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In the process of forex trading, when traders apply trading theory, knowledge, common sense, experience, skills, and psychological training, the most regrettable thing is that they must do so with real money.

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In forex trading, theory and practice are both indispensable: practice without theoretical support is reckless, and theory without practical verification is empty talk. Mastering the theory is not difficult, but practice is like entering the real battlefield, requiring both solid trading skills and strategic vision.
In the ancient era of cold weapons, losses in war came at the cost of lives, a tragic loss—countless innocent lives, some even perished before they could marry or have children. Therefore, losses were common, just as every soldier inevitably bears scars. Only those warriors with courage and strategy are truly outstanding and have the potential to become generals in the future.
In forex trading, to test theories, traders must use real money. Because only real money trading can strengthen one's mindset; simulated trading only practices trading techniques, not refines one's mindset. Without real money investment, there can be no real gains and losses. Without the experience of real gains and losses, traders cannot truly understand the fear of floating losses and the greed of floating profits. This is the real reason why many people, despite mastering the techniques, remain unprofitable: they stubbornly hold on when they see the wrong direction, wasting precious time; when they see the right direction, they close their positions early and take a profit, missing out on further profit growth.
In ancient times, not all those who studied military tactics were qualified to become generals. This is the case of "talking about war on paper." Military tactics must be practiced in practice; otherwise, tactics never put into practice are worthless. Those who have not practiced military tactics in practice will never become true generals and may instead become prisoners of the enemy or casualties of war.

Those who have achieved success through self-study in the field of forex trading may be grateful that forex trading is a prohibited or restricted investment.

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This unique characteristic puts all forex traders at a primitive starting point. Because forex trading is prohibited or restricted, universities worldwide generally do not offer specialized forex trading courses, meaning there are no pioneers to learn from.
Without pioneers, like those who have no early risers on a journey, all forex traders are stuck at the same starting point. Whether a highly educated doctoral student or a junior high school student, anyone who wants to enter the field of forex trading must rely on their own exploration. They have no textbooks, manuals, or investment guides to refer to.
Any forex trader who wants to succeed must rely on their own research, study, deep understanding, and comprehension. They cannot find courses, and even if they do exist, they are often unprofessional. The chances of success through external learning are extremely slim. Forex traders must look inward, gaining insight and understanding for themselves, grasping the true meaning of forex trading.
In forex trading, all enlightenment relies on practice, and this practice requires real money. Traders will learn to lose money through practice, and may even discover that losses are not entirely due to their own fault. Forex traders need to learn to wait—not just with their coins, but also with their positions. They need to learn to wait through both floating losses and floating profits, waiting for the moment when they can finally win big, and then cashing in on the profits when they close their positions.

In forex trading, the most challenging part is practicing, training, and honing a trader's mindset.

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Developing a forex trading mindset isn't achieved overnight; it requires long-term practice and experience. In contrast, learning forex trading techniques is relatively easy, as they can be gradually mastered through systematic study and practice. However, cultivating a mindset requires constant experience of both setbacks and successes in actual trading, gradually perfecting it through repeated experience and refinement. Even after long-term training, achieving the ideal mindset may not be entirely possible.
Most new forex traders begin their journey by learning technical skills, spending years collecting, studying, and validating various indicators. They also search for and test various forex trading systems, strategies, and techniques. However, many new traders ultimately discover that the most challenging part is not the technical skills, but the mindset.
Forex trading skills can be acquired through learning and practice, but cultivating a mindset requires experience and experience, and even after repeated practice, it may still be impossible to fully master it. This is because the forex trading mindset is not just a skill but also a reflection of human nature. Some people may be born with a resilient mindset, while others may strive to cultivate it throughout their lives, yet never achieve the ideal state.
In forex trading, traders need to possess a resilient mindset, especially when facing losses. This resilient mindset manifests itself in a fearless attitude and the ability to withstand the psychological pressure of losses. This ability isn't a one-time challenge; it's constantly tested through countless transactions.
As long as a trader continues to participate in forex trading, this ability to cope with psychological pressure will remain with them throughout their investment career. Cultivating this mindset requires not only technical support but also continuous practice to hone their mental fortitude in order to cope with market uncertainty.

A prominent problem in the forex trading industry is the significant obstacles to disseminating relevant knowledge and common sense, leading to persistent fraud.

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Even more seriously, many agents lack basic forex trading knowledge, making them vulnerable to unintentional profiteering by fraudulent platforms.
In some countries, forex trading is prohibited or restricted. In such regulated areas, the dissemination of knowledge and common sense is inherently limited. Governments generally prohibit the publication and distribution of textbooks, operating guides, theoretical texts, and other investment knowledge. This directly creates a double gap: On the one hand, forex investors are completely lacking in knowledge, operational common sense, professional skills, and psychological preparation; on the other hand, agents also lack the necessary professional knowledge. Driven by commission incentives, agents often become accomplices in client acquisition, causing countless clients to suffer losses and even implicate their relatives and friends. This is not only a personal tragedy, but also the price paid by the entire industry for this lack of common sense.
Unconfirmed reports indicate that in China, where forex trading knowledge is severely lacking, Jiangxi, Guangxi, and Hebei provinces have the highest number of agents, while their client base is primarily concentrated in Jiangxi, Guangxi, Hebei, Fujian, and Guangdong.

During forex trading, a trader's mindset is closely linked to their emotions. Joy, anger, sorrow, and happiness constantly fluctuate within their mind.

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Forex traders need to be able to withstand the fluctuations of gains and losses. This ability manifests itself in cyclical fluctuations in their mental state and is expressed through their emotions. Although the total trading position remains unchanged, the magnitude of floating profits and losses can have a significant impact on a trader's mood.
Specifically, when traders experience large floating profits, they often feel relieved and elated. This positive emotion can boost their confidence and motivate them to continue trading. However, when faced with large floating losses, traders experience a sense of heaviness and anxiety. These negative emotions can impair their decision-making ability and even lead to poor trading decisions. This psychological burden is often unnoticeable to outsiders, even family members. Traders bear the burden alone, forcing a cheerful facade to maintain family harmony. For example, facing a floating loss of hundreds of thousands of dollars may be overwhelming, but to avoid worrying their families, they may choose to feign a relaxed and cheerful appearance.
This solitary state of mind may be common for experienced forex traders, but this strong ability to withstand stress may persist throughout their lives. Effectively coping with this complex emotional landscape not only helps traders maintain a healthy mental state but also promotes family harmony and balanced relationships with friends and family. Forex traders need to learn to mentally manage themselves and find appropriate ways to communicate with their families to alleviate this emotional burden. Achieving this balance is not only crucial to a trader's personal growth, but also has a profound impact on their family and social relationships.

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