(Reuters) – Star stock-picker Cathie Wooden’s Ark Make investments this week snapped up shares of pandemic darlings together with Roblox Corp, Roku (NASDAQ:) Inc and Zoom Video Communications (NASDAQ:) which have fallen out of favor this 12 months.

The asset supervisor’s flagship ARK Innovation ETF has slumped 43% this 12 months, lagging far behind the ‘s 7.7% decline because the prospect of aggressive U.S. coverage tightening hammered the fund’s hyper-growth shares.

Over the week, ARK purchased 100,642 shares of e-commerce agency Shopify (NYSE:) Inc, 329,073 of Zoom, 739,082 of gaming website Roblox and 575,648 of streaming machine maker Roku.

Wooden’s purchasing spree got here after a surprising subscriber loss at Netflix Inc (NASDAQ:) triggered a selloff in shares that thrived throughout COVID-19 lockdowns.

The asset supervisor shed greater than half one million shares of Snap Inc (NYSE:) this week, forward of the corporate’s earnings. The Snapchat proprietor slipped almost 2% in premarket buying and selling on Friday after warning inflation might damage income development within the present quarter.

Final week, Wooden reiterated her bullish stance on the fund’s greatest holding, Tesla (NASDAQ:) Inc. ARK Innovation ETF’s stake in Tesla is value $969 million, or 10% of the fund’s weight.

The electrical-car maker’s inventory is the one one among the many fund’s prime 10 holdings that has climbed over the previous 12 months. The opposite 9 – together with Roku, Zoom and Teladoc (NYSE:) Well being – have plunged between 22% and 62%.

Tesla’s shares have climbed about 35% over the previous 12 months and rose 3% on Thursday after its outcomes raced forward of expectations.