Cathie Wood-led Ark Investment Management on Monday booked profit in DocuSign Inc for a second straight day, after boosting confidence in the e-signature company's ability to draw more customers.
Ark Invest sold 46,938 shares, estimated to be worth about $11.37 million, in DocuSign as shares of the San Francisco, California-based company closed 0.56% higher at $242.32 on Tuesday. Shares of DocuSign have risen about 4% since Friday.
Wood's firm said on Friday, after market hours, DocuSignappears to be gaining tractionin international markets and the growth in its Agreement Cloud amid COVID-19 is not a temporary shift.
Wood’s firm sold the shares in DocuSign via the Ark Innovation ETF . Ark also holds a stake in the company via the Ark Next Generation Internet ETF.
The popular investment firm’s holding in DocuSign, whose worth is estimated to be about $592.9 million based on Tuesday’s closing price, is now down to 2.46 million shares.
The investment firm also sold 77,407 shares, estimated to be worth about $4.65 million, in Snapchat parent Snap Inc .
Shares of the social media company closed 1.99% lower at $60.15 on Tuesday.
Wood’s firm sold the shares in Snap via ARKW and also holds a stake in the company via the Ark Fintech Innovation ETF . Ark’s stake in Snap is now down to 2.75 million shares, lowering its estimated value to about $168.55 million, as of Tuesday.
The New York-based investment firm also bought 60,383 shares, estimated to be worth $14.64 million, in Spotify Technology , its second straight buy in the digital music streaming company.
Shares of Spotify closed marginally down at $242.51 on Tuesday.
ARKK made the purchase. It held about 3.12 million shares, worth about $758.4 million, in the company ahead of Tuesday's trade. ARKW too has a stake in Spotify.
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