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In forex trading, almost without exception, dissatisfied traders are losers.
Forex trading is essentially a profound test of cognition, discipline, and mentality, requiring traders to maintain a high degree of objectivity and rationality. This objectivity and rationality are naturally intertwined with integrity—it is not only a state of mind but also a personality trait. Traders who have long been immersed in the trials of the market and can adhere to this principle will ultimately be forged into humble, prudent, and upright individuals.
A forex trader's career is, in fact, a continuous process of self-cultivation. Only through constant introspection, respect for mentors, and reverence for the market can one see oneself clearly amidst the complexities of market conditions, understand the market, and ultimately embark on the "right path" to achieve "positive results." Integrity is not an empty moral slogan but the inevitable result of correct decision-making; and the prerequisite for correct decision-making is objective judgment without prejudice or emotion. Without objectivity, true integrity is difficult to achieve; only objectivity can ensure fairness and earn genuine respect and appreciation from peers.
Humble, respectful, self-reflective, and eager-to-learn traders are often able to grasp the essence of trading more quickly because they do not resist the truth, do not conceal mistakes, and always maintain an open mind towards market feedback. Conversely, those who are full of complaints often blame external factors for losses, refuse to take responsibility for their own understanding, and naturally find it difficult to achieve long-term success in trading. Truly excellent forex traders are invariably people of integrity. The forex market follows the "Way of Heaven"—that is, laws and cause and effect, and the Way of Heaven constantly rewards diligence, good deeds, and punishes falsehood. On this path, integrity is not only a virtue but also a fundamental prerequisite for survival and profit, and the first principle shared by all successful traders.
In the forex two-way investment trading market, the more eager traders are to pursue short-term high returns and desire to "make quick money," the more likely they are to fall into a loss trap. This is a common cognitive misconception and practical pitfall in the forex trading market.
In forex trading, the desire to make quick money inherently carries extremely high trading risks. Traders driven by personal trading preferences or short-term profit motives, eager to double their capital in a short period, often fall into a vicious cycle of "eagerness to profit – improper operation – averaging down on losses – even more impatience," ultimately leading to frequent trading errors and continuous capital loss.
In fact, while some traders in the forex market occasionally achieve rapid profits through short-term speculation, these "quick money" cases that are visible to the market are mostly the lucky survivors after market screening. The vast majority of traders eager for quick success have already been eliminated by the market due to irrational operations. Compared to these short-term speculators, technically skilled forex trading masters, with their strong logical reasoning, precise mathematical analysis, and highly objective trading mindset, can effectively avoid the traps of short-term speculation, accurately grasp market operating rules, and thus achieve stable profits, even obtaining investment returns at the level of high-net-worth individuals.
From the perspective of mature forex trading philosophy, traders who can truly establish themselves in the market long-term do not prioritize quick or large profits. Instead, they adhere to sound trading logic and rigorous trading discipline, ensuring that every trade is executed correctly and systematically. The operating principles of the forex market inevitably reward these traders who uphold sound trading principles with long-term and stable returns.
In two-way forex trading, truly successful traders do not rely on boasting about known judgments or predictions, but rather focus on effectively managing the market's unknowns.
Their core competency lies in execution, and the key to execution is precisely how to handle and cope with uncertainty. Only by building a large number of lightly leveraged positions can one ensure that the overall position remains safe and resilient even when market fluctuations are unpredictable.
This strategy not only effectively suppresses the greedy impulse to close positions prematurely due to floating profits but also resists the fear of panic selling due to widening floating losses, thus truly practicing the essential logic of long-term investment.
Adding the advantage of a positive interest rate spread to this strategy will further enhance its robustness and long-term return potential.
In the two-way foreign exchange market, individual investors (retail investors) face multiple investment dilemmas. Significant losses not only result in substantial capital depletion but can also cause deep-seated psychological trauma that is difficult to heal, potentially lasting a lifetime.
Meanwhile, the trading difficulty for retail forex investors is significantly higher than for institutional investors. Excessive screen monitoring, a common bad trading habit among retail investors, not only directly harms their physical and mental health—leading to eye strain, dizziness, and other physical discomforts from prolonged, intense screen watching—but also triggers persistent anxiety due to market fluctuations. This anxiety can accumulate over time, potentially inducing psychological abnormalities that affect normal life and trading judgment. Retail investors who excessively monitor the market often trade with emotions in mind, resulting in frequent and disordered operations, ultimately leading to a high probability of losses and a vicious cycle of "the more you monitor the market, the more you lose; the more you lose, the more anxious you become."
From the current state of the industry, it's a widely acknowledged consensus that retail forex traders struggle to make money. Market data shows that over 90% of retail forex investors fail to achieve positive returns in the long run, consistently operating at a loss or breaking even. Delving into the root causes, the limitations of retail investors themselves are particularly prominent. Most lack systematic forex market research capabilities. They lack sufficient time to invest in in-depth research into professional areas such as exchange rate fluctuation patterns, the impact of macroeconomic indicators, and currency correlation logic. They also lack effective information access channels, making it difficult to timely and accurately capture core information affecting exchange rate trends, such as changes in global macroeconomic policies, geopolitical events, and central bank monetary policy adjustments. This makes it difficult to seize investment opportunities in market competition. More importantly, compared to institutional investors and large-scale capital holders, retail investors lack access to core information channels and cannot access internal market information, placing them at a natural disadvantage in a situation of information asymmetry.
Furthermore, unfair trading factors in the foreign exchange market exacerbate the risk of retail investors being trapped. Some institutions involved in insider trading manipulate currency exchange rate trends using their financial and informational advantages, artificially creating false market conditions, causing retail investors to quickly get trapped after following the trend at high levels. Simultaneously, some forex market makers distort market prices by maliciously manipulating quotes and controlling slippage. Retail investors, trading in a lack of transparency, inevitably fall into a passive situation of being trapped and ultimately suffer unnecessary financial losses.
In the highly volatile, high-risk, and high-return arena of forex trading, opportunity never favors the hesitant or the observers.
Only those traders with an extreme desire for success, who view trading as a mission rather than speculation, have a chance to stand out from the crowd and seize that fleeting opportunity for victory.
What truly rewrites destiny is never a stroke of luck, nor a single lucky profit, but rather a burning, unyielding desire deep within the heart. This desire is not superficial enthusiasm, but a deeply ingrained belief—the conviction that one will ultimately traverse the fog of the market, establishing order amidst chaos and anchoring certainty in uncertainty.
When a forex trader ingrains the pursuit of excellence and success into their very being, this obsession transcends mere emotion, transforming into a powerful force of action and discipline. It drives them to review strategies when others slacken, refine systems when the market is quiet, and maintain composure and conviction even after consecutive losses. At this point, all fatigue, doubt, and setbacks cease to be obstacles, instead becoming stepping stones to temper their character and solidify their abilities.
Those who set lofty goals will not be let down by Heaven; those who make great vows will achieve their ends. In the forex market, short-term profits and losses may be driven by probability, but long-term success ultimately belongs to those with a clear vision and unwavering resolve. This burning passion is your strongest asset—it allows you to persevere in your studies even when no one is watching, to uphold your principles amidst loneliness and pressure, and to remain steadfast in your beliefs during long periods of pullback.
It is this passion that ultimately transforms ordinary traders into true market masters, igniting their own dazzling brilliance behind seemingly cold data and charts.
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