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In the professional context of foreign exchange investment and trading, the importance of the entry position of short-term trading can be effectively explained by the figurative analogy of "fish head, fish body, fish tail" and candlestick charts.

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In order to facilitate short-term investors to establish a clear trading cognition, the intraday short-term trend can be mapped to a single daily candlestick chart, and further deconstructed into three 8-hour candlestick charts, corresponding to the three core stages of fish head, fish body, and fish tail.
In the intraday short-term rising trading process, the fish tail stage is the initial brewing period of the trend. The market's multi-party forces begin to accumulate, and the price is ready to go. At this time, traders can use the rising breakthrough order strategy to arrange trading positions in advance, thereby effectively locking in the rising market opportunity. When the market continues to rise to the fish head stage of the day, it indicates that the trend is close to the stage top. At this time, traders need to decisively close their positions and leave the market to successfully achieve the "fish body" profit.
Similarly, in the intraday short-term falling trading scenario, the fish tail stage serves as a key node for the germination of the trend. At this stage, traders can accurately capture the start signal of the falling trend by setting a falling breakthrough order. As the market continues to decline to the fish head stage, it indicates that the falling market is about to usher in a phased adjustment. At this time, timely closing the position can fully reap the benefits of the "fish body".
Through the stage analysis of the three 8-hour candlestick charts, it can be seen that entering the market at the fish tail stage can grasp the trend trend at the first time, which has obvious strategic advantages; entering the fish body stage has a significant decrease in profit margin and success probability due to the weakening trend momentum; and the fish head stage is the end of the trend, and entering the market at this time is very likely to encounter price reversals, resulting in the risk of position losses. This difficulty in accurately controlling the entry position is the fundamental reason why short-term trading is difficult to achieve stable profits.

In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, the accumulation of trading experience has distinct practical characteristics and individual differences. Simply relying on others' experience sharing is not only difficult to achieve effective improvement, but may also deviate from the correct trading track due to misleading information.

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The formation of foreign exchange investment and trading experience is essentially a process of continuous exploration and reflection by investors in market practice, which cannot be replaced by simple knowledge transfer.
In an era of highly transparent and rapid information dissemination, foreign exchange investment and trading experience sharing content has emerged in a large number of diverse forms. However, many of the sharers have neither realized wealth appreciation in the market nor accumulated solid trading practices. Their sharing content is either empty preaching that is divorced from reality, or mechanically copied information piling up, lacking a deep understanding and unique insights into the laws of market operation. This kind of low-quality experience sharing not only fails to provide investors with useful guidance, but may also have a negative impact on investors' trading decisions due to misleading information.
Even if some trading experience sharing is authentic and practical, it is difficult for the recipient to truly understand the essence of it without verifying it through personal practice. Foreign exchange investment and trading is a field that is highly dependent on practical insights, and the value of life is reflected in real experiences and experiences. In the process of trading learning, obtaining other people's experience too early seems to save exploration time, but in fact it deprives investors of precious opportunities for self-growth. Theoretical cognition without practical support is prone to misunderstanding and application errors. Over-reliance on ready-made experience will weaken investors' enthusiasm for actively exploring the market and ultimately hinder the continuous improvement of trading capabilities.
For novice foreign exchange investment traders, the experience and theory of any successful trader will always be knowledge outside their own cognitive system if it cannot be internalized and transformed through their own practice. Only by personally participating in trading activities, accumulating experience and precipitating wisdom in the fluctuations and changes of the market can external experience be transformed into a trading strategy suitable for oneself and achieve the transformation from a novice to a professional trader.

In foreign exchange investment transactions, if traders are obsessed with the technology of identifying true breakouts and false breakouts, it means that they are obsessed with short-term trading rather than long-term investment.

