$Recursion Pharmaceuticals(RXRX.US) Regarding the related ARK holdings issue, I think we shouldn't assume there's someone backing it up; it can only serve as a reference. What more people call "Wood Sister" is actually just one of her investment styles, which also includes many delisted stocks. Below is the conclusion I've drawn by summarizing the investment styles of related institutions.

Common Characteristics (ARK's "Delisting Trap" Pattern)

1. Buying the Dip: After short reports/stock price crashes, ARK instead increases positions, firmly believing in "long-term value."

2. High-Risk Sectors: Concentrated in early-stage, high-failure-rate fields like autonomous driving, new energy, medical tech, and crypto.

3. Ignoring Cash Flow/Profitability: Prioritizing bets on "disruptive narratives," overlooking continuous losses and liquidity risks.

4. Untimely Exit: Still holding positions after fundamentals deteriorate, until liquidity dries up and delisting occurs.

For reference only.