Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest ETFs released their daily trade disclosures for Monday, January 26, 2026, highlighting fresh moves across biotech and artificial intelligence stocks. The firm trimmed exposure to select genomics and defense names, while adding to AI, autonomous driving, and digital asset-related companies.
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Which Stocks Did Wood Buy on January 26?
1. Tempus AI Stock (TEM) – Wood bought 7,737 shares of Tempus AI across the ARK Innovation ETF (ARKK) and the ARK Genomic Revolution ETF (ARKG), spending about $505,000. The purchase builds on last week’s buying and reflects continued confidence in AI-driven healthcare analytics.
2. WeRide Stock (WRD) – Through the ARK Autonomous Technology & Robotics ETF (ARKQ), ARK picked up 48,260 shares of WeRide, valued at roughly $426,000. The move follows heavy buying in recent sessions, signaling ongoing interest in autonomous vehicle technology.
3. Bullish Stock (BLSH) – Wood added 27,830 shares of Bullish across $ARKK and the ARK Fintech Innovation ETF (ARKF), investing close to $1.0 million. The buy underscores ARK’s continued bet on crypto-related infrastructure.
4. Kodiak AI Stock (KDK) – The firm also purchased 47,752 shares of Kodiak AI through $ARKQ, worth about $448,000, adding to its exposure to autonomous trucking and AI-driven logistics.
To compare how these newly added positions stack up, let’s see how these stocks perform using the TipRanks Stock Comparison Tool.
Which Stocks Did Wood Sell?
1. Twist Bioscience Stock (TWST) – ARK’s largest sale of the day was Twist Bioscience. The firm sold 64,695 shares via $ARKK, valued at approximately $2.78 million. This follows another sale on Friday, pointing to a steady reduction in the position.
2. 10X Genomics Stock (TXG) – Wood also sold 67,086 shares of 10X Genomics through $ARKK, worth about $1.50 million. The move adds to a broader pullback after heavy selling in the stock last week.
3. Kratos Defense Stock (KTOS) – In a smaller move, Wood sold 3,902 shares of Kratos Defense through $ARKQ, totaling roughly $431,000, continuing a recent trend of trimming the position.
Here’s how the trimmed stocks have been performing lately.
