CATHIE WOOD'S LOAD-BEARING WORRY

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Buying shares means owning a small piece of a company. A bull market is a period when share prices broadly rise.

Cathie Wood thinks the current run isn't finished, despite this week's sell-off.

The Ark Invest CEO told CNBC on Friday: "I always feel better when the market is worried, because that tends to suggest a more durable bull market, and I don't think we've derailed this bull market."

Her argument: today's doubts look different from the unchecked enthusiasm she remembers around the technology bubble. That is her interpretation, not proof that prices will recover.

AI-related stocks led Thursday's rout, and the Nasdaq Composite entered correction territory. Technology shares staged a tentative recovery Friday.

There is also a practical problem beneath the nerves. AI data centers are expensive to build.

Companies borrowing to fund construction face higher costs when interest rates rise. Wood said bond markets partly explain the correction.

In our imaginary construction project, Lil'meme builds a literal wall of worry around his trading desk. His panic now needs planning permission.

The useful distinction: investor fear and the cost of funding a business are different things. An optimistic interview doesn't pay an interest bill.

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