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In the world of foreign exchange investment and trading, investors who achieve long-term stable growth often have a seemingly contradictory trait: either they have great wisdom or they show a kind of "dullness".
They do not pursue clear directions and fixed answers, but rely on a deep understanding of certainty and probability to deal with the uncertainty of the foreign exchange market.
Those investors who react quickly in the market and are highly sensitive to market changes can quickly perceive subtle changes in the market, but this acuity may also make it difficult for them to maintain long-term patience and concentration. They may frequently adjust their positions due to short-term market fluctuations, thereby missing out on the benefits of long-term trends.
For technically skilled investors, technical analysis is a powerful tool for them. However, over-reliance on technology may cause them to ignore other important factors, such as capital scale, mentality and psychological quality. In foreign exchange investment, these factors often play a decisive role in trading results. Technical investors may not be able to hold positions for a long time due to the limitations of technical analysis, and it is difficult to achieve stable profits.
Analysts who make a living by trading analysis mainly research and analyze the market and write relevant articles. Unlike actual foreign exchange investors, they focus more on theoretical research and lack the experience and feelings of actual trading, so they usually do not participate in foreign exchange investment transactions.
Investors who participate in the challenge of foreign exchange proprietary companies often conduct transactions in a virtual environment. Using a virtual paper account, the trading order does not really enter the foreign exchange market, and the restrictions on funds and rules make this transaction more like a simulation game, which is essentially different from real foreign exchange investment.
Investors who can truly achieve long-term profits in foreign exchange investment are those who can face market uncertainties with a calm mind. They do not dwell on various short-term fluctuations and details in the market, such as true and false breakthroughs, the effectiveness of support and resistance zones, etc. They adopt a light position strategy to deal with market uncertainties, adhere to the long-term investment direction, and gradually build up large-scale long-term positions by continuously accumulating light positions, so as to achieve stable profit growth in the foreign exchange market.
In foreign exchange investment and trading, traders may face a sad situation: when they have abundant funds, they do not understand trading, thus wasting a lot of funds; and when they really understand and comprehend the truth of foreign exchange investment and trading, they find that their funds have been exhausted. This is the most heartbreaking result.
In foreign exchange investment and trading, most traders may encounter this dilemma: when they have money, they do not understand, and when they understand, they have no money. At this time, they are unwilling to leave the market, but if they do not leave, the responsibility and obligation of supporting their families are in front of them.
At this time, it is the time to test the courage and guts of foreign exchange investment traders. In addition to being proficient in foreign exchange investment and trading technology and accumulating rich experience, traders have nothing. At this time, the only thing they can rely on is courage and guts, and they must use these qualities to give it a try.
Think about the founder of Apple, who initially took a computer prototype to the bank to borrow money, but was severely ridiculed by the bank staff. He did not lose heart, looking for investors everywhere, and experienced countless setbacks. Finally, he found a retired director of IBM. Even if he didn't find a retired director of IBM, he would have found someone else. Although he has passed away, his courage still inspires us. I hardly saw his interactions or speeches. The only clip I saw was an interview. When someone questioned whether the mouse he invented was copied from a Japanese company, he actually responded to this embarrassment with "Small craftsmen copy, big artists steal".
For those foreign exchange investment traders who understand but have no money, they can use their courage and guts to write self-recommendation letters to foreign exchange proprietary companies around the world. These companies are recruiting talents, and each has an email address on the website. They welcome foreign exchange investment traders with courage and guts around the world. Of course, I am not talking about those foreign exchange proprietary companies that charge challenge fees or registration fees. Those companies have no future.
In foreign exchange investment and trading, the challenges faced by traders are not only technical issues, but also tests of personality, quality and character defects.
Some people once said that "trading is character", which deeply reveals this truth.
In traditional daily life, as a natural person, if there are character defects, such as unwillingness to admit defeat, bad temper, easy anger, greed, etc., it may only cause some troubles to the people around you. However, when a person changes his identity to become a foreign exchange investment trader, these character defects may pose a serious threat to the security of funds, especially the larger the scale of funds, the greater the threat.
