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In the field of forex trading, some highly educated traders repeatedly make operational errors and often blame their own lack of intelligence. ​

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In reality, there's no direct correlation between IQ and education in forex trading. Blaming investment mistakes on IQ contradicts the self-perception of "high intelligence." Forex investment trends are unpredictable, so even if investors deviate from the general trend, it's not foolishness. On the contrary, it's the arrogance fostered by high education that further widens the gap between highly educated traders and forex market pioneers. Believing that IQ can solve all problems is inherently unwise, and the market's volatile nature often severely impacts such traders. A high level of education doesn't guarantee superior trading ability; it simply indicates a certain advantage in past academic preparation.
In forex trading, some highly educated traders, driven by public adoration, mistakenly believe that academic credentials equate to competence, ultimately losing the motivation to hone their trading skills. This manifests as self-admiration, complacency, and arrogance. Only by completely dispelling the myth of academic credentials can we cultivate a sound trading attitude. Forex trading is an unpopular, niche, and highly specialized industry, even restricted or prohibited in some countries. Without specialized forex trading programs, a PhD graduate and a junior high school student would be on the same page, both having to explore the field from scratch.
For those with advanced degrees who wish to rely on their academic credentials for a career, they can choose fields that value academic credentials, such as education and training. However, those who wish to pursue a career in forex trading should set their diploma aside, thoroughly discard the preconceived notions conditioned by their academic credentials, and start from scratch.

In forex trading, short-term traders are often concerned about profit drawdowns, while long-term investors are generally not bothered by trend pullbacks.

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The strategy of long-term investors is to follow the trend through numerous small positions. They continuously build, add to, and build again, accumulating positions, never closing them. As long as they don't set a take-profit target, they won't be concerned about drawdowns, and naturally, they won't be concerned about trend pullbacks.
For short-term or day traders, as soon as they see a profit, they should be prepared to close their positions and take profits. Because position closing is random, short-term plans are difficult to predict. It's either too late, too early, or just right, but the chance of "just right" is only one in three. Human nature has a tendency to "forget principles when it comes to profit," and it's highly likely that they will close their positions early upon seeing a profit. This is human instinct.
It's common for short-term traders to always want to close their positions and take profits at the end of a trend. However, the end of a trend is difficult to determine, and this tendency often reflects immaturity. Closing positions and taking profits within a planned period is the only correct trading strategy. As long as you strictly adhere to your trading plan, prematurely closing a position is merely an opportunity cost. If the trend reverses just after a trader closes a position, it's simply luck; there's no need to be overly excited.
In forex trading, don't dwell on it. You can never make all the money in the market, but you can lose it all. The market is always there, and traders will always have to enter and exit. Therefore, don't rush for quick success. Instead, build on the experience of incremental progress and maintain a calm mindset.

During the long-term profit accumulation process in forex trading, it's normal for traders to experience concerns and fears about market pullbacks. This is normal and should be understood and accepted.

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In forex trading, the fear of profit dilution caused by drawdowns is a common experience for all traders during their growth stages. While witnessing the gradual erosion of floating profits is undoubtedly unpleasant, choosing to reap small profits in response often leads to missing out on truly significant market moves, ultimately limiting overall returns.
Forex traders' fear of profit drawdowns stems essentially from a fear of market uncertainty. Truly successful forex traders are not fearless, but rather are able to transform this fear into actionable trading rules.
Forex traders should recognize that accepting drawdowns is a necessary cost of profit. The market can be likened to waves on the sea, with both rising and falling tides. To capture truly significant waves—trends—you must tolerate the smaller waves' drawdowns, the normal fluctuations. Trying to catch the crest of every small wave is practically impossible.
For forex traders employing trend-following strategies, the majority of their profits come from a few large, successful trades. To capitalize on these few significant opportunities, one must inevitably experience numerous instances of small profits being wiped out, or even small losses. This is the inevitable cost of implementing this strategy. Without drawdowns, there can be no major trends; rejecting drawdowns is essentially rejecting the trend itself.

In forex trading, a trader's personality isn't the key factor determining investment success or failure.

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Those who have repeatedly struggled with money and endured immense hardship in the pursuit of it often possess an intense desire for money, and such individuals are more likely to succeed in investment trading. This is because, having experienced both unfulfilled desires and hardships, this intense desire drives them to do whatever it takes to achieve their goals.
In forex trading, those who have endured hardship are indeed more likely to succeed, but this isn't the only condition. A strong desire for money is also essential. Only those who possess both of these traits are more likely to achieve success.
When discussing the relationship between personality and forex trading, qualities like persistence, perseverance, and resilience play a significant role.
In forex trading, factors that contribute to success are often closely related to the trader's experience with money. Those born into wealthy or privileged families often lack a deep understanding of money. However, those born into impoverished, especially extremely impoverished, families struggle for money their entire lives, sometimes unknowingly dedicating their lives to overcoming the shame of financial insecurity, as if it were fate.

In forex trading, if investors can fully understand all investment common sense, they can achieve enlightenment.

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Words play a crucial and decisive role in the process of enlightenment; words themselves possess immense power.
"Tao" can only be understood, not expressed in words. Words don't express the true "Tao"—more precisely, they don't express the "Tao" we intend to express. Because the "Tao" cannot be expressed in words, and once expressed, it is subject to error, it relies solely on personal understanding.
However, the "Tao" can be expressed through words—this is the so-called "ordinary Tao." More importantly, the "Tao" can also be expressed through mathematical language and its numerical symbols—this is the so-called "innormal Tao." Words, consciousness, cognition, and knowledge all have their limitations; limited forms of expression cannot fully encompass the infinite truth. Sometimes, the expressive power of words is limited, and it is precisely that which remains unexpressed that is the true "Tao."
In forex trading, the key is to maintain a long-term strategy of numerous small positions, provided you have sufficient capital. Continuously establish, increase, and hold positions, accumulating positions. During an upward trend, hold onto all floating losses and floating profits; and during a downward trend, hold onto all floating losses and floating profits. Wait until the trend ends. When the trend reverses, close all positions and prepare for the next long-term investment.

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