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The foreign exchange market usually attracts foreign exchange investment traders with relatively limited awareness of market risks due to its potentially high-return nature.
However, in most cases, the foreign exchange market is an efficient market. This indicates that in an environment where information flows freely, there is hardly any opportunity for risk-free profit. It seems that there are guardians at every level of the foreign exchange market, making it difficult for foreign exchange investment traders to find opportunities.
Only in extremely rare situations, when the foreign exchange investment and trading market shows inefficiency, is there a possibility of profit-making space. But such opportunities are extremely scarce. Once detected by participants in the foreign exchange investment market, they will quickly disappear, and the market will immediately return to a state where it is difficult to make a profit. Therefore, trading opportunities are truly rare, especially large-scale trading opportunities. Once a trading opportunity is identified, one needs to wait for the appropriate timing provided by the market and then take decisive action.
Don't be misled by those foreign exchange investment traders who trade frequently, thinking that trading opportunities are everywhere. In fact, many foreign exchange investment traders are simply acting on the impulse of a gambling mentality. Their behavior is essentially no different from being addicted to drugs, playing games or gambling. This impulse does not mean that there are actually a large number of trading opportunities in the foreign exchange investment market. In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, the real key is not the number of trading opportunities, but how to make full use of those opportunities that can be grasped. A successful trade has the potential to reap substantial rewards from the market and achieve a qualitative leap.
Don't adopt a cursory approach to foreign exchange investment and trading, expecting to increase wealth through small accumulations. Although there are indeed foreign exchange investment traders who have achieved success in this way, more foreign exchange investment traders have already switched to more professional long-term investment and trading. This transformation has almost made traditional manual high-frequency trading obsolete. Therefore, objectively speaking, as ordinary foreign exchange investment traders, we do not have the conditions to compete with machines. We can only invest heavily in opportunities that we are certain of and go all out.
The core of foreign exchange investment traders lies in the importance of concentrated investment, that is, putting all eggs in one strong basket. After grasping the core points, the next step is to cultivate one's state of mind: Anxiety is of no avail, because opportunities are provided by the foreign exchange investment market and are passively received, not something that foreign exchange investment traders can create. Understanding this point allows one to wait patiently for opportunities. When an opportunity arrives, don't hesitate, otherwise you will miss it. For most foreign exchange investment traders, what they lack is not trading opportunities, but the trading ability to explore trading logic and master relevant techniques. Foreign exchange investment traders should believe early and act early. Don't wait until the market has already expanded significantly and ordinary foreign exchange investment traders start to follow suit. By then, it will be too late. Even the most top-notch foreign exchange investment and trading fund managers need to spend a lot of time collecting information and analyzing it every day. Foreign exchange investment opportunities are always reserved for those prepared foreign exchange investment traders.

In the field of foreign exchange trading, an efficient trading system should not be overly complicated, as complex criteria are highly likely to cause difficulties at the execution level.
The ideal foreign exchange trading system should possess simplicity, so simple that it hardly requires excessive thinking. Such a system is easier for traders to understand and accept, and can quickly respond to market changes. A simple system also helps to reduce the rate of operational errors and improve trading efficiency. In the foreign exchange market, time is extremely precious, and an efficient trading system can assist traders in making quick decisions and seizing market opportunities. Therefore, a simple, intuitive, and easy-to-operate foreign exchange trading system is the ideal choice for every trader. The "simplicity" mentioned here means just right, that is, extracting the necessary elements from complexity. Only by having a profound understanding of complexity can one clearly omit those unnecessary parts. All complex things evolve from the simple. As traders become more and more familiar with things, they will feel that they are becoming simpler and simpler. The pursuit of simplicity only makes sense after experiencing complexity. It is not that the simpler the trading system itself is, the better, but that traders should pursue simplicity when using the system.
In short, foreign exchange trading is a game of probability and odds. The product of probability and odds equals the mathematical expectation. A trading system is essentially a collection of trading rules with a positive expected value. A foreign exchange trading system with a positive expected value can achieve profitability through either probability or odds. The key lies in whether the mathematical expectation of the trading system is positive, not its complexity. Optimizing a trading system with a positive expected value is actually seeking a balance between probability and odds. Take the moving average system as an example. Whether it is a single moving average, double moving averages, or triple moving averages system, its core is trend trading that follows the trend. Increasing the number of moving averages may increase the probability, but it will reduce the odds. In fact, adding more moving averages will not bring about significant changes. Adding or reducing moving averages only adjusts the probability and odds and cannot directly improve the final expected value of the trading system. So, what factors will affect the final expected value? The answer is the market environment. A trading system with a positive expected value can only function in a specific market environment. The expected value of the moving average system is positive on the premise that the market has a trend. In a volatile market, no matter how many moving averages are used or how many filtering conditions are added, there is a possibility of suffering significant losses. While in a market with an obvious trend, no matter how many moving averages are used or what period is chosen, it is easy to make a profit.
Sometimes, foreign exchange traders should choose to engage in speculation; likewise, sometimes they should avoid speculation. Sometimes, we can make a profit from foreign exchange trading, but if we trade frequently, we cannot make a continuous and stable profit. Traders should pursue simplicity. Foreign exchange trading is better when it is simpler. Foreign exchange trading is a waiting game, and patience is an important skill, namely, trading with light positions, following the trend, setting stop-losses, and holding on to profits.

