Zhang is correct that traditional retail playbooks cannot keep pace with the modern semiconductor cycle. AI tools do provide an undeniable edge especially in eliminating human emotional bias.
When a stock like SK Hynix drops sharply, it is human to feel panic or be in denial. An AI model looks purely at the hard data anomalies, allowing a trader to execute emotionless entries & exits based on pure probability.
I believe that the ultimate approach is not to completely abandon the old playbook for the new, but to fuse them together.
Use AI tools exactly like Zhang does: as a high powered radar to track fast moving supply cycles, detect institutional capital flows & scan immense datasets.
But always overlay that data with old playbook: strict position sizing, no big leverage & understanding of fundamentals.
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