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The reason why forex trading is so difficult is that traders must navigate every detour; there are no shortcuts.

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From the trader's perspective at the time, each detour is mistakenly perceived as the right path.
For example, when a trader first encounters a forex analyst's analysis and commentary, they don't perceive anything wrong with it. Instead, they perceive the analysis as perfectly sound and believe that only by following the analyst's advice can they achieve profitability. It's only after suffering significant losses from following these analyses that they realize that listening to the analyst's comments is useless and merely a detour.
For another example, when a trader studies the fundamentals and interest rates of a particular forex currency pair, they don't realize that their research is biased. Only after thoroughly studying these topics and experiencing at least one significant loss do they abandon this research path.
Furthermore, traders will explore the main forces in the forex market. Even if they have data on the main force's trading volume available for purchase, they will ultimately abandon the idea that the main force influences the forex market only after experiencing a significant loss.
Once they realize that studying the influence of the main force is futile, traders will turn to various techniques, such as breakout techniques, retracement techniques, key turning point techniques, as well as various patterns and indicators. However, the practical testing of each technique requires traders to endure losses with real money in order to recognize its shortcomings. By completing these detours, it can take at least 8 to 10 years, and the amount of money lost during this period is incalculable.
Therefore, for novice forex traders entering the market, making money is almost impossible; even if they can avoid losses, they are lucky. This is because when entering the market, traders take many detours, and what seemed to be the right path at the time is actually a deviation from the right track. Only after experiencing all these detours, over 8 to 10 years, can traders gradually find their way onto the right track.

In forex trading, when traders realize that trading skill isn't the most important factor, they often experience a sense of loss and fear.

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This shift in perspective presents a significant psychological challenge for many traders.
Most forex traders embark on their careers under the misconception that mastering forex trading skills will lead to overnight wealth and financial freedom. However, after years of study, research, and exploration, they gradually discover that forex trading skill isn't the decisive factor. The true determinants are capital size and mindset.
A crucial flaw is that even the most skilled forex traders can't turn $10,000 into $1 million in a short period of time. On the contrary, $1 million can easily be turned into $10,000 in a short period of time. This demonstrates that capital size is the decisive factor. Secondly, mindset also plays a decisive role. When capital is plentiful, one's mindset naturally becomes much stronger; however, when capital is scarce, one's mindset easily sinks into fear. This can even be a chain reaction: without a sufficient level of capital as a foundation, talking about mindset is meaningless.
Ultimately, forex traders must make a choice between a sense of loss and fear. They can choose to steadily accumulate wealth or seek a career that pays more quickly than forex trading. Otherwise, facing the reality of supporting a family, if the fear and pressure of survival exceed their current capacity, they may be forced to give up. However, if their financial situation is relatively stable and healthy, they can steadily accumulate wealth, taking their time and building their investment career step by step.

In forex trading, traders must clearly distinguish between correct and incorrect trading philosophies, and between what helps others succeed and what hinders them.

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This is a crucial skill, as misinformation and poor motivations can have a serious negative impact on a trader's investment decisions. Many forex traders, browsing online resources, often find lengthy articles stretching tens of thousands of words, illustrated with illustrations, and seemingly professional, often copied and pasted together. These articles are often created by brokers or marketing accounts whose goal is not to provide real value but to attract potential clients. This behavior not only wastes traders' time but can also mislead them. Truly valuable content is often lost in the flood of information. Some long articles may be intended to mask better short articles. By constantly posting lengthy discussions, valuable insights are naturally squeezed out. For example, some websites' Python web frameworks lack pagination, forcing users to scroll through articles, which is not only difficult but also slow. Many traders, unwilling to read overly long articles, miss out on potentially more valuable content. This long-form strategy effectively prevents traders from seeing the more valuable insights they missed. This is the truth: some course sellers deliberately hide the essence of their content. This behavior doesn't build others up, but rather deliberately disrupts and hinders them—it's a form of mischief.
To avoid this, I designed my forex trading website to resemble a forum, but with easier navigation and less cluttered content. This design aims to help traders efficiently access valuable information, rather than being bogged down by meaningless, lengthy articles.
From a cultural perspective, Westerners seem to have a natural tendency to build others up, while Easterners often have a natural tendency to undermine successful individuals. This cultural difference is also reflected in the forex trading industry. In some Eastern countries, forex trading fraud is prevalent, often caused by insiders exploiting insiders, a behavior lacking a basic sense of shame and guilt. This phenomenon warrants deep reflection, introspection, and self-examination among the forex trading community. Why do insiders so frequently exploit each other in these regions? This behavior not only harms individual interests but also undermines the healthy development of the entire industry.

