It’s been over a month since we’ve talked about Cathie Wood… the investing world’s favorite stock market mama and living meme generator. Seriously, every time she opens her mouth, Twitter is flooded with memes and it makes me so mad (because I can’t like all of them).

Recently, she made her media rounds and doubled down on her $1.5 million Bitcoin price prediction by 2030 (which, fun fact, is only five years away, but who’s counting? Certainly not her risk management team). And somehow, she’s managed to spin Bitcoin’s latest crash as good news. Next, she’ll tell us that Tesla’s recalls are actually bullish because they “prove demand” (or that Elon’s lawsuits are just free PR).

But hold up… Bitcoin hopium aside, Cathie’s also making some interesting trades that we need to talk about. She dumped a chunk of Oklo (the nuclear play backed by Sam "I don't care about the money" Altman) and turned around to drop a massive $27 million into a tumbling AI stock. Oh, and in a really crazy twist, Nancy Pelosi is also in on the action alongside her (so maybe Congress is about to pass a new AI bill?).

While Cathie clings to Bitcoin like it’s her most prized possession, she decided it was time to part ways with some of her Oklo shares. For those who haven’t been keeping up, Oklo is a nuclear energy company tied to OpenAI’s Sam Altman… the same guy who controls the future of AI while pretending he’s just a humble technologist. The stock has skyrocketed over 497% in the last six months, mostly fueled by AI hype (just like everything else).

But Oklo hasn’t even started scaling its operations yet. It’s still a pre-revenue business, burning through cash like a tech startup in 2021. Oh, and let’s not forget it went public via a SPAC (which, historically speaking, isn’t a good thing).

So why did Cathie decide to sell? Probably because she realized she was sitting on a pile of easy gains in a highly speculative play. And if there’s one thing we know about Ark Invest, it’s that they don’t mind embracing a little “buy high, sell low” energy.

Now, let’s talk about her latest transaction… After seeing the stock get smacked with a 30% drop in just five days, Tempus AI was looking like roadkill. Naturally, Cathie saw this as an opportunity. Ark Invest swooped in and scooped up nearly half a million shares, throwing $27 million into the fire.

If you don’t know much about Tempus AI it’s a health tech company that’s using artificial intelligence to help doctors make better decisions. In theory, it’s a solid long-term play, and Cathie has been vocal about AI’s role in healthcare, calling it “the most underappreciated application of AI.” Fair enough… except that this is the same person who said Tesla’s robo-taxis would be running the world by now (still waiting on that self-driving Uber, Cathie).

But here’s where it gets really interesting. For possibly the first time in history, a Mama Cathie trade might actually be worth copying… because Nancy Pelosi is in on it too.

Yep, the former Speaker of the House (and part-time stock market oracle) picked up Tempus AI call options right before the stock spiked 40%. And if we’ve learned anything over the years, it’s that Pelosi’s trades have better timing than most hedge funds.

So… maybe Cathie’s onto something? Or maybe it’s just nice to have friends in high places. Either way, Tempus AI might be worth a second look… because if it’s good enough for Mama Cathie and Nancy Pelosi, it might just be a dip buy worth considering.

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