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In the field of forex investment and trading, experienced traders generally understand that stop-loss orders must be based on specific conditions and are not mechanically executed indiscriminately. Unfounded, "mindless" stop-loss orders are often a typical trait of novice traders or those with limited knowledge.

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Forex currencies are inherently permanent, making "holding on without a stop-loss order" a compliant strategy in certain scenarios. The underlying logic lies in the permanence of the underlying currency, which avoids the risk of losing principal due to the disappearance of the underlying asset. However, it should be noted that the effectiveness of this strategy requires a comprehensive assessment of the macroeconomic cycle, the volatility of the currency pair, and the position management model, and is not suitable for all trading scenarios.
In the US stock market, the continuous inflow of global capital into high-quality stocks has led to a market structure with a high proportion of high-quality stocks. In this environment, investors choosing to "hold on without a stop-loss order" and passively hold shares is a rational strategy that aligns with market characteristics. Data research shows that retail investors' primary losses stem from improper stop-loss behavior. However, long-term holding strategies significantly increase the probability of profitability during a long-term upward trend in the US stock market index by navigating the initial volatility and trend pullbacks.
In some stock markets, due to imperfect institutional development and a scarcity of stocks with value investment attributes, the "holding on without stop-loss" strategy has undergone adaptive distortions. This difference in market environment reinforces a core principle in the investment field: the effectiveness of a trading strategy depends not only on the trader's skills but also on the market.
High-Quality Target Strategy: For high-quality corporate stocks with long-term value, after establishing a position in an undervalued market, a contrarian strategy of "buying more on the dip" should be adopted. This strategy essentially hedges against short-term volatility by holding long-term, a typical value investing paradigm, without the need for conventional stop-loss settings.
Treatment of Junk Stocks: For junk stocks lacking fundamental support and posing a high risk of delisting, a "zero tolerance" approach should be implemented. This requires not only strict stop-loss settings but also avoidance of investment during the investment decision-making phase. Trading in these types of assets is mostly short-term speculation, and its profit logic relies on price fluctuations rather than value growth, fundamentally different from the philosophy of value investing.
Beyond the stock market, other investment products can adopt a "staged increase" strategy. By breaking down patience into a step-by-step holding period, this strategy enhances resilience to drawdowns. The core of this strategy is to diversify risk through position management, rather than relying solely on stop-loss mechanisms to control losses. It is suitable for investment assets with continuous trading characteristics.
The formulation of a stop-loss strategy should adhere to the three-dimensional framework of "asset characteristics - market environment - investment cycle", eliminating mechanical execution and achieving a dynamic balance between risk control and profit generation.

In forex trading, investors must maintain a clear mindset. Even forex trading geniuses find it difficult to achieve significant success in a short period of time.

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People online constantly share and attempt to brainwash people: "Don't worry about lack of capital; as long as you have trading skills, you can succeed." However, the truth is, the logic of compound interest is difficult to realize when the capital is small. After years of practice, forex traders will find that the concept of compound interest is actually a trap set for all investors. In real-world investing, very few people can achieve consecutive years of profitability. Without consistent profits, the logic of compound interest is out of the question. Therefore, in reality, compound interest is almost impossible to achieve.
The logic is simple: for forex traders, it's easy to make $10,000 with $1 million, but it's almost impossible to make $1 million with $10,000.
The conclusion is: Capital size is the most important, followed by mindset, and finally, trading skills are the auxiliary.
Forex trading is a low-risk, low-return investment. While the stock market may see returns double or even tenfold, in forex trading, an annual return of 30% is extremely rare.

In forex trading, the practice of "closing half of a position after a profit and setting a break-even stop-loss on the remaining position" is a typical short-term or swing trading strategy.

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Small retail forex investors, limited by their capital, often opt for short-term or swing trading to maximize their capital efficiency. The above-mentioned method is preferred by these traders due to its rationality. The advantages of this method are: when the market trend is correct, the remaining position can profit further; if a market pullback triggers a break-even stop-loss, the half of the position already closed already guarantees a portion of the profit, effectively balancing returns and risks.
Traders with strong financial resources often adopt a long-term, light-weight strategy. They are not afraid of market pullbacks, so there is no need to "close half and keep half." Frequently closing profitable positions can easily induce greed, hindering the accumulation of long-term positions and making it unsuitable for long-term planning.
The trading methods used by different traders often reflect their capital size and trading philosophy. For example, the "close half, keep half" strategy, unless it's short-term trading or a temporary position, may indicate that the trade is in the middle or end of a major trend, and the trader lacks confidence in the subsequent trend. In the early stages of a major trend, experienced traders, whether choosing short-term or swing trading, can usually withstand drawdowns, unless they face a shortage of funds.

In forex trading, forex traders should value the sharing of knowledge, common sense, experience, skills, and psychological training. Texts have a significant impact on enlightenment.

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In the process of learning, studying, and exploring forex trading, it's not only thick textbooks, lengthy videos, and tons of images that are valuable. In fact, the fleeting words shared by successful individuals are often more powerful, like thunderbolts from heaven, instantly enlightening and enlightening you, saving you ten years of detours.
The greatest power of short textual sharing lies not only in its accurate expression but also in helping forex traders organize their thinking and form logical chains. Furthermore, as a medium for information dissemination, text requires a higher level of comprehension from the recipient than audio, images, and video. This also depends on whether the recipient has similar experiences and insights; otherwise, it is difficult to resonate.
In forex trading, forex traders should be grateful for those valuable words shared. They may help you clear the fog, see the light, and begin a new journey in your forex investment life.

In the forex trading world, if investors abandon the "10,000-hour rule" and instead adhere to the "10,000-day rule," they may no longer be troubled by the gap between effort and reward.

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In traditional society, a typical day is typically 8 hours long. However, in forex trading, investors have 20 hours of working time per day, year-round, with no weekends or weekends. This is equivalent to 2.5 times the average person's working time, and like 2.5 times the average person's lifespan. They aren't just investing 10,000 hours; they're investing the equivalent of 10,000 days, or 25 years.
In the investment and trading world, after 20 years of hard work, most people can achieve stable profits. However, successful investors often hesitate to flaunt their wealth, while those who haven't yet achieved success are embarrassed to admit they haven't achieved stable profits despite their efforts, fearing ridicule. In reality, many people have already invested 10,000 days, but are hesitant to speak up due to various concerns. This is the reality.
Step back and consider the average person. Time doesn't cost much. As long as you firmly focus on a specific investment area, success is almost inevitable. However, most people struggle to maintain an effective practice for 10,000 hours, let alone 10,000 days.

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