In forex trading, traders must cherish market opportunities, as prohibitions and restrictions in this area are both barriers and hidden development opportunities.

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Some countries impose prohibitions or restrictions on forex trading, which may seem like a necessary evil, but in reality, they constitute a protective barrier and also contain unique opportunities.
When traders have the freedom to invest freely in the international forex market, they must cherish this opportunity. It's important to understand that in many countries with foreign exchange controls, many investors lack even the means to invest abroad. With this in mind, even when encountering setbacks in forex trading, one should remain resolute in overcoming them. Just as when people complain about not having shoes, they should realize that there are people without feet. This contrast can teach them to cherish opportunities. Appreciating opportunities and chances gives one courage and comfort, providing spiritual support on the journey forward.
In forex trading, even if you face floating losses or even hold large, misguided orders, you can usually recover these losses with patience, as forex currencies never delist. Even if a novice invests large sums of money in forex and gets stuck, they can generally recover by waiting. However, for those who cannot invest in forex and can only participate in the stock markets of specific countries, if they invest large sums of money in stocks and get stuck, the probability of recovery is extremely low, as stocks may be delisted, and the stocks that cause deep losses are often of poor quality. Therefore, forex traders should cherish the good opportunities and chances that forex investment brings.

In forex trading, novice traders should especially cherish and value the occasional words and advice shared by successful, established investors.

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These brief words may help a novice overcome trading difficulties, providing them with a clear path forward, leading to rapid progress and sustained success. The experience and wisdom of successful investors are often contained in a few simple words. These words can become a turning point in a novice trader's investment life, helping them quickly escape difficulties and move towards success.
Experienced forex traders generally believe that teaching others how to trade is more difficult than trading forex themselves. When trading on your own, you can simply place orders with the click of a mouse. However, teaching others requires not only teaching the techniques of placing orders but also explaining the underlying logic and principles. Accurate order placement is difficult without at least five years of rigorous training. These skills and understandings must be acquired through personal development, not simply through instruction.
Experienced forex traders also generally agree that if a forex trading instructor can make money in the forex market, they are unlikely to make teaching forex trading their primary career. Teaching courses and disseminating trading knowledge not only wastes a trader's time and energy, but also drains their energy, and excessive consumption often has negative health consequences. Therefore, truly successful traders typically avoid teaching others and focus on their own trading activities.
Furthermore, successful forex traders share a common understanding: occasional sharing of experience by successful individuals is trustworthy, while long-term professional sharing is often not. This is because investors with large capital and the ability to make money often lack the time to teach new traders trading techniques. In forex trading, skill alone is not the most critical factor. What truly matters is large-scale capital, something retail investors lack. Secondly, the investment and trading mindset is crucial. This mindset cannot be cultivated through simple instruction; it requires the trader's own training, refinement, and long-term development.
Occasional sharing of experience by successful individuals is trustworthy, but long-term professional sharing is often not. This is because the essence of success often consists of just a few key words; even a single true teaching is enough to benefit people greatly. Excessive content can dilute those profound truths. The true essence of forex trading cannot be imparted through instruction; it can only be acquired through personal understanding and practice. A teachable path is not the true path; the true path requires self-realization through practice.

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