TLDR
- Cathie Wood’s ARK funds bought $37.1 million worth of Robinhood stock on February 11 after shares fell 8.8% on earnings
- ARK purchased $19.1 million in Shopify shares despite stock dropping 6.5% after beating Q4 expectations
- The investment firm sold $22.5 million in Airbnb stock across multiple ETFs
- ARK added $11.7 million in Bullish and $4.5 million in Circle Internet to boost crypto exposure
- Total stock sales included $18 million in Teradyne and $14.1 million in Unity Software
Cathie Wood’s ARK investment funds made large trades on February 11, 2026. The moves show a strategy of buying after earnings-driven price drops.
ARK funds purchased 433,806 Robinhood shares totaling $37.1 million. The buys came across three funds: ARKK, ARKW, and ARKF. Robinhood stock had dropped 8.8% earlier that day.
The decline followed Robinhood’s Q4 earnings report. The trading platform missed revenue expectations but beat profit forecasts. Earnings came in at $0.66 per share, above analyst estimates.
ARK took advantage of the lower price to add shares. This represents a major addition to the fund’s Robinhood position.
Shopify Purchase Follows Price Drop
ARK also bought 150,421 Shopify shares worth $19.1 million. The Canadian e-commerce company’s stock fell 6.5% on February 11. This happened despite Shopify beating both revenue and earnings expectations for Q4.
Shopify also announced a $2 billion share buyback program. The stock decline gave ARK an entry point at a lower price.
ARK sold 186,754 Airbnb shares for $22.5 million total. The sale covered multiple ETFs and reduces the fund’s vacation rental exposure.
The portfolio changes show Wood’s approach to market volatility. She bought companies that dropped on short-term news.
Crypto Holdings Increase During Market Slump
ARK increased its cryptocurrency investments during the current market downturn. The fund bought 364,134 Bullish shares for $11.7 million. This continues a week-long pattern of buying the crypto exchange.
ARK also purchased 75,559 Circle Internet shares worth $4.5 million. Circle Internet’s stock had fallen 3.2% before the purchase. The company focuses on stablecoin products.
These crypto purchases happened while digital asset markets face pressure. The sector is still recovering from regulatory challenges that emerged in 2025.
ARK made additional buys including 280,138 Figma shares valued at $6.8 million. The design software company’s stock had declined 6.4% at the time.
The fund reduced other positions through sales. ARK sold 59,101 Teradyne shares worth $18 million. It also offloaded 486,741 Unity Software shares for $14.1 million.
Pinterest was another reduction with ARK selling 413,038 shares for $8.4 million. The fund sold 185,951 Twist Bioscience shares for $9.1 million as well.
ARK deployed roughly $74 million in total purchases on February 11. Most activity occurred in the ARKK, ARKW, and ARKF funds.
Wall Street analysts rate Robinhood as a “Strong Buy” currently. The average price target indicates 74% potential upside over twelve months.
Wood’s February 11 trades focused on technology and fintech companies. The purchases targeted stocks experiencing temporary declines after earnings reports or market conditions.
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This articles is written by : Nermeen Nabil Khear Abdelmalak
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