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In the process of foreign exchange investment and trading, mastering the trend of currency prices is an indispensable core ability for investors.
Whether the market is in an upward or downward trend, it contains a series of key nodes. Investors need to accurately judge these nodes and adopt corresponding trading strategies.
When the foreign exchange market shows a general upward trend, investors need to stay highly focused, wait for the arrival of key trading opportunities, and formulate response strategies based on the market characteristics at different stages. In an upward trend, if there is a medium-term decline, the market usually shows a slow decline in the early stage. Investors should patiently wait for the emergence of a sharp decline. After the sharp decline releases market risks, there will be a phenomenon of stopping the decline. At this time, investors need to pay close attention to whether there are reversal signals in the market. Once the trend reversal is confirmed, you can choose a suitable point to enter the market. After entering the market, continue to track the market trend until the momentum of the upward trend is gradually exhausted. After the trend is exhausted, the market often experiences a price retracement. Investors need to wait for the price to retrace to the key support level. If the support level is confirmed to be valid, you can consider adding positions. By repeating this trading process, investors can gain more profits in the upward trend.
When the foreign exchange market enters the stage of a large-scale downward trend, investors also need to accurately grasp the key nodes of the market and formulate effective trading strategies. In the process of medium-term upward trend in a downward trend, the market generally shows a slow upward trend first, and then there may be a sharp rise. After the sharp rise, the market will show a stop-up signal. At this time, investors should wait for the opportunity of trend reversal. After the trend reverses, seize the opportunity to enter the market in time. After entering the market, continue to observe the changes in market trends until the power of the downward trend gradually weakens. After the trend is exhausted, the market will experience a price retracement. Investors need to wait for the price to retrace to the key resistance level. If the resistance level is confirmed to be valid, they can increase their positions. Through this cyclic trading model, investors can achieve profit goals in a downward trend.

From a professional perspective of foreign exchange investment and trading, it is an indisputable fact that intraday trading is difficult to achieve large-scale profit accumulation.
The inherent defects of intraday trading are mainly reflected in the contradiction between trading cycle and profit and loss efficiency. As the trading cycle shrinks to an ultra-short time scale, the profit and loss ratio often drops sharply, and in most cases even falls below the basic profit standard of 1:1. This income structure not only leads to a significantly higher probability of loss than profit for investors, but also generates high handling fees due to frequent trading, making intraday trading an investment method with extremely low input-output ratio.
Foreign exchange investors with a trading cycle of 1 minute or 5 minutes generally face the dilemma of rampant stop loss signals. In short-term charts, market noise and false breakthroughs are intertwined, resulting in a significant reduction in the effectiveness of technical signals. After long-term trading in this high-risk environment, many investors have gradually formed wrong trading habits such as carrying orders and increasing positions against the trend. The formation of this behavior pattern stems from investors' misjudgment of market rules. When the market quickly reverses after stop loss and carrying orders turns losses into profits, investors tend to regard short-term luck as a replicable profit model, mistakenly believing that they can avoid stop loss risks and maintain superficial profits in their accounts by carrying orders.
However, this trading strategy based on misconception is essentially a "chronic suicide" behavior. The volatility and uncertainty of the foreign exchange market far exceed expectations. In the face of extreme market conditions or systemic risks, the strategy of holding orders against the trend will completely fail. Once the market trend continues to deviate from the direction of the position, investors will not only be unable to recover the loss, but may also cause the account to explode instantly due to the leverage effect. Looking at the development history of foreign exchange investment and trading, the industry consensus clearly shows that it is difficult to achieve sustained growth and scale accumulation of wealth by simply relying on short-term trading. If you want to get rid of the dilemma of frequent stop losses and achieve stable profits, investors need to decisively adjust their trading strategies, extend the trading cycle, turn to swing trading or medium- and long-term investment, and capture market trends at a larger level to obtain considerable returns in the foreign exchange market.

