U.S. stocks extended their strong rally last week, with all three major indices closing higher for consecutive sessions. The S&P 500 even posted an impressive 'eight-week winning streak'! Semiconductor and AI-related stocks remain the market’s dominant theme.
Standing at the crossroads of a tech surge, Cathie Wood’s recent portfolio adjustments clearly signal her intent:Swiftly exiting semiconductor mega-caps that have entered high-valuation, mature phases, and reallocating the freed-up capital into 'precision medicine,' 'AI computing dark horses,' and 'compliant digital asset infrastructure.'。
May 21

Although $Bullish (BLSH.US)$ has recently been affected by business consolidation and a massive acquisition, resulting in short-term losses and share price volatility at low levels, Cathie Wood’s significant accumulation at this juncture demonstrates ARK’s strong confidence in its long-term strategy—Bullish is fully establishing a compliant end-to-end solution for 'traditional asset tokenization' through its acquisition of Equiniti, a global leader in equity transfer services.
Benefiting from full capacity utilization across all advanced process nodes, Taiwan Semiconductor's stock price has recently been hovering near all-time highs. Cathie Wood chose this moment to take profits and modestly withdraw capital, precisely positioning cash for aggressive new positions the following day.
May 22:

On the buy side: betting on AI newcomers, digital assets, and synthetic biology
Significantly increased holdings $Twist Bioscience (TWST.US)$105,800 sharesAs the undisputed leader in synthetic biology, Twist’s core strength lies in its proprietary 'silicon-based DNA synthesis platform.' The company previously released exceptionally strong earnings, followed by LenioBio announcing a deep strategic collaboration with Twist, significantly raising Twist’s competitive moat.
Added position $Cerebras Systems (CBRS.US)$42,100 sharesCerebras is currently the hottest rising star in the US AI computing hardware space and is widely seen by the market as a formidable potential rival to NVIDIA. On its IPO debut on May 14, the stock surged68%! The stock has seen a modest pullback recently, prompting Cathie Wood to add to her position on the dip, strongly backing its breakout potential in the AI chip race. With a market cap of approximately $70 billion, S&P Dow Jones Indices confirmed that CBRS meets the fast-entry criteria, effective officially on May 18.
Added position $Bullish (BLSH.US)$25,000 sharesFollowing aggressive accumulation at the previous day's low, ARK seamlessly added to its position the next day. These consecutive two-day purchases signal Cathie Wood’s strong confidence in BLSH’s long-term business model.
Sell-side move: Taking profits at highs and trimming positions in traditional hardware giants
Reduce holdings $Advanced Micro Devices (AMD.US)$1,859 shares.Recently, AMD prominently announced plans to invest over $1 billion to accelerate its AI ecosystem development and is collaborating with Taiwan Semiconductor to ramp up production of its next-generation 'Venice' processors using the 2-nanometer process. AMD’s stock has surged by as much as 60% over the past month. Cathie Wood chose to take profits at these elevated levels, reallocating capital to emerging companies with greater growth potential.
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