Cathie Wood Is Buying Shares of This Bargain “Magnificent Seven” Stock Before Oct. 21. Should You?
The famous investor favors innovators.
Investors frequently observe the actions of Cathie Wood, whose firm Ark Invest zeroes in on innovative firms with emerging technological advancements, often acquiring them at reasonable prices for long-term growth. Recently, Wood made a strategic purchase, acquiring shares in Meta Platforms (META -0.11%), a leading social media conglomerate and prospective artificial intelligence (AI) leader, ahead of a significant event on October 21.
This move may have implications for the stock's future performance. Wood's recent acquisitions involved increasing her Meta holdings by 20,125 shares on October 13, followed by another 9,577 shares the next day, making it her second-largest position in the Ark Next Generation Technology ETF, which accounts for 5.7% of the fund's assets.
Tesla's control, with a 7% weighting, remains higher. Meta's ascent can be attributed to its substantial investments in AI, evidenced by the launch of its personal AI agent, Muse, which saw a substantial download surge to 5 million. Moreover, Meta has recently unveiled Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full, models designed for personal and professional AI applications.
These developments suggest Meta's progress in monetizing its AI investments, potentially through new product offerings and heightened advertising revenue. The company anticipates AI revenue generation through its innovative products and the increased advertising activity across its platforms. Besides, Meta's valuation, currently at 24 times forward earnings estimates, is relatively affordable given its established business and the vast potential in the AI market.
Thus, the timing for investing in Meta may not be crucial, as long-term gains outweigh short-term fluctuations.
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