The trading activities carried out under the circumstances of relatively loose financial conditions and ample time can be clearly defined as investment behaviors.
In contrast, when one continues to engage in trading while being in a state of tight funds and being burdened with debts, this kind of behavior is highly similar to gambling in essence. The shortage of funds does not stem from the subjective will to gamble, but is forced by the objective environment and restricted by the situation. Even if one participates initially with an investment mindset, the limited financial situation will force the trader to adopt strategies similar to gambling, which is a rather subtle psychological phenomenon. However, the number of people who truly understand this phenomenon is limited. As the saying goes, "Nine out of ten gamblers lose", which is not a false statement but a cruel reality. The insufficiency of funds itself puts traders at a disadvantageous competitive position.
Emotions should not have an impact on the professional field of foreign exchange trading. There is no inevitable logical connection between indebtedness and trading. This can fully demonstrate that if one fails to achieve profitability in foreign exchange trading, even if one persists continuously, it will not produce any practical results. The essence of foreign exchange trading lies in making a keen insight into market trends and verifying one's own cognition accordingly. Many people participate in trading with emotions, which is undoubtedly an unhealthy behavior. Trading is a profession that is both ordinary and noble, and should not be defiled by personal unfounded fantasies. It is an embodiment of the longing for a better life, rather than blind stubbornness in trading. Even if one is heavily indebted but still persists in trading, it shows that the trader has a strong willingness to repay debts, which is far more worthy of respect than those who shirk their responsibilities.
Foreign exchange traders do not need to use phrases like "perseverance and never giving up" to package themselves and create a positive and diligent image, as if they are engaged in a great cause. In the eyes of professional traders, the actual situation is not like this, although such behavior may move themselves and some people who are unaware of the real situation. The essence of foreign exchange trading is to re-optimize the allocation of resources. The speed of creating wealth cannot be compared with that of plundering. The wealth accumulation of many modern tycoons often stems from the plundering behaviors of their ancestors. When their wealth has accumulated to a certain extent, they will proclaim that "private property is inviolable".
When observing the fluctuations of the foreign exchange market, the capital of traders may grow exponentially, which will arouse the greed of traders; while facing the losses in bank accounts and the continuous accumulation of debts, people will feel fearful due to survival problems. It is hoped that all those who are struggling in foreign exchange trading can get out of the difficult situation as soon as possible and return to normal life. Only by choosing to leave can traders have the opportunity to start anew. For those who think that they just failed to exit in time and are in a state of hesitation, they should understand that this is not a situation that they can fully control. Finally, don't think that you can learn how to make money just by studying textbooks and attending lectures. If there really exists a sure-fire way to make money, then why would those who teach these methods bother to give lessons? For those traders who feel that they are only one step away from making money, they may overlook the importance of details. People who can achieve great things are often those who stick to their own opinions. In history, many people who achieved great undertakings were persistent or even stubborn, which required great perseverance and firm will. However, persistence is not always the path to success. Flexibility is the key factor. Traders need to know when to bow their heads and when to step back.
Foreign exchange trading is the most direct industry for ordinary people to come into contact with money and also the last opportunity for the poor to turn their lives around. If you give up at this moment, take a moment to reflect on yourself. What else can you do? And how can you turn your life around? Most people can only barely make a living by relying on their wages. Although not everyone is eager for wealth, for the sake of ensuring the food and clothing of family members and loved ones, for the sake of improving the quality of life, and for the sake of the glory of the family, looking around and considering various possibilities, it seems that there is no better choice than foreign exchange trading. Doing business requires more funds and rich social experience. Essentially, it is also a form of gambling behavior. So, why not continue to strive in this foreign exchange market full of opportunities? You have already paid the tuition fees. Wouldn't it be a waste of all your previous efforts if you quit now? From childhood to adulthood, we have indeed done too many things halfway. After careful consideration, it is still advisable to continue on the path of foreign exchange trading, because it is the only fair market, the only market where one can achieve accomplishments and satisfaction starting from a certain amount of funds, and the only market where one can make decisions by accurately judging the economic situation. Whether your judgment is correct or not will be tangibly reflected in your net worth.

