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In forex trading, investors seem to be in a constant state of waiting.
They live in waiting, act in waiting, and even wait even longer.
For beginners, this wait is particularly long. As they learn the knowledge, common sense, experience, and techniques of forex trading, they await their own enlightenment. From novice to experienced, then to veteran, and finally to master, each step requires time to settle and accumulate. This process is long and arduous, like waiting for a sapling to grow into a mature tree, and then from the mature tree to a pillar of society; or like waiting for a child to grow from a teenager to a young adult, and ultimately to become a useful person.
Even after enlightenment, investors continue to wait. They await excellent entry opportunities and then build positions. To cope with market uncertainty, they constantly seek out excellent opportunities, deploying countless small positions, building a long-term aggregation matrix, and forming countless combined positions, thus finding certainty amidst uncertainty. After establishing a position, investors continue to wait for a good exit opportunity, which could take a year or even three years. They let profits run until they reach a satisfactory closing time, only then closing all positions. Then, they hold onto their holdings and await their next strategic move.
After building numerous small positions, investors typically avoid cutting losses easily. The combined, small positions in a long-term, aggregated matrix can withstand any major drawdowns or sudden market fluctuations. They are not afraid of drawdowns and flash crashes, and the effect is even more effective if combined with a long-term carry strategy.

In forex trading, investors who treat trading as a serious undertaking are guaranteed to succeed.
In traditional society, it is generally believed that as long as one approaches the execution, operation, and treatment of anything with a serious attitude, almost anything can be accomplished. In forex trading, if investors treat trading as a career, they require a certain level of professional expertise. This professionalism is reflected in a deep understanding of the knowledge, common sense, experience, and techniques of forex trading, progressing from familiarity to mastery, ultimately reaching the profound state of "practice makes perfect." However, most novice forex traders plunge into forex trading without any prior knowledge of these areas.
Furthermore, if investors treat forex trading as a career, they also need to possess strong mental qualities such as perseverance, patience, and meticulousness—qualities essential for successful entrepreneurs. Many novice forex traders abandon the market permanently after a single setback; they lack even basic patience, let alone meticulousness. Investors without perseverance and patience simply cannot possess meticulousness.
In forex trading, if investors treat trading as a career, they must incur costs. Starting a business in traditional industries requires paying for employee costs, factory rental costs, and production materials. Similarly, forex trading also involves costs. However, many investors, once they incur losses, find these costs unbearable, becoming obsessed with greed and the need for a profit, ultimately causing them to abandon their forex trading careers midway.
In traditional society, traditional industries take a long time to start and their payback periods are also long, but entrepreneurs in these industries are able to patiently weather these difficult times. However, in foreign exchange trading, most investors expect to get rich overnight, hoping to invest today and reap enormous wealth tomorrow.

Forex traders must possess three qualities: "carefulness," "patience," and "perseverance."
These three qualities each have distinct objectives, yet are inherently interconnected, forming the essential conditions for successful trading.
Carefulness, with "meticulousness" as its core principle, emphasizes traders' meticulous attention to detail throughout the trading process, eliminating oversights through rigorous and thorough operations. Practice has shown that carelessness carries risks regardless of the size of the portfolio: small investors' negligence can lead to partial losses, while large traders' operational errors (such as "erroneous orders") can trigger market volatility, resulting in unpredictable losses.
The core of patience is tolerance. It requires traders to remain calm and composed when faced with time-consuming, complex, or repetitive trading tasks, resisting impatience and maintaining a steady state of commitment.
Perseverance focuses on persistence, meaning that in achieving long-term trading goals, traders must stay on track, persevere through difficulties and setbacks with perseverance, and ensure continuity and consistency in their actions.
The synergy of these three qualities is indispensable: carefulness is the foundation for promptly identifying and addressing subtle deviations in trading and preventing errors; patience is key to gradually adjusting and correcting strategies through repeated failures and accumulating experience; and perseverance is the core driving force that supports traders' long-term research and persistent exploration, reaching breakthroughs over decades. Essentially, carefulness is the foundation for successful investing, patience is the attitude that permeates the trading process, and perseverance is the driving force for achieving long-term goals. The organic whole formed by these three elements is crucial for traders to efficiently achieve their forex investment profit goals.

In forex trading, what problems can a forex trading system solve for investors?
First, a forex trading system can help investors address market disorder. The market itself is full of uncertainty, and a trading system, by establishing orderly trading rules, provides investors with a framework for coping with market disorder. Only by following these rules can investors achieve stable profits.
Second, a forex trading system can help investors address the issue of self-discipline. Due to the lack of clear rules, many investors tend to act haphazardly and impulsively, making it difficult to control their trading behavior. A trading system, through clear rules, regulates investors' behavior, enabling them to better manage their trading decisions and achieve self-discipline.
Furthermore, a forex trading system can help investors address the flaws of human nature. In the forex market, human weaknesses such as fear and greed are often exposed. By establishing and adhering to a trading system, investors can effectively mitigate the impact of these human weaknesses on their trading decisions, thereby maintaining a positive trading mindset.
In short, the forex trading system sets clear rules for investors, helping them achieve self-regulation, self-monitoring, and self-control, thereby avoiding the interference of human flaws and achieving financial freedom or wealth freedom more quickly.

In forex trading, the fundamental difference between mature and successful traders and novices lies in their understanding of the "essence of profit": the former completely abandon the fantasy of "getting rich quick" and understand that trading is a process of long-term wealth accumulation, while the latter are obsessed with short-term profits.
A typical characteristic of novices is that they enter the market with the mentality of getting rich quick. While this idea may seem crude, it becomes the core driving force behind their operations. Due to limited funds and the urgency of turning a profit, they tend to adopt high-frequency, short-term, and heavily weighted strategies, attempting to reap huge profits through high leverage. However, the double-edged sword effect of high leverage makes them the fastest to be eliminated from the market—the vast majority of them are forced to exit permanently due to margin calls and depletion of their principal.
A core understanding of sophisticated traders is that sustained profitability requires a long-term strategy—a systematic approach through countless small trades, combined with patient holding periods over several years, to gradually accumulate wealth. This understanding often comes at a painful cost and requires a certain level of financial resilience. Unfortunately, many small-cap traders fail to grasp this understanding before losing their principal due to leverage out of control and exiting the market completely.
The long-term logic of trading is like climbing a mountain: encountering bumps along the way is inevitable. While brief rest periods are permitted, giving up halfway is not. Only those who remain committed to their goals and persevere will eventually reach the summit; the only difference is speed and timing.



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