Cathie Wood Maintains Ark Invest's Tesla Stake Amid Stock Fluctuations and Robotaxi Ambitions
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Tesla's stock has experienced significant volatility, peaking at around $400 per share in 2021, dropping to nearly $100 in 2023, and currently hovering around $350. Despite these fluctuations, Cathie Wood's Ark Invest has consistently held its stake in Tesla, which is valued at $1 billion and remains one of its largest holdings.
Ark Invest has raised its long-term price target for Tesla from $3,000 to $4,600 per share, driven by the belief that Tesla will evolve beyond being merely an electric vehicle manufacturer to becoming a leader in the robotaxi market. Wood emphasizes that Tesla's vertical integration and investments in AI and self-driving technology position it favorably to scale its robotaxi fleet efficiently.
While Ark Invest sees the robotaxi opportunity as a major growth driver, investors should be aware of the extended timeline for realizing these ambitions, with expert predictions now suggesting robotaxis could be available at scale by 2030. Cathie Wood's unwavering confidence in Tesla's future underscores the potential for significant returns, but investors should be prepared for volatility in the interim.
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Cathie Wood Never Sold Ark's Core Stake in Tesla Despite the Stock Trailing Every Other Magnificent Seven Name in 2026. Here's Why Her Multi-Year Conviction Hasn't Wavered.
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