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Excellent forex traders will eventually succeed because the internet has eliminated barriers to the dissemination of information and knowledge, and a vast array of correct answers exist online.
In the field of forex investment and trading, some new traders, despite their current incomplete understanding of trading and obvious shortcomings, demonstrate a bright future thanks to their insightful approach. They may even grasp the essence of trading earlier than many experienced traders.
This innate keen insight gives them a unique advantage on their trading journey.
However, even if these new traders possess potential, successful forex traders generally do not go out of their way to help them, let alone curry favor with them. They often choose not to respond.
This should be understood from another perspective: successful traders' refusal to respond to new traders is not out of contempt, discrimination, or disdain for them; they simply don't want to waste their time on this issue.
Excellent forex traders will eventually succeed because the internet has eliminated barriers to the dissemination of information and knowledge. A vast array of correct answers exists online; the key is for beginners to persistently search and select them.
If beginners constantly ask numerous basic questions, they are actually disturbing or even harassing others. After all, the answers to these questions are readily available online. Asking professionals to answer them is, in a sense, disrespectful, though beginners may not realize this.
The knowledge system, practical common sense, operational experience, professional skills, and trading psychology associated with forex trading are not necessarily applicable to the Chinese stock market.
Given the relatively limited environment and ecosystem for forex trading in China, I, based on my 20 years of experience, freely share the knowledge, common sense, experience, skills, and psychology related to forex trading. However, it should be made clear that this content is specific to the forex trading sector and readers should not directly compare or apply it to the Chinese stock market. After all, the two sectors are distinct and have significant differences.
Specifically, forex investment offers two-way returns, supporting both buying and selling. Besides determining trading direction, it also encompasses long-term carry strategies. The interest rate conditions of a single currency influence its own trends, while the interest rate differentials between different currencies determine the general direction of a currency pair.
In contrast, the stock market offers a single-track return, earning profits solely from stock price increases after purchase, and the specific details of these increases are difficult to capture effectively.
Thus, stock investment differs fundamentally from forex trading in many specific factors and conditions, making the relevant logic of forex trading infeasible.
In forex trading, traders should avoid being swayed by the details of candlestick charts.
Instead, they should examine candlestick charts from a broader perspective to achieve true success. The world is inherently simple, and any attempt to complicate it will be futile. Candlestick charts in forex trading are a prime example of overly complex issues. Candlestick charts focus on detail, which can easily lead traders to mistakenly believe that profits can only be achieved through short-term trading. However, short-term trading is difficult to achieve profitability, and the probability of success is relatively low. In reality, candlestick charts are not a very scientific tool, and mountain charts may be more practical. This is because candlestick charts merely depict price fluctuations, which in themselves lack much practical value. If traders understand this, they will avoid becoming overly obsessed with and worshipping technical analysis, nor will they be constrained by technology, thus truly achieving ideological liberation.
Success in forex trading isn't defined by formal training. Great traders often emerge from a "wild" path of growth, rather than from a formally trained system.
Those without systematic investment and trading training may actually grow faster. They possess a strong drive for progress, are unburdened by the status quo, and face fewer external constraints. Just like children from poor families, once they break through social class barriers, they can display astonishing explosive power. This is because they are not restricted by excessive rules and regulations, nor are they bound by the environment or system of their original families, making it easier for them to break free from their shackles. However, obedient and good children often live within the framework and constraints of their parents, finding it difficult to break free from their family's control, and their chances of success are relatively low.
The majority of those engaged in foreign exchange investment and trading are in a "wild" state. Especially in China, foreign exchange investment and trading are restricted, with no relevant courses in universities and a corresponding ecosystem among the public. The lack of an environment and atmosphere for systematic learning has become the fate of most practitioners. In such an environment, the possibility of a great foreign exchange trader emerging from this vast population is extremely small.
In fact, many theoretical systems are the product of artificial, closed-door creation and lack practical application. Ancient Chinese and European theorists often formulated plans divorced from practice, simply conceived theories in their studios and later used as banners. Practicality is not the key, but appeal is.
Forex traders, instead of following the traditional path of formal training, are taking shortcuts. Otherwise, they might have taken many detours in the maze of success before ultimately achieving their goals.
For forex traders, entering the forex trading market is more challenging than traditional entrepreneurship. The difficulty of getting started is excruciating, but exiting the market is relatively easy.
In traditional entrepreneurship, entrepreneurs face mostly visible tasks, constantly seeking resources, help, and support, such as communicating and negotiating with partners and handling various paperwork. In forex trading, however, traders face mostly hidden factors, requiring more inward reflection and self-examination to correct bad habits. This leads to a profound understanding of the importance of mindset in forex trading.
Imagine running a business. Once they enter, exiting midway faces numerous difficulties, often forcing them to continually invest more capital. However, if forex traders choose to stop investing, they can quickly implement stop-loss orders to exit the market immediately. Furthermore, even if forex traders haven't yet fully mastered the art of forex trading, they must always remember the importance of patience and patiently wait until they become qualified forex traders. Once qualified, they should patiently wait for the right opportunity when there's no market; and patiently hold onto their positions when a market emerges. The forex trading process is fraught with boredom and tedium, and patience is the criterion for identifying those who persevere.
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