Key Takeaways
- ARK Investment Management acquired 22,528 Broadcom shares following a post-earnings decline exceeding 20%
- The firm added 100,250 Circle Internet Group shares via ARKK, representing approximately $9 million
- ARK divested 1,327,537 Archer Aviation shares spread across multiple ETFs
- The investment firm reduced its AMD holdings by 2,074 shares via ARKW
- Cathie Wood anticipates Federal Reserve rate cuts and views AI as deflationary
Cathie Wood’s ARK Investment Management executed several noteworthy portfolio adjustments during the opening days of June 2026, capitalizing on market weakness while reducing exposure to select holdings.
The most significant move involved ARK’s acquisition of 22,528 Broadcom shares after the semiconductor giant experienced a substantial selloff. The stock tumbled 12.59% on June 4, followed by an additional 7.92% decline on June 5 in response to investor disappointment with its quarterly results. ARK initiated the purchase on June 3, and based on the June 5 closing price of $385.73, the stake represented approximately $8.7 million.
The company disclosed fiscal second-quarter adjusted earnings of $2.44 per diluted share alongside revenue totaling $22.19 billion. Analyst consensus had projected earnings of $2.40 per share with revenue reaching $22.27 billion. Looking ahead, Broadcom guided third-quarter revenue to $29.4 billion, surpassing the Street’s $28.53 billion projection.
Market Reaction to Broadcom’s Results
Notwithstanding the respectable figures, market participants expressed disappointment that Broadcom declined to increase its AI semiconductor revenue projection beyond the $100 billion target by fiscal 2027. Chief Executive Hock Tan emphasized the company’s strategy to concentrate on chip supply rather than complete AI system solutions.
However, sentiment wasn’t uniformly negative. Citi maintained its buy recommendation with a $500 price objective, characterizing the decline as “an enhanced buying opportunity.” Bank of America elevated its price target from $450 to $530, projecting approximately 180% growth in AI revenue during fiscal 2026.
ARK simultaneously purchased 100,250 Circle Internet Group shares through the ARKK ETF, valued at more than $9 million. Circle Internet now ranks as ARKK’s eighth-largest position at 3.73% of the portfolio.
The firm also accumulated 13,065 Coinbase shares, ARKK’s ninth-largest holding, worth roughly $2.1 million. Wood has been systematically expanding positions in cryptocurrency-related equities.
ARK’s Divestments
Regarding disposals, ARK liquidated 1,327,537 Archer Aviation shares across its ARKK, ARKQ, and ARKX ETFs, totaling approximately $8.5 million. These transactions continued a pattern of similar disposals in preceding sessions.
ARK additionally pared back its AMD allocation, offloading 2,074 shares through ARKW for slightly more than $1 million. AMD share sales have persisted throughout the week.
Year-to-date through the reporting period, the ARK Innovation ETF has gained 2.83%, trailing the S&P 500’s 10.79% advance. Over a five-year horizon, ARKK has generated an annualized return of -5.91%, contrasting with the S&P 500’s 12.39% performance.
Wood has been forthright regarding her market perspective. During a June 5 appearance on “In the Know,” she articulated expectations for rate reductions from the Federal Reserve under new chairman Kevin Warsh. She further highlighted AI-driven productivity improvements at retailers including Walmart and Costco as indicators that inflationary pressures are moderating.
Wood has characterized the present environment as a “great acceleration” rather than a contraction, referencing declining AI training expenses and advancing technology across multiple industries.
For the 12-month period ending June 4, ARKK experienced net outflows approximating $488.95 million, based on data from ETF research provider VettaFi.



