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Accepts global forex account operation, investment, and trading
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If the instructors of foreign exchange investment and trading have rich practical experience, then by participating in training courses, one can be exposed to the ideas and insights of profitable experts.

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This helps to understand the characteristics of successful traders and judge one's own adaptability. Through learning foreign exchange investment and trading, one can determine whether one is suitable for this field. Discovering unsuitability early can avoid wasting precious time. From the perspective of enhancing self-awareness, this learning method is effective and can avoid excessive inferiority or arrogance. Learning can help master trading rules and techniques and learn from mistakes. However, classroom learning cannot solve problems related to mentality and psychological experience, which need to be resolved through actual trading practice. Although introductory courses for foreign exchange investment and trading are necessary, it is unlikely to make a profit immediately after learning, because traders who make stable profits usually do not have time to teach.
It is relatively difficult for foreign exchange traders to make money through trading. Most people do not have resource, team or data support. Defeating institutions solely by relying on technical indicators is unrealistic. Those who sell courses may only be doing it to make money. They may not even be able to make a profit themselves, let alone teach others. Experience can be passed on, but mentality and discipline cannot. Foreign exchange training can provide ideas. People with talent and interest can further develop on this basis. But don't expect to achieve stable profits by participating in overly exaggerated courses. This is a misguidance. The instructors of foreign exchange trading had better be able to make a profit, understand the reasons for making a profit and be able to control risks. Learners need to study and think attentively. However, most people sign up for courses passively and are unwilling to think on their own.
Foreign exchange investment and trading is not an exact science and does not have clear rules like natural sciences. Just like learning English, if one makes efforts on one's own, one may not need to sign up for courses (except for special courses). The possibility of success for most foreign exchange traders is relatively small. People who firmly believe in the prospects of foreign exchange investment and trading can achieve better results by studying hard, reading classic books and combining their own experience than by taking courses. This depends on the profitability of the instructors. But if they can make a profit, why would they still teach? This is a contradiction.
If traders know nothing about foreign exchange investment and trading, participating in courses can improve basic knowledge. But true knowledge cannot rely solely on courses. One needs to have a profound insight into the market, currency varieties, human nature and self, and on this basis, continuously conduct actual operations and practice skills to the extreme. There are experts in any industry, but there are not many top experts. In training courses, there are always one or two people who perform outstandingly, while most people perform mediocrely. Foreign exchange investment and trading courses can improve one's ability, but one needs to surpass outstanding traders or instructors.
Finally, many well-known economists and scientists suffer serious losses after participating in investment and trading. This shows that talents, knowledge and theories unrelated to investment and trading may be completely useless in the face of investment and trading experience. To succeed, one must rely on one's own efforts to become a top expert in the investment field.

In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, traders should ignore the belittlement from others.

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If they care too much, it is often vanity at work. Foreign exchange investment and trading is a relatively lonely profession, and the world traders are in is usually difficult for others to fully understand.
Traders need to avoid paying attention to matters unrelated to trading, because focusing on trivial matters is a waste of life. Don't care about others' opinions. Even if being regarded as a failure is fine, after all, there are differences in the focus of attention between the two parties. Proving success to others is harmful to trading. If you want to become a top trader, you must accept the reality of being misunderstood. Many people think that not showing the trading system and buying and selling points is empty talk, but in fact, what is bought and sold is an area. Buying and selling in a roughly correct area and with accurate direction is reasonable. Looking for precise buying and selling points is a misunderstanding that beginners are easily trapped in. Giving up this search can be considered as a preliminary entry.
Excellent traders rely on a wide range of information sources and cannot simply reduce trading to a single signal. The foreign exchange market is dynamic and will respond to the group behavior of traders. A single signal is not all the elements of success, and some insights really cannot be shared. In every industry, there is a situation where laymen question insiders. Traders don't need the recognition of laymen because doing so is a sign of lack of confidence. For people who don't care, they can choose to ignore them. Although some people think that this may miss opportunities, cooperation opportunities should be based on equality rather than obtained by begging. In the face of close relatives or people who don't understand trading, sometimes just smile and let it go. Letting laymen feel that they can stump insiders is a seemingly profound performance, while traders should calmly face this shallowness. Laymen gain vanity and traders gain tranquility. For close relatives, they will naturally understand the efforts and reliability of traders, so there is no need to care about the ideas of others.
Traders should have a grand vision and let themselves and their close relatives understand that efforts are to create a whole new world. There is no standard answer in trading. Don't care too much about others' opinions, but think independently. Long-term stable profit requires exchanging small losses for large profit margins and obtaining generous returns at the right position with certain losses. Most people leave prematurely due to greed for small profits when they have a good position, and then chase up and down and pay a heavy price. Excessive pursuit of certainty of trading profits will give up a lot of profits, and certainty will not favor traders. There is still a possibility of success without pursuing certainty, while pursuit is doomed to failure. Pursuing perfection will make traders want to avoid defects but are unwilling to take risks. However, traders cannot know the truth at zero cost. The foreign exchange market is constantly moving forward in certainty and uncertainty. Most people leave the foreign exchange market early because they are afraid of the risks of uncertainty.

