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In foreign exchange investment trading, traders are often lonely and rarely communicate with others.
This phenomenon is in sharp contrast to many traditional industries, where communication is usually regarded as a very important link. However, in the foreign exchange investment trading industry, most traders who can become masters rarely discuss trading details with others.
This is because a mature foreign exchange investment trader has long realized that cognition is divided into many levels. Due to differences in experience and understanding, it is often difficult to communicate effectively between traders at different levels. Therefore, mature traders are usually too lazy to waste words to communicate, but rely on their own practice and thinking to gradually improve their trading ability. They know that the secrets of foreign exchange investment trading can only be understood through their own efforts and time.
Newcomers to foreign exchange investment trading may take many detours. They usually try to seek advice from others, learn other people's methods, and are eager to communicate with others, hoping that others can reveal some secrets of successful trading. They also want others to give them a definite direction. However, after some attempts, they often find that these methods are not reliable. Eventually, they realize that all the secrets of foreign exchange investment trading can only be understood by themselves. They will also find that other traders may be experts in other fields, but they are not necessarily experts in dealing with uncertainty.

In foreign exchange investment trading, poor retail foreign exchange investment traders face many powerful counterparties.
These counterparties not only have advantages in technology and funds, but are also more mature and professional in market operations.
Foreign exchange market makers.
Foreign exchange market makers are the most obvious counterparties for retail foreign exchange traders. When retail investors register an account, the contract clearly states that the foreign exchange broker is the potential counterparty of the retail investor. Market makers earn spread profits by providing buy and sell quotes. Their main goal is to gain profits through market fluctuations, and retail investors' trading behavior often provides trading opportunities for market makers.
Technical analysis perspective.
From the perspective of technical analysis, the entry point of short-term retail foreign exchange traders is often the exit point of long-term foreign exchange traders; and the exit point of short-term retail foreign exchange traders is often the entry point of long-term foreign exchange traders. This phenomenon shows that short-term traders and long-term traders have completely different roles and goals in the market. Short-term traders pursue quick profits, while long-term traders pay more attention to long-term trends. Therefore, the trading behavior of short-term traders often provides long-term traders with opportunities for reverse operations.
High-frequency quantitative algorithm institutions.
High-frequency quantitative algorithm institutions are another powerful counterparty of retail foreign exchange short-term traders. From the perspective of high-frequency quantitative algorithm trading strategies, these institutions rely on short-term high-frequency algorithm trading to make huge profits. They use advanced technology and algorithms to make a large number of transactions in a short period of time, thereby capturing small fluctuations in the market. Retail foreign exchange short-term traders are the largest flow suppliers for short-term trading, while high-frequency quantitative algorithm institutions use these flows to maximize profits.
B Book internal order hedging.
From the B Book internal order hedging principle, the orders of some retail forex short-term traders are the counterparties of the orders of another part of the opposite retail forex short-term traders. This internal hedging mechanism enables brokers to complete order matching internally, thereby reducing order costs. However, this also means that the trading behaviors of retail traders affect each other, and their orders are often used to hedge the orders of other retail traders, rather than trading directly with the market.

In foreign exchange investment trading, traders should not believe that small funds can achieve financial freedom.
This view is very common in the field of foreign exchange investment education and training. Many lecturers have been advocating this concept, claiming that those who are truly enlightened have no shortage of funds. However, this is actually just speculation and conjecture of those who have never experienced big waves and have never had large funds.
It is obvious that even if foreign exchange investment traders are mature and proficient in technology, the size of funds is still a major obstacle to their success. The size of funds is crucial to the success of foreign exchange investment trading. For example, if a foreign exchange trader uses $1 million as the original capital and achieves an annual return of 10%, he will get $100,000 in income, which is enough to support a family. However, if a foreign exchange trader only has $10,000, even if the annual return reaches 30%, it will only be $3,000, which obviously cannot support the expenses of a normal family.
In addition, sufficient funds are more beneficial to foreign exchange traders. In fact, funds are more important than technology. If funds are scarce, even if the foreign exchange trading technology is excellent, the trader may not perform well. There is a consensus in the Western investment community: timid funds will not win, and scarce funds will not win. This is because insufficient funds will limit the trader's operating space, increase trading pressure, and thus affect trading performance.
As a mature foreign exchange trader, you must face the reality of survival problems honestly. If traders always deceive themselves, they will not be able to do a good job in foreign exchange investment trading. Finally, I remind foreign exchange investment traders again that they must not be deceived by pseudo-experts and pseudo-lecturers circulating in the market. Correctly facing the problem of original capital and solving the problem of capital is a good start for foreign exchange traders.

In foreign exchange investment trading, many novice traders may be learning something useless.
Foreign exchange investment trading is a niche field with relatively scarce learning resources. Many textbooks and learning materials come from the stock or futures field, but the subdivided expertise in these fields is significantly different from the subdivided field of foreign exchange investment trading. Therefore, directly applying the knowledge in the stock or futures field to foreign exchange investment trading may lead to misunderstandings and errors.
Based on this, mature foreign exchange investment traders often find that many foreign exchange investment trading education or training lecturers and communicators are preaching and disseminating wrong information, knowledge, common sense, technology and experience. These erroneous contents may mislead novice traders and cause them to suffer unnecessary losses in trading. However, mature traders are more focused on making money and are usually too lazy to correct or rectify these errors. On the one hand, they may be besieged or even discredited by industry professionals such as foreign exchange investment and trading education or training lecturers, which will bring them unnecessary trouble and worries; on the other hand, correcting these mistakes will take a lot of time and energy, thus delaying their own trading and money-making opportunities. Therefore, they think there is no need to ask for trouble.
For novice foreign exchange investment traders, it is recommended to make more use of the Internet and artificial intelligence search tools, and spend more time to find and filter the correct information and knowledge. Through extensive research and learning, novice traders can gradually build their own knowledge system and avoid being misled by wrong information. Although this process may take more time and effort, it will eventually help them achieve better results in foreign exchange investment and trading.

In foreign exchange investment and trading, when the currency pair is at the historical bottom or historical top, if you start from the perspective of long-term investment, do not rely on any technical indicators, but rely on investment intuition to buy the bottom or top, you can often achieve remarkable results.
The core of this strategy is not to use leverage to avoid the risk of liquidation due to market fluctuations. Even in the case of floating losses, insisting on holding positions will eventually achieve a large profit with a high probability.
There are several reasons behind this phenomenon. First, the fair value of the currency pair of foreign exchange investment is at work. The price of the currency pair will eventually return to its intrinsic value, while the historical bottom and top are often the embodiment of extreme market sentiment, and the price deviates far from the fair value. Secondly, the management and control of the central bank of the mainstream currency countries is also at work. The central bank strives to maintain the stability of the currency through monetary policy and market intervention, which makes the currency pair have a certain regression trend when it is in an extreme position. Finally, the probability of historical bottom or historical top is also at work. From a statistical point of view, these areas are often the key points of market reversal.
In these key areas, technical indicators may fail. This is because there are too many human intervention factors and interference factors in these areas, and technical indicators are difficult to accurately reflect the real situation of the market. At this time, it all depends on the rich experience accumulated by foreign exchange investment traders over the years to judge. Even quantitative high-frequency trading with artificial intelligence may lose its effect in these areas because these algorithmic models have difficulty in handling complex situations under extreme market conditions.
This is the unique charm of foreign exchange investment, and it is also the highlight moment when the rich experience accumulated by foreign exchange investment traders over the years comes into play. At these critical moments, the intuition and experience of traders are often more reliable than any technical tools.



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