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In forex trading, traders who flaunt their wealth or show off their track record may be preparing to cheat by exaggerating their ability to make huge profits, primarily to attract customers for the platform provider.

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In traditional society, some people flaunt their wealth because they lack intelligence, not anticipating the potential for thieves or the ridicule they face. Others flaunt their wealth as a form of bluffing. They're heavily in debt and use it to trick debt collectors into believing they can repay. Even if debt collectors have a bit of intelligence and recognize their performance, they'll likely tolerate it, as there's simply no other recourse. Finally, some people flaunt their wealth as another form of bluffing, a prelude to borrowing money. By flaunting their wealth, they convince others they can repay, but the truth is often that they're just pretending to be rich. After swindling money, these individuals often flee and hide.
In forex trading, traders often flaunt their wealth or display false financial records, primarily to exaggerate their ability to make significant profits. This serves to attract new traders to open accounts, primarily to attract clients for forex platforms and earn a small commission. Of course, Ponzi schemes are also possible, and this is the most despicable form of fraud. These schemes often abscond after clients deposit funds. China's restrictions and bans on forex trading are ostensibly intended to protect forex traders, but in reality, they harm them. Because China lacks a single legitimate forex trading platform, it's impossible to distinguish authenticity without comparison, making China a global hotbed for forex fraud.

In forex trading, a trader's advanced education can actually become a burden and psychological pressure.

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In traditional society, highly educated individuals are more likely to fail when starting a business. From childhood, highly educated individuals have been studying and pursuing a single goal: to find the difference between right and wrong, and they consider themselves successful only when they find the answer with 100% accuracy. While in school, highly educated individuals with master's and doctoral degrees, relying on the platform and environment of their institution, enjoy the advantages of theoretical learning, which gives them a certain luster. However, when they enter the workforce and need to translate their theories into practical value, they discover that reality is not so simple. There are no absolute right or wrong in society, and the answers to many questions may be gray, intermediate, or ambiguous. For example, in business operations or factory R&D and manufacturing, the key is not to strive for perfection, but to adapt to customer and market needs, while also considering multiple factors such as cost and profit. Furthermore, in order to secure orders, they may have to engage in behaviors that demean themselves, such as putting on a smile, giving gifts, kickbacks, and entertaining guests, which can lead to intense internal frustration. Highly educated individuals are more likely to fail in entrepreneurship, similar to the tendency of overly intelligent individuals to fail in entrepreneurship. This is a case of being too clever, often failing to realize the fundamental fact that the failure rate of entrepreneurship is always higher than the success rate.
In forex trading, highly educated traders often attempt to control the market and manipulate market trends, often ending up battling it out with their wits and nerves. Instead of looking inward, they seek outward, ultimately being defeated by the market. Highly educated traders often fail to recognize that the key to successful investing lies not inward, but inward; not in conquering the forex market, but in surrendering to it.

In forex trading, a trader's academic qualifications are unimportant; what matters most is a desire to make a fortune.

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In traditional society, most highly educated individuals would not pursue entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurship is a risky endeavor, not a job with a fixed income. It carries not only risks but also pressures beyond the capacity of the average person. Humans tend to seek profit and avoid risk. Without a dream, no one is willing to take risks. Highly educated individuals, with their credentials, can easily find comfortable, high-paying jobs. Meanwhile, those with little or no education struggle to find high-paying jobs and find low-paying ones unattractive. Forced by fate, they turn to entrepreneurship. They understand the low probability of success and the extreme risks they face, including extraordinary stress, sleeplessness, bankruptcy, and even the loss of their families. But once the arrow is shot, there's no turning back; there's no turning back.
In forex trading, academic qualifications are unimportant for traders; in fact, they can be a hindrance. Wall Street's investment industry rarely hires partners with PhDs because highly educated individuals view investing as a risky endeavor, reserved for desperate criminals, street thugs, and scoundrels, a pursuit unworthy of their status. Conversely, those with little education, driven by a desire to make a fortune, find investing as the most direct and fastest path.

In the world of forex trading, traders must believe they can succeed, and this belief presupposes effort and hard work beyond the reach of ordinary people.

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In traditional daily life, the hallmark of successful people lies in their ability to foresee the future through belief. They persist in doing simple things repeatedly, doing the repetitive things diligently, and diligently pursuing the serious things, ultimately making their "believed future" a reality—this is a path to success driven by innovation and a constant pursuit of the future.
Ordinary people tend to believe only when they see it: relying on past experience, they adhere to the principle of "not releasing the eagle until they see the rabbit" and "not shedding tears until they see the coffin." They disregard the cause without seeing the result, and are skeptical of anything they haven't witnessed. This is the traditional, conservative way of life that most people adhere to.
The law of the world is often this: what you believe attracts; this is "wishes come true"; what you doubt eludes you; this is "no belief, no existence." Different levels of consciousness determine different outcomes. Ordinary things become extraordinary through persistence; simple actions become extraordinary through struggle.
In forex trading, traders must believe in their own ability to succeed. This belief is the foresight of success gained through sustained effort—this "vision" is accumulated step by step and is the inevitable result of hard work. Conversely, empty talk of "believing you will see" without effort is merely groundless wishful thinking and a vain attempt to take chances.
In fact, in forex trading, as long as traders persist and continuously strive, success is inevitable; the only difference is when.

In forex trading, successful traders avoid short-term gains and easily close their positions to take profits, thereby losing the opportunity to invest in long-term investments.

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In traditional daily life, outstanding people tend not to take small advantages. Taking advantage of others may seem like a win, but in reality, it leaves you in debt. Not taking advantage of others is the greatest benefit. If someone takes advantage of you, it's only because you're willing to do so. Those who can't take advantage of others are often your own family. Those who take advantage of you are at least better at it than you; otherwise, they wouldn't be able to take advantage of you. Allowing you to take advantage of others is actually a disguised bribe, a small favor that must be repaid eventually, though sometimes they forget or don't need it. Those who are better than you don't take advantage of you outright; they gain an advantage by setting the rules, simply because they are better than you. Hypocrisy is the ultimate form of taking advantage; seemingly asking for nothing, they actually want more. Whether asking for favors or doing favors for others, it's essentially about profiting; simply put, it's about taking advantage of each other.
In forex trading, successful large-cap traders don't use leverage, which is a sign of not taking advantage of others. They employ numerous small positions to prevent those tempted to take advantage and close their positions early. In theory, large traders have ample funds and can trade with large positions even without leverage. However, truly successful traders understand that once a large position quickly generates profits, facing hundreds of thousands of dollars in unrealized gains, it's difficult to resist greed and the desire to quickly close the position. This prevents them from holding onto their positions. If they can't hold onto their positions, and the trend continues to unfold, it will be impossible to accumulate sufficient positions over the next few years. Only by taking a steady approach, using numerous small positions over time, can one accumulate countless small positions, gradually building up a large amount. Over the years, these small positions will undoubtedly accumulate sufficient wealth.

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+86 137 1158 0480

+86 137 1158 0480

+86 137 1158 0480

Mr. Zhang

China · Guangzhou

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