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In the foreign exchange market, impatient investors often face a difficult situation.
These investors hope to get rich quick. Their logic is to expect a trade today and see a quick profit tomorrow or the day after. However, this expectation clearly defies common sense.
This is like asking a farmer to sow seeds today and harvest tomorrow; or a traditional entrepreneur to establish a company today and expect a profit tomorrow; or a newlywed couple to get married today and expect a child immediately. Everything develops over a period of time; results cannot be achieved instantly, and the same is true for foreign exchange trading.
However, most forex traders enter the market with the fantasy of getting rich overnight, never questioning the fallacy of this idea. This is because short-term trading methods are often promoted online. The core concept of short-term trading is essentially to get rich quick, but it cleverly conceals this blatant form, making it even more deceptive. This causes most investors to continue wandering down the wrong path before realizing their mistake, wasting valuable learning time.

In the forex trading market, investors have diverse motivations. Some enter to make money, earn a living, and support their families, while others participate for entertainment, leisure, and health.
In traditional social concepts, living for a living is often seen as drudgery, while living without a living is considered bliss. However, reality is harsh. Most people struggle to even secure a living, forced to compete for limited opportunities. Living for a living is the fate of most, while not living for a living is the privilege of a very few.
In forex trading, most investors enter to make money, earn a living, and support their families. They may see no prospects for advancement in other industries, be introverted and lack social skills, or simply tire of having to deal with others in the workplace. Various factors compel them to engage in forex trading. Among them, retail investors with small capital face the most challenging and arduous situations. Only a small number of investors with ample funds persevere in the market and eventually understand its dynamics; they are the lucky few. However, the harsh reality is that most forex traders eventually leave the market, unable to earn a living, support their families, or earn a living.
At the same time, a small number of large investors engage in forex trading for entertainment, leisure, or health. They often have already earned substantial wealth in other traditional industries and then invest their money in forex. Because of the large capital scale and the lack of leverage, the risk of loss is relatively low. Without leverage, forex trading is essentially a low-return, low-risk industry. This is the case for me and my friends. We've made lucrative profits in the foreign trade manufacturing industry. As manufacturing gradually retreats from China, its role as the world's factory becomes increasingly elusive. It's only natural that we all invested our overseas funds in foreign exchange trading.

Forex trading techniques are a common misconception among many beginners. They generally believe that simply mastering the technique will lead to stable profits.
However, by the time beginners gradually realize that trading technique isn't the most important factor, they possess the potential to become seasoned traders. This transition is a long and challenging one.
In forex trading, the success rate of short-term trading is extremely low, and profitable intraday trading is even rarer. Profiting from short-term trading requires insider information and sufficient capital; even with insider information, profits are difficult to achieve. This is similar to traditional business: even with a fantastic opportunity, without sufficient capital, it's difficult to generate significant profits.
This impatience isn't limited to the forex market; it's prevalent across all industries. From business decision-makers to new employees, everyone hopes that the strategies they formulate today and the people they hire today will produce results and stand out in their industry tomorrow. This impulsive mentality is particularly prominent in forex trading.
In the trading market, personal qualities and character are crucial. Without these qualities, it's difficult to profit. Verbal attacks on others are a serious negative quality. The impatience for quick success and instant benefits is also a common negative quality among forex traders, similar to negative traits such as recklessness, aggressiveness, impulsiveness, and roughness.

In forex trading, investors ultimately discover that the essence of trading is human nature. Investors with good character tend to be more successful.
In traditional society, most business activities require interaction and cooperation. Poor character, such as lying and laziness, can undermine teamwork and the spirit of cooperation, and these traits can be detected in business interactions and collaborations. People with flawed character struggle to succeed because no one wants to work with them. From a broader perspective, people avoid lawsuits; from a more subtle perspective, they avoid getting into trouble. From a day-to-day emotional management perspective, people also avoid unnecessary anger.
In forex trading, investors mostly operate alone. Even if they have flaws, they are unlikely to be pointed out because they don't interact with others. In real life, even if someone points out your flaws, you're more likely to feel resentful than happy. Therefore, under normal circumstances, even if others know of your flaws, you won't speak out, believing that less trouble is worse than more, and it's better to maintain a relationship with someone than to offend them.
Forex investing is therefore a solitary endeavor. Investors must strictly adhere to a forex investment system and rigorously implement their strategies and plans to avoid significant losses caused by human flaws and character issues. The desire to get rich quick is a direct manifestation of a forex trader's impatience for quick success and instant gratification. This is a poor character trait, similar to qualities like recklessness, aggressiveness, impulsiveness, and roughness, and can hinder trading success. However, few truly understand the seriousness of its harmful effects.

In forex trading, many investors experience painful periods.
In reality, these painful experiences often stem from the investor's own excessive imagination, a form of self-destruction.
In forex trading, investors often encounter misjudgments or prematurely close positions. These experiences are a reality for beginners, or those returning to the market after having previously left. As trading experience accumulates, investors gradually adapt and accept these situations, making them as natural as breathing. As long as investors adhere to their trading system and adopt a light-weight, long-term strategy, they can withstand both temporary losses and temporary gains. Operating with a light position prevents excessive floating losses, thus avoiding the pain of fear; and prevents excessive floating profits, thus avoiding the pain of greed.
Only those with extensive trading experience, or those with relatively short experience but a high level of savvy, can truly grasp the mysteries and secrets involved.



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