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Cathie Wood, a longtime Elon Musk backer, has been judiciously adding to her firm's positions in both Tesla and SpaceX, as the stocks slump.

The fund's past recoveries look tempting, but the ride down has often been rougher than it looks.

Cathie Wood's ARK Invest was extremely active last week, adding SpaceX and Meta, while selling AMD and Robinhood stock.

Some funds are trading far above their own historical valuations without delivering the performance to justify it; check your holdings against this list.

Peggy Johnson, a former Microsoft and Magic Leap executive who is now the CEO of Agility Robotics, used a CNBC segment to announce that her company is going public through a SPAC merger with Churchill Capital Corp., a deal she describes as the first pure-play humanoid robotics company to tap public markets. The company, a ... Humanoid Robotics CEO: The First Pure-Play Robot Company Is About to Go Public

<p>It’s never been more important to look before you leap, at least for everyday investors looking to chase the most recent thematics-based trade. The real truth is that thematic ETF popularity isn’t translating into performance, and this week’s ETF Zoo crew digs into why. </p>

Cathie Wood’s aggressive buying signals strong confidence in SpaceX, but investors must decide whether Elon Musk’s ambitious AI vision can ultimately justify the company’s lofty valuation.

Cathie Wood just trimmed Tesla and piled into SpaceX after its record-breaking IPO. Let’s see why one of Musk's biggest believers is changing course.

Cathie Wood is trimming AMD to fund a bigger bet on SpaceX, even as the chipmaker's AI growth story remains intact.

<p>The SpaceX IPO on Friday sent markets soaring, with ETFs like the <a href="https://www.etf.com/nasa">Tema Space Innovators ETF (NASA)</a> benefiting from investors’ enthusiasm and interest. </p>

Archer Aviation became a major ARK trim as Cathie Wood swapped sky high expectations for a more measured flight path.

Cathie Wood has been buying and selling significant amounts of KTOS stock over the past few years. Now that the stock has come down, should you follow suit?

Cathie Wood and Berkshire Hathaway are both making major bets on Alphabet as Wall Street races to capitalize on the booming AI and cloud computing revolution.

Cathie Wood and Warren Buffett couldn’t be more different when it comes to investing styles. Wood’s ARK Invest is known for betting on disruptive tech like AI and robo-taxis, while Buffett spent his 55 years as Berkshire Hathaway CEO buying old-fashioned, reliable companies at fair prices. Google parent Alphabet appears to be the rare stock that fits both strategies.

The quantum computing trade has shifted from a speculative bet to an identifiable, investable theme, and the three exchange-traded funds that best capture it each take a different angle on the same transition. Defiance Quantum ETF (NYSEARCA:QTUM) holds a pure-play roster of qubit makers and quantum-adjacent semiconductor companies. ARK Autonomous Technology & Robotics ETF (NYSEARCA:ARKQ) ... Quantum Computing Just Hit Commercial Viability and These 3 ETFs Sit on Top of the Compute Transition

<p>Fixed income ETFs also saw strong demand.</p>

Jensen Huang has spent the past year saying the next artificial intelligence (AI) boom will land in factories, warehouses, hospitals, and on highways, where AI gets a body. Generative AI taught machines to think in language and pixels; embodied AI teaches them to act in the physical world through humanoids, autonomous vehicles, surgical robots, and ... Jensen Huang Calls It the Next Wave of AI. 5 ETFs Built for the Embodied AI Era

For retail investors, few names are more recognizable than Ross Gerber and Cathie Wood. Both are known for their high-profile media appearances, active social media followings and ETFs built around their investment strategies. The AdvisorShares Gerber Kawasaki ETF (NYSE:GK), launched back in 2021, tracks picks from Gerber's firm. Meanwhile, Wood, as the CEO of Ark Invest, has multiple ETFs. Ark Autonomous Technology & Robotics ETF (BATS:ARKQ) Ark Innovation ETF (BATS:ARKK) Ark Next Generation In

INSIDE SCOOP Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest doubled down on Big Tech this week, following through on its strategy of buying high-conviction names at any price. Even though first-quarter earnings pushed shares higher, ARK bought Alphabet across three of its actively managed funds.

<p>ETF flows were broadly positive, led by large-cap U.S. equity exposure and a continued concentration in core index products.</p><p>Here are the daily ETF fund flows for April 29, 2026. </p>

<p>Here are the daily ETF fund flows for April 28, 2026.</p>

After BWX Technologies had its best day on record, Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest shed shares of the nuclear play across two of its flagship funds. The sale included 2,639 shares by the which is concentrated in so-called disruptive technology and dominated by names such as Crispr Therapeutics and Advanced Micro Devices As of Friday, ARK Innovation held 303,133 BWX shares valued at roughly $69.8 million, or 1.17% of the portfolio by weight. The second fund to sell was the ARK Autonomous Technology & Robotics ETF which shed 839 shares.

ARK Invest purchased Tesla stock for the first time in almost a year on Monday. Tesla shares fell solidly Tuesday to a seven-month low.

Actively managed funds have the potential for outsized returns, but timing is everything. ARK ETFs did well.

Cathie Wood's ARK Invest is back on top this year — in a resounding way. The dominance is hard to ignore, but most investors are.