The aggressive growth investor was buying stocks moving in different directions on the first trading day of the week.

Cathie Wood has a reputation for big wagers on technology, and she earned her reputation after returning 153% in 2020. She did well in 2021 too, but the spotlight slowly moved away as most tech-related stocks did not do well in late 2021 and performed badly through 2022.

In an industry known for hedge fund managers who focus on unique strategies, including quantitative trading and value stocks, Cathie Wood and her hedge fund ARK Investment Management set themselves

Cathie Wood, chief executive of Ark Investment Management, frequently buys technology stocks that she says will disrupt a number of sectors. Sometimes, her strategy pays off: The flagship Ark Innovation ETF (ARKK) has gained 5% this year as of Jan.

Cathie Wood, head of ARK Investment Management, usually targets tech stocks that she says have a disruptive impact, even if the company is not profitable yet. Canada is a primary focus of Trump's tariff talks. The reasons why are varied. She is buying more shares of one of her favorite artificial intelligence positions.

Cathie Wood, the woman behind the scenes over at Ark Invest, is still taking a proactive approach to play what she believes will be the next big wave of disruptive tech innovation. Though her Ark line of funds has sunk from well off their highs,

Cathie Wood's ARK ETFs have made their daily trades for Tuesday, January 28th, 2025, with significant activity across various sectors, particularly in technology and biotech. The trades reflect a strategic adjustment of ARK's portfolio,

As disruption remains the name of the game in the artificial intelligence (AI) world, any conversation not involving Cathie Wood would remain incomplete. Known for making outsized bets on disruptive companies that are focused on revolutionary technology,