednesday and continued to slide in premarket trading Thursday but reversed course after the opening bell. Palantir jumped as high as 1.9% to $22.30 Thursday morning.

The data company has fallen 17% in the last month amid a lockup expiration that's prompted profit-taking from company insiders.

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In a CNBC interview in February, Wood explained that her Palantir trade is a long-term bet. She also praised CEO Alex Karp's plan to forfeit short-term profits and invest aggressively in the future.

"It's exactly how we invest. We want our companies to invest aggressively. We don't want profits now," the investing titan told CNBC.

Read more: Cathie Wood says Tesla's stock is going to $3,000 by 2025. 2 market experts break down whether that's realistic and the catalysts that might lead the EV maker there.

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