Many foreign exchange investment traders choose to enter the field of foreign exchange investment trading.

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One important reason is the unsociable trait in their personalities. Unsociable foreign exchange investment traders are neither good at nor willing to interact with others, and their understanding of social etiquette is almost zero. In real life, in order to make a living, people must earn income through work to support family expenses, so they inevitably have to deal with others, which really makes people feel extremely tired. However, foreign exchange investment trading provides people with a space where they can work independently and be free from external interference. Even small-scale foreign exchange investment traders can support living expenses for a period of time. Most importantly, foreign exchange investment traders don't need to look at other people's faces, don't have to follow anyone's instructions, and don't have to engage in hypocritical interpersonal interactions. For foreign exchange investment traders, foreign exchange investment trading is like a safe haven.
In real life, the reason why people feel deeply tired is that they have to pay attention to others' views of themselves, have to prove themselves with all their strength to eliminate others' doubts, and even make choices that go against their hearts because they are afraid of others' gossip. But in foreign exchange investment trading, these situations are all unnecessary. Foreign exchange investment traders don't need to explain the reasons for their trading operations to anyone, and they don't need to care about others' evaluations of them. When achieving great success in foreign exchange investment trading, foreign exchange investment traders can proudly claim that this is their own achievement and don't need to rely on anyone. For those who chase fame and fortune, foreign exchange investment traders can also firmly keep a distance from them. Even when trading fails and life is in a difficult situation, foreign exchange investment traders don't need to expect others' sympathy. For the sarcasm of those who chase fame and fortune, they can also take it calmly.
Foreign exchange investment traders may have put in a lot of effort for trading, conducted in-depth learning and summary, and have many insights and experiences that they are eager to share with others. They expect to tell people that trading is neither gambling nor being unprofessional nor wishful thinking, but a foreign exchange investment business with broad prospects and a clear direction. However, reality is often cruel. People usually only value actual trading profits. Before they succeed, any defense of foreign exchange investment traders may be regarded as futile. They may continuously encounter losses and start over, and at the same time try to explain their trading plans to others, but in the eyes of others, they may just be a ridiculous clown.
Therefore, before achieving success, foreign exchange investment traders should keep a low profile and avoid letting others know their occupations. Except for clients, any comments from others on their trading are irrelevant. Foreign exchange investment traders don't need to care about their views. After all, foreign exchange investment traders are investing with their own funds, which has nothing to do with others. For those clients who entrust their investment accounts to foreign exchange investment traders for management, if they are too annoying, foreign exchange investment traders can choose to let them withdraw their accounts, but it is best to be polite and end the cooperation relationship in a peaceful way.

In foreign exchange investment trading, technical breakthroughs are not achieved through daily gradual accumulation but rather a sudden epiphany-like leap.

