JackYi said in a post on X that he remains bullish on the market and views the current consolidation around resistance as a normal part of a bull market. He wrote that pullbacks after strong advances are also normal and argued that no bull market moves up in a straight line.
On positioning, JackYi said his approach is to close long positions at higher levels and reopen longs when prices pull back to suitable areas. In his view, repeatedly leaning long during a bull trend is the core strategy.
He also laid out a longer-term outlook, saying the market is still in a bull cycle that could continue for the next two years through the end of 2028. He added that risk assets are entering a period of opportunity and that the AI bubble is still far from over. According to JackYi, capturing this cycle in both crypto and AI-related stocks could offer the best growth-oriented investment path. He also said he is not used to shorting, as his past gains largely came from industry growth, and that he would firmly give up opportunistic speculative shorts during this phase of the bull market.
JackYi said in a post on X that he remains bullish on the market, describing the current action as consolidation at a resistance level.
He wrote: "Still bullish. The market is currently consolidating at resistance. In a bull market, consolidation at resistance and pullbacks after prices move higher are both normal. No bull market goes up in a straight line."
On strategy, JackYi said he would take profit on long positions at higher levels and look to go long again after a pullback reaches a suitable area. He said that in a bull trend, continuing to build long exposure is the core approach.
On the broader cycle, JackYi said the bull market could last for the next two years through the end of 2028. He added that risk assets are seeing opportunities and that the AI bubble is still far from over.
He also said that catching this wave in crypto and AI-related stocks would be "the best investment strategy for leapfrog growth." JackYi added that he may not be used to shorting, since his past gains came from industry growth, and said he would firmly abandon opportunistic speculative short positions during this stretch of the bull market.
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