Ark Invest’s Cathie Wood has bought back shares of her growing darling Nvidia after the chipmaker suffered a double-digit sell-off just this week. Wood’s flagship ARK Innovation ETF added 226,717 shares of Nvidia on Thursday. She also purchased 32,093 shares of the ARK Autonomous Technology & Robotics ETF and 39,008 shares of the ARK Next Generation Internet ETF, according to Ark’s daily trading data. These purchases are worth $41.5 million based on Nvidia’s Thursday close of $139.37. Nvidia stock is down more than 13% this week. On Wednesday, the chipmaker said it could face $400 million in sales in China after the US government ordered the company to stop selling certain types of chips to the country. Daiwa Capital Markets also downgraded Nvidia to neutral on Friday, saying the stock is trading too high due to increased uncertainty. Meanwhile, the innovation investor who also trimmed Tesla is holding her largest stake in these three ETFs. The sale doesn’t necessarily mean that Wood’s views on Tesla have fallen. Previously, Wood explained that she often bets on her Tesla to raise cash to buy other stocks. The EV maker has bounced back about 35% from recent lows. Popular investors are in the midst of a rough year as disruptive tech names are among the biggest losers this year due to rising interest rates. High interest rates hurt the future earnings value of these growth companies. Wood’s flagship ARKK has suffered three straight months of no-flow even as the ETF recovers from its lows in May. The Ark Innovation ETF is up about 18% from its 52-week low hit in May. As of now, ARKK is down about 56% this year. However, the innovation ETF has seen inflows of more than $980 million this year. Wood previously said her clients are mostly engaged with her and that new money is coming in as investors seek diversification in a bear market.