Cathie Wood’s ARK ETFs have made their latest round of daily trades for Monday, October 13, 2025, revealing a continued trend of selling across several major holdings. Investors following the high-profile fund manager’s moves will note the divestment from technology and e-commerce sectors, which has been a pattern in recent trading sessions.
Topping the list of ARK’s trades, the ARKF ETF sold 8,286 shares of Shopify Inc (NYSE:SHOP), with the transaction valued at approximately $1,251,351. This move comes after a similar sell-off from the previous week, where ARK reduced its Shopify position by over 18,000 shares across its ARKF and ARKW ETFs. This consistent selling could signal a strategic shift away from the e-commerce platform, which has been a staple in ARK’s portfolio.
Following Shopify, ARK’s ARKF ETF also parted ways with 3,170 shares of Palantir Technologies Inc (NYSE:PLTR), totaling $556,144. This sale is a continuation of ARK’s selling trend in Palantir, having sold over 4,000 shares the previous Monday. This repeated activity suggests a reduction in ARK’s confidence or a rebalancing of their investment in the data analytics company.
A smaller but still notable trade was made in Brera Holdings PLC (NASDAQ:SLMT), with ARK’s ARKK ETF selling 3,914 shares valued at $66,303. Looking back at the previous week’s transactions, ARK has been consistently offloading its Brera Holdings stock, with a significant sell of 44,859 shares on Thursday and even larger sales earlier in the week.
While ARK’s trading strategies are closely watched by investors for insights into Wood’s market outlook, it’s important to remember that the daily trade reports do not necessarily reflect the fund’s long-term investment thesis. They may represent short-term tactical moves or portfolio rebalancing efforts.
Investors and analysts will continue to scrutinize these trades to discern patterns and potential shifts in ARK’s investment strategy, particularly as the fund navigates a dynamic market landscape.
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