“Sister Mu” Kathryn Wood, head of Ark Investment Management Company, spent 27.9 million US dollars last week to buy Meta shares, betting that the company will continue to deepen its artificial intelligence business. Wood focuses on high-tech racetrack companies such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, biomedical technology, and robotics. She believes that such companies have strong growth potential, but high stock price volatility will also cause ARK Fund's net worth to fluctuate sharply. According to Ark's daily trading data, Wood's Ark Fund bought a total of 4,3091 shares of Meta on September 9, with a market value of about US$27.9 million. Meanwhile, Wood sold a total of 8,6531 shares of Google's parent company Alphabet on September 9 and 11, worth about US$28.7 million. This past week, Meta launched the Muse AI personal intelligence assistant, and market sentiment was high, and the stock rose more than 6%.

“Sister Mu” Kathryn Wood, head of Ark Investment Management Company, spent 27.9 million US dollars last week to buy Meta shares, betting that the company will continue to deepen its artificial intelligence business. Wood focuses on high-tech racetrack companies such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, biomedical technology, and robotics. She believes that such companies have strong growth potential, but high stock price volatility will also cause ARK Fund's net worth to fluctuate sharply. According to Ark's daily trading data, Wood's Ark Fund bought a total of 4,3091 shares of Meta on September 9, with a market value of about US$27.9 million. Meanwhile, Wood sold a total of 8,6531 shares of Google's parent company Alphabet on September 9 and 11, worth about US$28.7 million. This past week, Meta launched the Muse AI personal intelligence assistant, and market sentiment was high, and the stock rose more than 6%.