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This excessive focus on short-term fluctuations often reflects the trader's desire for quick profits rather than grasping long-term trends.
Traders who are obsessed with short-term trading are usually divided into two categories: those with scarce funds and those who seek to get rich overnight. Those with scarce funds often hope to accumulate wealth quickly through short-term trading because of limited funds, while those who seek to get rich overnight are attracted by the fantasy of quick profits. Although these two types of people have different motivations, they are both caught in the excessive focus on short-term fluctuations.
Whether it is a true breakout or a false breakout, as long as the position is light enough, traders do not need to have any concerns at all. For long-term investors who are prepared to continue for several years, as long as the position is light enough, any position is correct. Long-term investors focus on long-term trends and fundamental factors, not short-term price fluctuations. Therefore, they do not need to worry about whether the breakthrough is true or false, because they are more focused on the long-term market direction and potential returns.
Long-term investors can effectively reduce risks through the light position strategy, while taking advantage of the long-term market trend to accumulate returns. This strategy not only reduces the anxiety caused by short-term fluctuations, but also helps investors stay calm and rational, and avoid making impulsive decisions due to short-term market fluctuations. Therefore, for those investors who hope to achieve long-term stable returns in the foreign exchange market, light positions and long-term investment are a more stable and sustainable strategy.

In foreign exchange investment transactions, we don’t have to laugh at short-term traders.

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They choose short-term trading, perhaps because they have no choice, or because of conditions. If the funds are sufficient, no one is willing to choose short-term trading.
In foreign exchange investment transactions, short-term trading is the most difficult. However, why are most people in the foreign exchange market short-term traders? The reason is simple: capital is scarce. Due to limited funds, they have to choose short-term trading, hoping to accumulate wealth quickly in this way. But it is this scarcity that makes them eager to get rich overnight.
However, short-term trading itself is difficult to do. Due to the scarcity of capital, traders often use leverage, and leverage will accelerate the collapse. Therefore, the final result is that the vast majority of losers in the foreign exchange market are short-term traders.
The biggest inequality in the foreign exchange investment and trading market is the inequality of capital scale. If the capital is large enough, the mentality will win first, and the investment and trading will be more stable. If the capital is small enough, the mentality has already lost, and you will feel panic when investing. If you use leverage again, the probability of loss will be greater.
The truth of the foreign exchange investment and trading market is that most retail investors with small funds will eventually leave the market. Even if some small-capital retail investors have mastered the truth of foreign exchange investment, it is difficult for them to continue to stay in the market without sufficient capital. They may leave temporarily, and after accumulating enough capital, they will return to the market as long-term investors, not short-term traders.

In foreign exchange investment transactions, the advantage of large capital investors is that they are "forced" to think and invest with a long-term mindset from the beginning with their larger capital scale, and this pattern is much larger than that of small capital investors from the beginning.

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At the same time, large capital investors naturally avoid the human trap of short-term trading, because the success rate of short-term trading is extremely low, and they have more opportunities and resources to focus on long-term investment, thereby obtaining more stable returns. ​
In contrast, small capital retail traders often have to adopt the perspective and thinking mode of short-term trading due to limited funds. Their capital scale limits their conditions for long-term investment, because long-term investment requires sufficient funds to withstand short-term market fluctuations. For small capital retail investors, if they try to use long-term investment to maintain their family's daily expenses, they may find that this is unrealistic. For example, a short-term trader who uses five thousand dollars as the original capital, even if the annual return reaches 50%, will only have 2500 dollars, which is obviously not enough to maintain the normal expenses of the family. Therefore, those small-capital retail investors who take short-term trading as their main business from the beginning often leave the foreign exchange investment and trading market in the end. ​
However, those who take short-term foreign exchange trading as a sideline do not rely on the income from foreign exchange trading to support their families, but learn and accumulate experience after work. These people may eventually accumulate enough funds to devote themselves to long-term investment. Because in the long run, short-term trading is difficult to make continuous profits, while long-term investment is more likely to bring stable returns. ​
Whether it is a large-capital investor or a small-capital trader, if the professional investment direction is placed on the carry investment service of foreign exchange currency, then the professional orientation in the investment field is naturally long-term investment. This is a lucky advantage because it helps investors avoid the human trap of short-term trading, although it may make them take some detours in the short term, but in the long run, it will bring them more stable and considerable returns.

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