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It usually occurs after long-term precipitation, when one instantly grasps the key points and then expands and perfects it into a system. This is like farming for farmers, requiring accumulated efforts to achieve a sudden burst. Pursuing small progress every day often reflects an impatient mindset. In most cases, long-term efforts may not yield results and may even lead to confusion about direction. Only through continuous trial and error is it possible to achieve a breakthrough.
For beginners, it is easy to suffer heavy losses in the foreign exchange market. As experience increases, one should first enhance endurance to achieve self-protection, then improve the hit rate to occasionally counterattack, and then enhance strength and evasion ability to maintain balance. Eventually, by accumulating various attributes, stable profitability can be achieved. However, many traders often mistakenly believe that they are only one step away from success and allocate resources to strength and critical hits rather than endurance, hit rate, and evasion, resulting in being unable to hit the market due to low hit rate or being defeated due to poor evasion. For many years, it is difficult to achieve profitability, all because of incorrect resource allocation.
If one wants to make progress every day, it is necessary to reflect on strategies, clarify the stage one is in, and determine the attributes that need to be improved based on experience. Recognize that one's own role in foreign exchange trading is extremely important. The growth path of traders varies due to different stages and shortcomings. Learn corresponding knowledge at each stage. Only after getting started can one clarify the direction. As experience gradually enriches, one can better understand one's own deficiencies, just like a puzzle becoming clearer gradually. Foreign exchange trading learning is a process of spiral ascent with advances and retreats. In the early stage of learning, it is the accumulation of quantity. When excessive accumulation occurs, it becomes a bottleneck. In the later stage, subtraction is needed. There are two indicators for judging progress: the capital curve and the internal strength of deepening understanding of trading and the market. Progress in foreign exchange trading is difficult to quantify. Only when the internal strength reaches a certain level and the capital curve breaks through fluctuations can one know for sure whether real progress has been made. Lack of positive feedback is a pain point for traders in learning trading. However, if one knows one's own deficiencies and the methods to make up for them, then positive feedback is not needed because one deeply understands that success will come naturally.

In the field of foreign exchange investment, accurately understanding the application of trading systems and clarifying their limitations is of crucial significance.

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As traders accumulate experience continuously, they often abandon trading methods that do not match themselves and turn to more stable multi-currency and multi-cycle trading strategies. This transformation process requires comprehensive consideration of various factors such as traders' personal talents, personality characteristics, and personal traits. Compared to the trading system itself, the basic knowledge of foreign exchange investment is even more critical because it can provide traders with a broad space for understanding and innovation and effectively help them build a personalized trading system. Each trader has their unique thinking perspective. They should be scientifically guided by basic knowledge to enable them to make independent judgments and thus be more inclined to adopt heuristic thinking rather than being limited to analyzing the fluctuations of currencies.
In foreign exchange investment, without strong support from strategies and fund management, relying solely on market perception is extremely difficult to achieve long-term success. Many people have the fantasy of enjoying life to the fullest after achieving stable profits, but this is usually an unrealistic idea. Foreign exchange investment is a challenging and complex professional activity that poses a great test to traders' humanity and technical levels. No trader can ensure a stable income, and there is no strategy that is always effective. For those who make a living from trading, trading success stems more from enthusiasm for technology and challenges rather than simply pursuing wealth. For most traders, trading is more like a risky game, and its highs and lows are extremely intense and terrifying.
The perception of the foreign exchange market depends on trading tools. However, these tools are not perfect and cannot guarantee long-term profitability. True profitability comes from in-depth learning of technology and persistent efforts. Although market perception may bring certain profits in the short term, it is unreliable in the long run. Having a set of foreign exchange investment trading strategies and implementing these strategies with the help of a computer will be more reliable. The on-the-spot market sense of the foreign exchange market is sometimes overemphasized. Mature traders should be highly vigilant about this. Although there are indeed some traders with outstanding talents who can achieve stable profits by relying on market sense, for most people, relying too much on market sense will only lead to losses.

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