Ark Invest

ARK Investment Management LLC (ARK Invest) specializes in thematic investing with a clear focus on disruptive innovation. Our goal is to uncover themes that boost productivity and generate wealth. We delve into research and invest in technology-driven innovations that span various economic sectors and transform how we live and work. Some of our current themes include Industrial Innovation, Next Generation Internet, FinTech, and the Genomic Revolution. We believe that innovation is crucial for growth and ultimately prevails in the equity market. ARK has a dedicated research team that helps us spot long-term trends before they become apparent in the market. Our distinctive research approach utilizes a variety of data sources—both internal and external—resulting in unique insights and analysis.

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From Customer Service To The Classroom - AI Agents Are Coming For It All With Alan Bekker

2 days ago | ark-invest.com | Jozef Soja |Brett Winton

Brett Winton and ARK analyst Jozef Soja dive deep into the rapidly evolving world of AI agents—software entities that are increasingly automating enterprise functions like customer support. They explore why AI agents are gaining traction, how they’re priced, and the potential for a new kind of agent-versus-agent arms race between companies and consumers.
#467: Tesla Prepares For Its Robotaxi Rollout In Austin During The Next Week Or So, & More

1 week ago | ark-invest.com | Nemo focuses |Daniel C. Maguire |Sam Korus |Brett Winton

Last week, Elon Musk’s xAI named Polymarket X’s official prediction-market partner. Living inside Polymarket’s interface, Grok already is providing conversational summaries (“Ask Grok”) on every market page.
Give First, Build Communities, And Rethink Mentorship: Brad Feld’s Startup Philosophy

2 weeks ago | ark-invest.com | Chase Prather |Brett Winton

Why Brad Feld “hibernated” from public life and how it changed his perspective From default yes to default no: Reclaiming time and creative energy Navigating remote work: Company culture and post-COVID office dynamics When revenue goes negative: COVID-era crisis stories from Rover and SeatGeek The Give First philosophy — and how it became Techstars’ guiding principle Finding mentorship as a founder: What works and what definitely doesn’t The power of peer mentorship and showing up without...
ARK’s Expected Value For SpaceX In 2030: ~$2.5 Trillion Enterprise Value

2 weeks ago | ark-invest.com | Daniel C. Maguire |Sam Korus |Brett Winton

Developed in collaboration with Mach33, ARK’s open-source SpaceX model yields an expected enterprise value in 2030 of ~$2.5 trillion, generating a ~38% compound annual rate of return from its last funding round at $350 billion in December 2024.1 Tuned to the 75th and 25th percentile Monte Carlo outcomes, our bull and bear cases are ~$3.1 trillion and ~$1.7 trillion, respectively, as shown below.
AI Meets Biotech: The Future Of Protein Therapeutics With Mike Nally And Jason Silvers

1 month ago | ark-invest.com | Nemo focuses |Nemo Marjanovic |Brett Winton

In this episode of FYI – For Your Innovation, Brett Winton and ARK analyst Nemo Despot sit down with Generate Biomedicines CEO Mike Nally and CFO Jason Silvers to explore how generative AI is transforming the discovery and development of protein-based therapeutics.
Anyone Can Code With AI | The Brainstorm EP 88

1 month ago | ark-invest.com | Frank Downing |Nicholas Grous

In this episode, Nicholas Grous and Frank Downing explore the transformative potential of agentic coding and AI-assisted software development. They conduct a live demo showcasing how coding agents can simplify the development process, making it accessible to non-technical users. The conversation delves into the implications of these technologies on the economy, the future of knowledge workers, and the democratization of software development.
Mapping The Brain: The Future Of Neuroscience With Dr. Jin Hyung Lee

1 month ago | ark-invest.com | Nemo focuses |Nemo Marjanovic |Brett Winton

In this episode of FYI - For Your Innovation, ARK’s Chief Futurist, Brett Winton, and Research Analyst Nemo Marjanovic, sit down with Dr. Jin Hyung Lee, a leading neuroscience researcher at Stanford University. Dr. Lee and her team are pioneering breakthroughs in understanding brain function—an essential step toward diagnosing and treating neurological disorders.
From Meme Coins To Mainstream: Nikil Viswanathan On Crypto’s Infrastructure Shift

2 months ago | ark-invest.com | Lorenzo focuses |Lorenzo Valente |Brett Winton

Why Alchemy is the AWS for blockchain—and what that means for crypto’s evolutionSmart contracts as a better alternative to traditional financial intermediariesMapping value accrual in smart contract platforms: A $5T opportunity by 2030How Alchemy abstracts blockchain complexity and improves developer UXWhy blockchain is still in its “green screen” era—and what comes nextMeme coins, signal or noise? Nikil’s take on speculation vs.
April 4, 2025 - In The Know With Cathie Wood

2 months ago | ark-invest.com | Catherine Wood

On episode LXVI of "In The Know" (April 4, 2025), ARK CEO/CIO Cathie Wood emphasizes the importance of understanding the political backdrop, particularly regarding tariffs and their implications for the economy. She also discusses the current macroeconomic landscape, focusing on the impact of fiscal and monetary policies, the ongoing rolling recession, and the potential for innovation to drive future growth.
#456: Waymo’s Safety Improves While Tesla Has The Data Advantage Ahead Of Its Robotaxi Launch In June, & More

Mar 23, 2025 | ark-invest.com | Tasha Keeney |Daniel C. Maguire |Frank Downing |Brett Winton

Last week, Google announced the sixth-largest US tech merger and acquisition (M&A) transaction in history—and the largest in its own corporate history—when it acquired Wiz, a private cybersecurity company, for $32 billion in cash.13 The transaction follows a severely restrained M&A environment driven largely by restrictions imposed by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).