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In forex trading, the trading techniques learned must be aligned with both a trader's psychology and their capital scale; otherwise, they will be distorted in actual practice.

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For example, some successful traders can profit from breakouts, but if a novice trader has a psychological barrier to breakouts, they will be filled with fear when approaching breakout trades, preventing them from effectively executing their strategies.
Similarly, some successful traders can profit from drawdowns, but if a novice trader has a psychological barrier to drawdowns, believing that holding a position during a drawdown takes too long and the profit flow is too slow, they will always be tempted to make a quick buck and run, missing out on significant profits later on.
Some successful traders can profit from trends, but if a novice trader cannot withstand drawdowns, they will not be able to persevere.
Therefore, any single technique a forex trader learns must be aligned with their psychology and capital scale.
Many traders enjoy learning various techniques, but it's important to understand that these unique skills are the product of successful traders' unique styles, developed through years of experience in the forex market. Without this unique experience, novice forex traders will struggle to execute the techniques of successful investors, even if they learn them.
Successful investors apply these unique skills with ease, but novice forex traders are hesitant and anxious, worried about gains and losses. This is why novice forex traders, despite learning many techniques, still lose money. Novice forex traders may have learned the techniques of successful investors, but lack the psychological journey of successful investors, resulting in a mismatch between their mental capacity and the size of their capital.

In forex trading, some traders display a pronounced tendency to idolize Western stock market figures or admire deceased investment managers.

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This is consistent with the worship characteristics of traditional society: people tend to venerate ancient figures or distant sages. This is similar to the saying, "A monk from afar can chant, but people near a temple don't value the monk." This means it's difficult to truly recognize the outstanding talents around us.
The many online messages are not meaningless. A single crucial phrase can bring a confused forex trader to their senses. Any words that can awaken or enlighten can be considered a "one-sentence guru." However, the vast majority of those who leave these words are unknown heroes.
The American stock god is extremely well-known in China, even calling China his second home. However, the value investing philosophy he advocated has not been truly resonated with the Chinese. It seems that the worship of the American stock god stems more from the dream of becoming rich than from the recognition and practice of his investment philosophy.

In forex trading, a trader's understanding of the nature of short-term trading can be a measure of their maturity.

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The consensus in the forex trading community is that short-term trading is essentially gambling. This is unquestionable.
Capital size is a decisive factor in forex trading. Even small traders with a minimal initial capital can achieve profitability by adopting a light-weight, long-term strategy. However, while small traders can achieve stable profits with a light-weight, long-term strategy, these profits are generally insufficient to cover their family's daily expenses. Therefore, few small traders adhere to a long-term, light-weight strategy. While a light-weight, long-term strategy is beneficial, it cannot cover the daily expenses of small traders.
The consensus that short-term trading is essentially gambling prompts traders with larger capital to adhere to long-term investing and abandon short-term trading.

In forex trading, different forex investors experience varying degrees of confusion during periods of trading.

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Some forex investors have thoroughly studied and researched trading, accumulating a wealth of trading knowledge, common sense, experience, skills, and psychology. When they encounter confusion, they simply filter, screen, and refine this vast amount of knowledge, developing their own unique investment strategies and methods. This allows them to quickly overcome their confusion and quickly transform from novice to expert, from ignorance to enlightenment, becoming qualified, mature, and successful investors.
Other forex investors have never studied or accumulated any trading knowledge, common sense, experience, skills, or psychology. They operate blindly in the market, lacking systematic learning and a planned learning process, and simply drift through life perfunctorily. Their confusion is complete and likely leads them to exit the forex market and never return.
The confusion caused by extensive experience and the confusion caused by no experience are two different states. Opportunities only come to those who are prepared, not the unprepared.

In forex trading, traders with small capital can't even talk about fear and greed, nor are they qualified to discuss topics like mindset and psychological conditioning.

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For them, mindset is more of a topic for grumbling than a crucial factor in actual trading.
Fear and greed are flaws in human nature, simply expressed and viewed differently. Recognizing these emotions isn't easy, but truly recognizing them is half the battle for investment success. In forex trading, traders with small capital often fail due to a lack of investment knowledge and common sense. Ultimately, they often blame their failures on their mindset. Mindset is a complex concept, intangible and invisible, and can only be felt. Moreover, each person's mindset can differ greatly in different circumstances. Therefore, saying "having a bad mindset" is often used by some as self-consolation or self-deprecation. In reality, what many people call a "bad mindset" is just a catchphrase used to excuse failure.
In reality, for traders with only a few hundred, a few thousand, or even tens of thousands of dollars in capital, there's no real question of mindset issues. Their losses and profits are so limited that even discussing mental toughness seems a bit far-fetched. The main problem lies in their lack of a true understanding of the knowledge, common sense, and skills of forex trading.
Only when one's capital is sufficiently large can one discuss mindset and truly address the issues of fear and greed. For traders with only a few hundred or a few thousand dollars, fear and greed are simply irrelevant.

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