For US tech stocks, there are some unprofitable start-ups that have not been understood by investors, and "wooden Sister" is preparing to open up their valuation models to "educate" the market.

Cathie Wood (Casey Wood, also known as "Sister Wood"), founder of ARK Investment Management and a prominent investor, said on Sunday that she planned to open up valuation models for companies with growth potential but not understood by investors in the coming months. She tweeted:

In the coming months, we [ARK Management] will open up a large number of valuation models for companies, especially those with exponential growth opportunities that have not yet been understood by the market.

Earlier this month, CNBC reported that wooden Sister had repeatedly stressed that she was confident in her flagship product, Ark Innovation ETF (Ark Innovation ETF, or ARKK).

Sister Mu expectedOver the next five years, the fund will achieve a compound annual return of 50 per cent, while her ARK management company will face a "very large exponential growth opportunity".

In addition, MSN reported last week that Sister Mu's ARK asset management company had opened Tesla, Inc. 's valuation model.

Wall Street news mentioned in an earlier articleARK Asset Management recently bet on Tesla, Inc. again, raising its five-year target price. Tesla, Inc. 's share price is expected to quadruple to $4600 by 2026, with a market capitalization of $5,000bn.

The forecast is based on Tesla, Inc. 's recent commitment to launch a robotic taxi business, which strengthens ARK's confidence in Tesla, Inc. 's full self-driving ability, which ARK believes will contribute 60 per cent of Tesla, Inc. 's expected value in 2026.

Although Sister Mu has always been optimistic about Tesla, Inc., not everyone likes Tesla, Inc.. Bloomberg quoted David Trainer, CEO of New Construct, an investment research firm, as saying Tesla, Inc. 's share price would fall to $150-$200. He pointed out:

Tesla, Inc. once enjoyed a first-mover advantage, but now it no longer has that advantage, and there are many other electric cars on the market that have been very successful in the competition. In my opinion, this is Casey Wood's words to attract retail investors, who actually do not understand Tesla, Inc. 's competitiveness.