Yi Lihua, founder of Liquid Capital, formerly LD Capital, said in a post on Aug. 24 that he had shared several major market views over the past six months, including calling for a rebound from the previous low, judging in May that the rebound had ended, and repeatedly describing July and August over the past two months as the last buying opportunity. He added that such calls do not mean anyone can be right all the time. In his view, every investment and trade is a new starting point, which makes caution, humility, and sound risk management essential. Yi also said posting on X has been a useful way for him to learn and iterate on his own thinking, and that being right or wrong at times is entirely normal. The remarks were reported by BlockBeats and framed as a reflection on trading discipline rather than a claim of constant accuracy.
According to BlockBeats, Yi Lihua, founder of Liquid Capital, formerly LD Capital, said in a post on Aug. 24 that he had been sharing his main market views over the past six months and reflecting on the limits of market judgment.
Yi said those views included looking for a rebound from the previous low, calling in May that the rebound had ended, and repeatedly saying over the past two months that July and August would mark the last buying opportunity.
He added that this does not mean such market calls can stay correct all the time. Yi said every investment and every trade is a new beginning, and that investors should stay cautious and humble while keeping solid risk-control rules in place.
He also described posting on X as a good way to learn and iterate on his own thinking. Whether the calls turn out right or wrong, he said, that is entirely normal.
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