Account drawdown at 49.4%, US stock trading signal king who once achieved a 26-year return rate of 4502.45% discloses drawdown ratio
Odaily reported that on-chain analyst Ai Yi posted on the X platform stating that Serenity, the US stock signal leader with a return rate as high as 4502.45% over 26 years, disclosed their account drawdown ratio. Since most of the stocks held are in AI bottleneck and restricted areas and mainly small-cap stocks, including AXTI, SIVE, AAOI, etc., this recent decline had a direct impact on the account, resulting in a drawdown of 49.4%, nearly halving from the peak.
Ai Yi noted that, considering Serenity entered the market early, it is likely that this is just a narrowing of profits. In addition, Serenity mentioned being able to tolerate higher volatility and predicted that their revenue turning point would be in the second half of 2027.
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