In the professional scope of foreign exchange investment and trading, the process of long-term investors adding positions is a strategic and patient behavior, which is composed of many carefully planned lurking and patient waiting orders.
As the long-term trend of the market gradually develops, long-term investors need to continuously increase their positions, and their final total position is a huge position system accumulated through repeated increase orders. There is an obvious disadvantage of manual position increase, which is that it is easy for investors to be disturbed by emotional factors and make irrational decisions. In order to avoid this emotional influence, the use of pending order strategy can accurately capture market trends and ensure that all eligible trading opportunities can be grasped in time, so that investors will not regret missing certain orders.
When the foreign exchange market shows a long-term upward trend, as long as any one-hour support band is found, investors can place a buy order (buy limit) below the support band or at the previous low position of the combined candlestick chart, which can effectively reduce the cost of holding positions. At the same time, a buy order (buy stop) is set at a slightly higher position above the support band or at the previous high position of the combined candlestick chart to construct a short-term breakthrough order. If the transaction generates a profit, the investor can pocket the profit in time; if there is a floating loss, the order can be converted into a long-term order to continue holding. When setting positions, make sure that the positions are light enough and use a positive pyramid position arrangement to reasonably spread the risk.
When the market is in a long-term downward trend, once any one-hour resistance band is detected, investors can place a sell order (sell limit) above the resistance band or at the previous high position of the combined candlestick chart to achieve the purpose of spreading the cost. In addition, place a sell order (sell stop) slightly above the resistance band or at the previous low position of the combined candlestick chart as a short-term breakthrough order. If the transaction is profitable, lock in the profit in time; if there is a floating loss, adjust the order to a long-term order. Similarly, the position should be kept light enough and use an inverted pyramid position layout to adapt to market fluctuations and effectively manage risks.

In the professional field of foreign exchange investment trading, when successful foreign exchange investment traders have plenty of time and want to make more money on behalf of others, they should choose private self-operated companies instead of fund companies.
When choosing a trader, fund companies may focus mainly on packaging and advertising marketing rather than really focusing on the profitability of investment transactions. The main goal of fund companies is to expand the pool of funds and earn annual fees. They do not want traders to make too much profit, because once customers see the profit, they may redeem the fund, resulting in the fund company being unable to collect annual fees. Some unethical fund companies will even deliberately let traders lose money so that customers can't bear to redeem, thereby ensuring that the fund company can continue to collect more annual fees. This is an unspoken rule in the industry.
In contrast, successful foreign exchange investment traders can choose private proprietary companies. These companies usually have a real passion and sense of mission for investment transactions, purely because they love this profession. They respect successful traders with rich experience because they have similar interests and resonate, appreciate and admire each other.
Of course, traders should avoid choosing proprietary companies that charge registration fees or challenge fees. These companies often provide virtual funds and have no practical significance. Even if some proprietary companies charge challenge fees and use real funds, the scale of funds is usually small and has no practical significance for large capital investors.

In the professional field of foreign exchange investment and trading, most traders find it difficult to hold profitable orders, which is why most traders end up in a loss state.
When a trader's order has a slight profit, many people are eager to close the position and want to cash in in advance. However, this approach often misses the subsequent big market. As a result, although the trader made the right direction and followed the right trend, he did not make much money in the end, which made many traders regret it afterwards.
Why can't traders hold profitable orders?
First, when the market is in a volatile stage, traders see that profits sometimes increase and sometimes decrease, and sometimes even turn into losses, and they feel that they can't stand the market fluctuations. When this unbearable fluctuation reaches the psychological limit of traders, traders finally choose to leave the market early.
Secondly, when there is a large retracement of profitable orders, traders will be under great pressure in their mentality. When the retracement is unbearable, traders will choose to take profits and close all positions.
Finally, when the market trend is unusually smooth, traders unconsciously think that this market situation will not last too long and may reverse at any time. This lack of confidence, coupled with the greed that cannot tolerate the loss of huge profits at any time, makes traders hastily close their positions in advance.
In short, the fundamental reason why traders cannot hold profitable orders is the unpredictability of the market and the uncertainty of the traders' own mentality. Traders can solve this problem by light positions. Because heavy positions often make it difficult for traders to hold positions with peace of mind, any small pullback may cause significant losses. Therefore, reducing the proportion of positions and maintaining light positions can help traders better hold orders and seize profit opportunities.



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