In foreign exchange investment and trading, the market is like a mirror, which will infinitely magnify the character defects of traders and may have a huge negative impact on their lives and careers. For example, unwillingness to admit defeat may lead to over-trading, bad temper and easy anger may lead to impulsive decision-making, and greed may lead to excessive leverage and risky behavior. The direct consequences of these character defects include revenge trading, retaliatory trading, and even bankruptcy.
Therefore, when foreign exchange traders enter the market, the first task is to conduct a personality self-examination to clarify whether they have major character defects. For large investors with more than one million dollars, they can even consider seeking the help of professional psychological institutions for consultation and correction. Of course, for retail investors with only a few thousand dollars, this may not be necessary. Even if the principal is tens of thousands of dollars, even if it is lost, it will not have a significant impact on the normal life of the trader.
In foreign exchange investment transactions, emotionally stable traders usually do not post profitable order records online.
On the contrary, those who often post profitable orders online often only show profitable transactions and never mention losing orders. This behavior may give people an illusion that they are always profitable. However, the actual situation may be that most of these people are losing money, or at least their profits are not as considerable as they seem on the surface.
Foreign exchange investment traders who post orders often have specific psychological characteristics. If they post their orders when they are profitable, it usually means that they are too excited when they are profitable, and correspondingly, they may be extremely sad when they are losing. This extreme fluctuation of emotions reflects the principle of human emotional consistency. Emotionally stable foreign exchange investment traders usually do not post their orders because they will not be overly happy because of profits, nor will they be overly sad because of losses. For them, profits and losses are a daily part of trading. One profit does not represent long-term profits, and one loss does not represent long-term losses.
Careful foreign exchange investment traders may notice that people who post their orders usually trade small amounts, such as a few hundred or a few thousand dollars, while delivery records involving tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of dollars are rare. Not to mention transaction records of millions of dollars. This is not only because large transaction records may attract unnecessary attention, but also may involve tax issues. For example, in Japan, where the personal income tax rate exceeds 20%, posting orders may be regarded as actively providing tax collection records, causing unnecessary trouble to oneself.
When foreign exchange traders lose money, if they are overly sad, they usually adopt two strategies: one is revenge trading, that is, holding on to losses, which often does not succeed; the other is frequent trading, hoping to make up for losses by quickly recovering the capital, but such hasty trading is also difficult to make a profit.
Only traders with stable emotions can remain calm in trading, not being ecstatic because of price increases, nor being overly sad because of price drops. After the transaction, they will not be overly happy because of profits, nor will they be overly sad because of losses. In the long run, they maintain a peaceful mentality, not being happy because of profits, nor being sad because of losses. They regard investment trading as their own business, or a part of life, and treat it as normal as eating, drinking water, walking, and sleeping. Only in this way can the tempering of mentality be truly successful.
In foreign exchange investment trading, traders should unify trading terms for clearer communication and understanding.
For example, "detonation point" actually means "breakthrough", while "inflection point" means "retracement". These terms correspond to "stop" (buy stop and sell stop) and "limit" (buy limit and sell limit) in English respectively.
In China, many foreign exchange traders often mention "detonation point" and "inflection point", but they are actually discussing the issue of breakthrough and retracement.
When it comes to "detonation point", manual orders cannot be achieved, and can only be done through pending orders. Specifically, it is to place a breakthrough order at the previous high or low position, that is, use buy stop and sell stop orders to lock in potential breakthrough opportunities.
Similarly, when it comes to "inflection point", manual orders cannot be achieved, and can only be done through pending orders. Specifically, it is to place a breakthrough order at the previous high or low position, that is, use buy limit and sell limit orders to lock in potential retracement opportunities.
However, it should be noted that the detonation point cannot avoid false breakthroughs, and the inflection point cannot avoid missing out. This is why short-term traders often feel fear.
For long-term foreign exchange investors, these problems are not important. They don't care about false breakthroughs at the detonation point or missed opportunities at the turning point. These problems can be easily dealt with by handling light positions. Long-term investors can stay calm, eat and sleep well, without any panic or fear.
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