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ARK's Cathie Wood responds to Elon Musk on S&P ratio to GDP

ARK Invest CEO Cathie Woodtweetsan answer to Tesla(NASDAQ:TSLA)CEO Elon Musk, who asked her last Mon

ARK's Cathie Wood responds to Elon Musk on S&P ratio to GDP

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ARK's Cathie Wood responds to Elon Musk on S&P ratio to GDP

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