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In the field of foreign exchange investment trading, when at the historical top or bottom of a currency pair, many individual foreign exchange investment traders are often able to accurately judge and understand the historical trend of the currency pair and establish seemingly correct positions.
However, they eventually encounter a situation of being stopped out. In fact, this reflects the significant loopholes and defects of the SSI indicator when the currency pair is at a historical high or low. The reason is that sovereign institutions, investment banks, market makers, etc. can see through the cards of individual investors. After all, after years of fighting in the foreign exchange market, the vast majority of individual investors generally have a common understanding that the historical top or bottom of a currency pair means a huge wealth opportunity. But it must be pointed out that the vast majority of individual investors belong to a group with relatively scarce funds. Even if their judgments are accurate, they have no advantage at all in terms of fund size. Especially those customers with small amounts of funds and relatively greedy ones will inevitably use high leverage to establish long-term positions and may even increase leverage further. In this way, even if sovereign institutions, investment banks, market makers, etc. do not refer to the statistical data of SSI, they can create a new historical high or low at the historical top or bottom of the currency pair. Relying on their advantage in fund size, they can stop the losses of individual investors who establish positions with high leverage, so that the trend can be extended again. Only those individual investors who do not use leverage and have not set stop losses may be spared. At this time, individual investors have almost exhausted their funds. No one dares to enter the market. Even those who have the courage to enter the market lack sufficient funds. The trend will stagnate for a period of time at this time. This is a strange and relatively common phenomenon. In this case, sovereign institutions, investment banks, market makers, etc. will unhurriedly start to establish their own historical top positions or historical bottom positions. Only individual investors with strong financial strength have the opportunity to establish their own historical top positions or historical bottom positions. This is the real situation of foreign exchange investment.
In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, market dynamics are not controlled by a single entity but are the result of the joint actions of numerous participants.
Leverage should not be regarded as the root of risk. In fact, it is only a tool. If used properly, it can effectively manage risk. Many investors suffer significant losses due to reasons such as lack of analytical ability, excessive speculation, and full position operations. In foreign exchange trading, pursuing stable returns is far more important than seeking quick wealth. If losses occur frequently, considering adopting a reverse trading strategy is advisable.
Fundamental news sometimes misleads investors, while data released by central banks can provide more reliable information. Technical analysis occupies a crucial position in foreign exchange trading. However, many traders fail to fully and effectively utilize technical indicators. In the process of foreign exchange trading, a trend indicator and a volatility indicator can be combined for use. For example, a moving average system can be selected as the trend indicator, and a pivot point system can be used as the volatility indicator.
Short-term trading focuses more on technical analysis, while long-term investment pays more attention to fundamental analysis. The foreign exchange market has significant time characteristics. The volatility of currencies varies at different time periods. Especially at night, when the markets of the United States, Europe, and the United Kingdom open simultaneously, market momentum is the strongest. The market will change at specific time points every night, and rebounds will also occur at certain time points every day, every week, and every month. This requires investors to conduct meticulous observation and analysis.
Traders can be divided into three categories: irregular black platforms, bookmakers who bet against clients, and regular trading platforms. Black platforms often have fraudulent behaviors. Although bookmakers may be large traders and can provide lower spreads, they bet against clients and sometimes may not be able to bear the liability for compensation.
The foreign exchange market is also affected by psychological factors. For example, the integer effect means that when the price reaches an integer threshold, investors often choose to take profits, which in turn leads to a market reversal. Short-term foreign exchange investors can grasp market sentiment by observing news and make trading decisions accordingly. The news market of the foreign exchange market changes rapidly. Manual entry may not be a suitable move. Consider trading based on technical indicators within half an hour to an hour after the news is released. Those who think the foreign exchange market is elusive may not have noticed these details.
In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, fairness occupies a crucial and core position. From a macroscopic perspective, the world is just, and the results we obtain match what we should deserve.
The past cannot be changed, but there is still room for grasping the future. Many foreign exchange investment traders suffer losses. The main reason is that they do not truly and strongly desire to make a profit. Our goal is to achieve financial freedom, be fully committed to pursuing a stable profitable state, and aspire to become a few successful traders. In this field, rationality and passion are intertwined. On the one hand, there is the possibility of indulgence, and on the other hand, it is constrained by principles. When we pursue great and immortal achievements, we will also deeply lament our own insignificance. The crazy state is like a highly contagious plague and may even have fatal consequences.
