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Cathie Wood and her Ark Investment Management funds are well known for having large weighting in high conviction stocks like Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA). The percentages in several names could increase with new wording from the company.
Single Security Cap: Ark Funds is eliminating a 30% cap on how much of each fund’s assets can be invested in a single security.
With a bullish $3,000 price target on Tesla, Ark Funds could decide to increase the allocation in the electric vehicle maker.
Even with a rule in place to not hit 30%, Ark Funds has typically kept the Tesla weighting under 15% of assets and trimmed the position. The new rule could be in place to allow shares to appreciate as much in value over the next several years.
Ownership Of Companies: The other change that was made by Ark Funds was eliminating a 20% limit on the amount of a company that Ark Funds could own throughout its ETFs.
Ark Funds owns 10% or more in over 25 companies, including three companies that Ark Funds is a 20% owner in. Compugen (NASDAQ:CGEN), Stratasys (NASDAQ:SSYS) and Organovo Holdings (NASDAQ:ONVO) are three companies that Ark Funds has owned 20% of across its family of ETFs.
The move in the ownership cap also comes as Ark Funds was involved in investing in the PIPE of two SPAC deals. Ark was part of the PIPE for Quantum-Si merging with HighCape Capital Acquisition Corp (NASDAQ:CAPA) and SomaLogic merging with CM Life Sciences II Inc (NASDAQ:CMIIU).