In foreign exchange investment trading, the perseverance of investors is extremely profound. Even when facing financial pressure, they usually find it hard to give up easily.
However, for individual investors, the strategy of conducting transactions with debts is extremely inappropriate. Once involved in debt or leveraged trading, the impact on investors' psychology will be significantly magnified. Trading is addictive because it can prompt the brain to release dopamine, thereby bringing about pleasant feelings.
In real life, many foreign exchange investors often enter the field of foreign exchange investment trading due to the lack of other better investment options. If there were other alternatives, at least a portion of foreign exchange investors could be diverted to stay away from foreign exchange investment trading. After all, foreign exchange investment trading is not an easy investment activity.
Many foreign exchange investors hold a gambling mentality of making a comeback in one go, which is inappropriate. Foreign exchange investment trading belongs to the category of low-risk and low-return investment products. It is almost risk-free without using leverage. If investors have the mindset of making a big profit in one go, they will tend to use leverage. In addition, foreign exchange investors have already invested a great deal of time, money and emotions. They are reluctant to accept failure, fearing that their previous investments will vanish into thin air. This way of thinking prompts them to persevere continuously, even though they are clearly aware of the huge risks rationally.
Foreign exchange investment trading gives people the hope of changing their destinies. Especially, the sense of pleasure and accomplishment brought by success can be quite immersive. Even when in a long-term loss-making state, people still harbor illusions deep in their hearts, believing that the next success might completely reverse the situation. The mindset of "the next time will surely be successful" makes people reluctant to part with foreign exchange investment trading.
There is an addictive mechanism in foreign exchange investment trading. Similar to gambling, it can stimulate the secretion of dopamine in the brain, generating pleasure and excitement. This addictive mechanism makes people continue to trade regardless of the consequences even when they are suffering losses. Even when heavily in debt, they are still driven by this pleasure, looking for the next opportunity to get addicted.
Some people regard foreign exchange investment trading as a core part of their lives. It is not only a way to make money but also a means of self-identification. Failure means the negation of one's self-worth, which is unacceptable. Even when in a loss-making state, continuing to trade can maintain the identity of foreign exchange investors and avoid the loss of a sense of self-worth.
The success stories of those around may bring psychological pressure and a sense of comparison, strengthening the belief that one must succeed. Social public opinion or personal self-esteem may also prompt foreign exchange investors to persevere so as not to be regarded as losers.
When heavily in debt, the desire to recoup losses becomes even stronger. People often expect to make up for past losses by continuing to trade rather than rationally cutting their losses. This urgent desire makes them ignore rational analysis and risk management.
The perseverance of foreign exchange investors is not only a craving for money but also a complex psychological struggle and emotional entanglement. Trading is by no means just the fluctuation of numbers; it affects people's hopes, fears, identities and self-esteem.

In the field of foreign exchange investment, foreign exchange investment traders must conduct in-depth analyses of the trading histories of others to identify the common characteristics in profitable and loss-making cases.
They should strive to solve the prevalent challenges within the industry, which may involve extensive data collection and statistical analysis, thereby obtaining valuable insights. Through these efforts, traders can ensure that their trading strategies are in line with the actual market. Traders who are complacent or have poor communication usually find it difficult to adapt quickly to market changes. It is especially important to recognize that trading success is not directly related to the number of years of trading experience. True traders do not wait passively for opportunities but continuously invest their energy, constantly attempting and formulating trading strategies that suit themselves.
Foreign exchange traders should not become complacent just because a certain market trend matches their strategies, nor should they wallow in past market performances. Instead, they should make prudent investment decisions in actual operations. Many traders do not go all out when facing the market but are instead wasting their time. They do not actually observe the market and follow their own trading systems but get trapped in the cycle of frequent trading or stick to wrong long-term strategies.
Only those traders who can maintain focus during active trading periods, actively reflect on and optimize their own trading systems, and apply what they have learned to the actual market can identify and avoid being influenced by misleading news and information. For traders who expect to achieve success in trading, such conscious practice and testing are of crucial importance.



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