Ark's Cathie Wood on Fed Rates, Jobs Report and AI

ARK Investment Management CEO Cathie Wood says the Federal Reserve rate cut was not a mistake after a reassuring September employment report. Speaking on "Bloomberg The Close," Wood also says that regulations are "strangling this economy" and comments on investing in AI.
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[@ishh3655]

Why do you still interview her ? Isn't she the worst money manager ever?

[@simonz_02]

you can opt out not to listen

[@dwr1611]

Cathie, just stop.....many have lost way too much money listening to her BS

[@WhaleEye-r4e]

You've got to love Tim excitedly asking her a question that she's already in the middle of answering.

[@MARTINA-gc3tq]

Mrs Downside. Labor market is up because more people are taking second jobs.

[@paulgilliland2992]

If you just let me finish Tim , I’ll get to that. She’s feisty as well.

[@adohmnail6445]

The numbers will be revised down 45,000, with still 30,000 of those jobs in the 195,000 being government.