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Speaking on Bloomberg TV on Wednesday, Wood said her flagship ARK Innovation ETF (NYSE:ARKK) is on the look-out for software firms that “are actually right now where Nvidia was when we first bought it.”
ARKK moved to cut its stake in California-based Nvidia in January, meaning the fund has not been a beneficiary of a rally in the stock that has seen the company’s valuation temporarily top $1 trillion. In a tweet earlier this week, Wood defended the decision, arguing that Nvidia shares are “priced ahead of the curve.”
For now, Wood said she will turn her attention to AI-related software players, including New York-based UiPath (NYSE:PATH), San Francisco-based Twilio (NYSE:TWLO), and telehealth group Teladoc (NYSE:TDOC). All of these firms have seen their shares fall sharply in recent months.
“For every dollar of hardware that Nvidia sells, software providers, SaaS providers will generate 8 dollars in revenue,” Wood noted in the Bloomberg interview.
Meanwhile, Wood predicted that Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) will be a major “artificial intelligence play” in the coming years. She said she believes the electric carmaker‘s stock price will climb to $2,000 in 2027 from its Tuesday close of $201.16 as demand grows for autonomous technology.
Even without this driver, Wood said a “massive shift” toward electric vehicles would bring the shares up to at least $400.
