TLDR
- ARK sold 28,966 AMD shares worth $15.4 million and 24,171 Taiwan Semiconductor shares worth $10.3 million on Tuesday.
- ARK bought 77,210 AeroVironment shares for $9.7 million across its ARKQ and ARKX funds.
- ARK bought 884,681 Joby Aviation shares and 524,515 Archer Aviation shares on Tuesday, adding to Monday’s purchases.
- Archer rose 7.36% to $4.23 and Joby gained 6.82% to $5.01 after the buying.
- Joby reports third-quarter earnings on November 4 after the market closes.
Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest published its daily trades for Tuesday, October 27, 2026. The largest trade was a sale of Advanced Micro Devices shares.
ARK sold 28,966 shares of Advanced Micro Devices, worth $15,389,056. The fund also reduced its holding in the chipmaker the day before.
Advanced Micro Devices, Inc., AMD
ARK also sold 24,171 shares of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing for $10,257,447. It has been trimming that position for about a week.
On Monday, ARK’s funds sold about $22.5 million worth of AMD and Taiwan Semiconductor shares combined.
What ARK Bought
ARK bought 77,210 shares of AeroVironment across its ARKQ and ARKX funds. The purchase was worth $9,685,994 and followed a buy the day before.
The firm also added 884,681 shares of Joby Aviation, valued at $4,149,153. ARK bought Joby shares on Monday as well.
ARK purchased 524,515 shares of Archer Aviation for $2,066,589. It also bought 91,527 shares of Beam Therapeutics for $2,177,427.
On Monday, ARK bought 1.16 million Archer shares and 434,012 Joby shares. Those trades were worth about $7.2 million.
Over two sessions, ARK’s purchases of the two air taxi companies came to about $13.8 million.
Air Taxi Shares Rise
Archer climbed 7.36% to $4.23 on Tuesday. Joby rose 6.82% to $5.01.
Even with the gains, Archer is down about 44% this year. Joby has lost about 62%.
Archer also made news on Friday. The company announced plans to bring its electric air taxis to Austin, Houston and Dallas-Fort Worth.
Archer wants its Midnight aircraft to turn car trips of 60 to 90 minutes into flights of 10 to 20 minutes. The proposed routes would link major airports with business centers and popular destinations.
Archer expects to start demonstration flights in Texas next year. Commercial service still depends on Federal Aviation Administration certification, and the company has not set launch dates or ticket prices.
Joby is taking part in the FAA’s Electric Powered-Lift Integration Program. The program supports real-world testing and early operations of electric aircraft.
Joby is scheduled to report third-quarter earnings on November 4 after the market closes. The report will cover its cash position, spending and progress toward commercial flights.
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