Yihua Yi: The core of trading is not about being right every time, but about being well-prepared for risk management.
Odaily reported that Liquid Capital founder Yi Lihua posted on X: “There is no such thing as 100% accuracy in investing and trading, otherwise you’d quickly become the world's wealthiest. Over the past year, from calling the bottom of ETH at $1,450, holding on until over $2,000 despite black swan events, to exiting before $4,500 ahead of November 11, failing to bottom fish at $3,000, and then persisting to buy below $2,000 this time— even if you’re right four times and wrong once, problems can arise. The core of trading isn't about being right every time, it's about having proper risk control and strategies for various scenarios.”
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