The term "retail investor" often causes people to have negative associations with foreign exchange investment traders. We should position ourselves as professional foreign exchange investment traders. Language has powerful influence. Frequent use of the term "retail investor" may lead to a dispersed mental state. Nouns have certain risks. They can easily make us mistakenly think that we understand things, but in fact, this is not the case. While language defines the world, it will also form certain limitations on us. So, never call yourself a "retail investor."
Many people enter the foreign exchange investment and trading market not simply for the purpose of making a profit. People are complex beings, and desires will exert a pulling force on us. When foreign exchange investment traders conduct transactions, although they seem to think they are for making a profit on the surface, their true inner thoughts are different. Different thoughts have their specific needs. We must clearly understand the real purpose of our transactions and avoid being controlled by negative factors within us. Foreign exchange trading is fair. What you pursue is what you may eventually get.
In the process of foreign exchange trading, high-quality platforms are extremely reliable. No matter how much money investors invest, transactions can be completed quickly and there are very few slippages. Some people use high leverage. Although they can gain profits in the initial stage, when they have a certain accumulation, they dare not invest a large amount of money. If foreign exchange investment traders expect to make long-term investments, they should restrain behaviors with high short-term returns but ineffective in the long term. Pursuit can change life. Foreign exchange investment traders must have dreams.
In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, dealing with breakouts is the daily routine of short - term traders, while handling pullbacks is what long - term investors need to address during specific phases.
In the foreign exchange market, for long - term investment, pullbacks are precisely excellent opportunities for adding positions, and this is an issue that long - term investors must face squarely. If you are a foreign exchange swing trader or a short - term trader, you should not participate in pullbacks. The entry opportunities for foreign exchange swing traders and short - term traders lie in breakouts, not pullbacks. If you want to participate in both breakouts and pullbacks, it means that you have not yet clarified your identity and trading strategy. Are you a long - term foreign exchange investor or a short - term trader? The focus of long - term foreign exchange investors is on historical bottoms and tops, which are the positions for opening positions. Next are the important pullback positions, which are where to add positions. The focus of short - term or swing foreign exchange traders is on the strong trend lasting for several consecutive days, which is the position for opening positions. Next are the important breakout positions, which are the sites for adding positions.
During the process of long - term position - holding by long - term foreign exchange investors, even if they encounter a strong trend lasting for several consecutive days, it is not infeasible to conduct short - term or swing foreign exchange trading if they want to, provided that there is sufficient capital and there is no damage or threat to the security of the long - term position when making an attempt.
In a foreign exchange investment trading market with relatively intense fluctuations, foreign exchange investment trading technical indicators can usually give full play to their effectiveness.
However, in a foreign exchange investment trading market with less volatility, the accuracy of these indicators may be affected to some extent. After experiencing consecutive losses, foreign exchange investment traders often abandon the use of certain foreign exchange investment trading indicators. This is a widespread and real phenomenon.
As a trend-tracking foreign exchange investment trading tool, the core value of the moving average lies in reducing the interference caused by fluctuations in the foreign exchange investment trading market, and at the same time helping to confirm trends and enhance the strength of signals. However, many foreign exchange investment traders only utilize the surface functions of the moving average and fail to deeply explore its deep potential. When the moving average shows a market trend, it means that the consolidation fluctuations of the market have been effectively filtered. In order to verify the reliability of the trend, foreign exchange investment traders need to conduct further verification, such as observing whether there is a synchronous phenomenon between the candlestick chart and the moving average, and then make corresponding trading decisions. Technical indicators are not a panacea. Blind reliance is an unwise move. Any single moving average or indicator cannot guarantee stable profits. The key lies in maintaining a calm state of mind. Although the moving average is a widely used technical indicator, it still has unique value and attractiveness. In short, the moving average represents the concept of average cost. For example, the most basic N-day simple moving average is obtained by adding the prices of the recent N days and then dividing by N. If we buy one unit at the closing price every day, then the average cost of these purchased units is consistent with the calculation method of the simple moving average. Therefore, people often say that the moving average reflects the average cost, and this understanding is more intuitive.
In short, for long-term foreign exchange investment traders, using moving averages and candlestick charts is sufficient to grasp the major trend. For short-term foreign exchange investment traders, using the pivot point system and candlestick charts is sufficient to grasp the minor trend. Although short-term trading is difficult to succeed, retail investors with a shortage of funds really have no other choice but to choose to do short-term trading. At this time, the pivot point system and candlestick charts are the best choice.
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