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In the world of foreign exchange trading, traders with an impatient mentality often find themselves at a disadvantage.
They are obsessed with the idea of getting rich overnight, and their behavioral logic is to expect a trade executed today to generate a quick profit the next day or within the following days. This concept clearly violates the fundamental laws of development.
Just as it takes time for a farmer to harvest after sowing, it takes time for an entrepreneur to gradually operate a business before it becomes profitable, and it takes time for a newlywed couple to conceive. All things require accumulation; results don't appear instantly, and foreign exchange trading follows this principle.
In reality, the vast majority of forex investors trade with the goal of getting rich overnight, never questioning the validity of this idea. This is because the core principle behind the short-term trading methods widely promoted online is precisely the same: getting rich overnight. However, through clever packaging, short-term trading downplays the straightforwardness of the "get rich quick" promise, making it even more deceptive. This causes the vast majority of traders to cycle back and forth along the wrong path for a long time before recognizing the truth, wasting precious learning time and delaying the path to long-term forex investment—learning, becoming proficient, mastering, and deepening their skills.

Forex traders can be divided into two categories based on their motivations: one focuses on making money, earning a living, and supporting their family, while the other views trading as a form of entertainment, leisure, and well-being.
In traditional society, living for a living is often equated with hard labor, while being free from this burden is synonymous with happiness. However, the reality is that most people not only face the hardships of making a living, but even the opportunity to earn a living requires their utmost dedication. The struggle for a living has become a destiny for most, while being free from this burden is a privilege for the few. In the forex market, the vast majority of traders initially seek to make money, earn a living, and support their families. Perhaps they encountered obstacles or saw no future in other industries, perhaps they were introverted and lacked interpersonal skills, or perhaps they simply didn't want to be dominated by others—a variety of factors drove them into forex trading. Among these, retail traders with small capital face the most challenging and arduous situations. Only a very small number of those with sufficient funds are lucky enough to grasp the essence of trading before being eliminated by the market. Meanwhile, most traders who enter the market for a living ultimately exit the market due to a lack of profitability and a struggle to make ends meet. This is a harsh reality. A small number of large-scale traders participate in forex trading for entertainment, leisure, or health. Many of these individuals have accumulated sufficient wealth in other traditional industries and subsequently ventured into forex. Due to the large amount of capital involved, leverage is not required, and the risk of loss is extremely low. Forex trading without leverage is, in fact, a low-return, low-risk industry. My friend and I exemplify this: after reaping lucrative profits in foreign trade and manufacturing, as China's manufacturing industry transformed and its role as the world's factory gradually weakened, we took advantage of this opportunity to invest our overseas foreign exchange funds in forex trading.

Most novice forex traders have a misconception about forex trading techniques, believing that mastering the techniques equates to stable profits.
But in reality, only when a novice realizes that trading techniques aren't the core skill do they begin to develop the necessary skills to become a seasoned expert, a process that often takes time. Successful cases are extremely rare in the short-term forex trading arena, and few achieve profitability through intraday trading. To profit in short-term trading, traders must not only possess insider information but also possess sufficient capital. Otherwise, even with insider information, profits are impossible. This is similar to traditional business: even if you encounter a fantastic opportunity, without the necessary capital, it's difficult to make significant profits.
Impatient behavior isn't unique to the forex market; it exists to varying degrees across all industries and companies. Strategies finalized today, talent recruited today, are often expected to achieve results and stand out in the industry the next day. This impatience is very common.
In the trading market, profitability is impossible without up-to-date personal qualities and integrity. Verbal aggression is a serious negative trait, and a forex trader's impatience for quick success is equally detrimental. Similar to rashness, aggressiveness, impulsiveness, and roughness, it can hinder trading success.

In forex trading, a trader's ultimate success or failure ultimately depends on their moral character. Traders with high moral character tend to achieve success more smoothly.
In traditional business environments, most operations rely on interpersonal collaboration and interaction. If a participant exhibits flaws in character, such as lying or laziness, they directly undermine the foundation of teamwork and the spirit of contract, and these issues become readily apparent in ongoing business dealings. Therefore, individuals with flawed character struggle to succeed in traditional business because no one wants to work with them: from a broader perspective, people don't want to be drawn into legal disputes; from a more local perspective, they don't want to create unnecessary trouble; and from a personal perspective, they are even more reluctant to expend energy and negative emotions around such individuals.
Forex trading presents a unique characteristic. Traders typically operate alone, and even if they have flaws, these flaws are often concealed because they don't interact with others. Furthermore, in real life, even if someone points out your shortcomings, you likely won't be pleased; instead, you might harbor resentment. Therefore, under normal circumstances, even if others are aware of your shortcomings, they won't readily point them out – it's better to avoid trouble than to bring them to light. It's far more natural for most people to avoid offending others than to proactively point them out.
Given these characteristics, forex trading is undoubtedly a solitary endeavor. Traders must strictly adhere to a forex investment system and resolutely implement established strategies and plans to avoid significant trading losses that could be caused by human flaws and character flaws.
It's important to emphasize that the "get-rich-quick" mentality is a direct manifestation of a forex trader's impatience for quick success and instant gratification. This is a negative quality, similar to recklessness, aggressiveness, impulsiveness, and roughness, and can seriously hinder trading success. Unfortunately, few fully understand the serious harm this mentality can cause.

In the forex investment market, many traders have experienced painful consequences.
However, the root cause of this suffering lies not in actual market fluctuations but in the traders' own subjective assumptions, which fall under the category of internal friction.
In forex trading, misreading market trends and closing positions prematurely are common occurrences. For newcomers to the market or those who exit after a brief period of participation, these are common experiences. Over time, traders will gradually become accustomed to and accept these situations, and they will eventually become a normal part of the trading process. As long as traders adhere to their forex investment trading system and maintain a light position and a long-term strategy, they will gradually adapt: they will be able to withstand the fluctuations of floating losses and cope with the challenges of floating profits. Light position management prevents floating losses from becoming an excessive burden, thus alleviating the pain of fear; at the same time, floating profits will not bring excessive psychological impact, thus avoiding the worries caused by greed.
However, the mysteries and secrets involved can only be truly understood by those with extensive trading experience, or those with limited experience but superior savvy.



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