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Profits are shared by half (50%), and losses are shared by a quarter (25%).


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In forex trading, the entire process is closely tied to waiting—existing in waiting, operating in waiting, and guarding in waiting.
As novice traders acquire knowledge, common sense, experience, and techniques in forex trading, they constantly await enlightenment. They hope that enlightenment will allow them to complete the transformation from novice to experienced trader, from experienced trader to veteran trader, and finally to master trader.
The process of enlightenment is long and arduous, like waiting for a seedling to grow into a tree, and then from the tree into a pillar; like waiting for a child to grow from a teenager to a young adult, and then from the youth into a useful talent. It requires a gradual and orderly process.
Early-enlightened traders still need to act while waiting. They await the perfect entry opportunity to establish a position. By constantly waiting and continuously building a small position, they manage market uncertainty with a large number of small positions, building a long-term, concentrated investment matrix and finding certainty amidst uncertainty.
After establishing numerous small positions, traders still wait for the ideal exit opportunity. This can take a year, or even three years. They insist on letting profits grow naturally until they reach a satisfactory closing point, at which point they close all their positions and then hold onto their holdings, waiting for their next strategic trade.
Traders holding multiple small positions are typically reluctant to cut losses easily. The combined, small positions of a long-term portfolio can withstand large market drawdowns and sudden fluctuations, eliminating the need to worry about drawdowns and flash crashes. Incorporating a long-term carry strategy further improves the overall trading system.

In forex trading, when traders treat it as a serious undertaking and dedicate themselves fully to it, success is inevitable.
In traditional society, there is a common understanding: no matter what you do, as long as you implement, operate, and treat it with a serious attitude, you can almost do it wrong.
Treat forex trading as a career requires traders to possess strong professional skills. This professional skill involves developing familiarity with and mastering the knowledge, common sense, experience, and techniques of forex trading, ultimately achieving a state of "comfort without awareness," and ultimately reaching a level of proficiency known as "practice makes perfect." However, the vast majority of forex traders who are new to the industry dive into it completely clueless.
Treating forex trading as a career requires perseverance, patience, and meticulousness—traits essential for successful entrepreneurs in traditional industries. However, new forex traders can abandon the market permanently at the slightest setback, lacking even the most basic patience, let alone perseverance. Traders without perseverance and patience naturally lack the ability to be meticulous.
Running a business requires costs, and forex trading is no different. Traditional businesses require investments in employee costs, factory rental costs, and production materials, and entrepreneurs are prepared to bear these costs. However, many forex traders find it unbearable to bear these costs when they experience losses, fostering a strong desire to "profit at all costs," ultimately causing them to abandon their forex trading careers midway.
In traditional society, traditional industries have long startup times and long payback periods, allowing entrepreneurs to patiently wait out these challenging times. However, in forex trading, the vast majority of traders cling to the idea of getting rich quick, eager to invest today and reap enormous wealth tomorrow. This mentality contradicts the very essence of business.

In forex trading, investors must possess three positive qualities: meticulousness, patience, and perseverance.
These three qualities each have their own emphasis, yet they are interrelated and collectively contribute to achieving goals.
Carefulness emphasizes meticulousness. In forex trading, investors need to pay attention to detail, be rigorous and thorough, and avoid oversights. For small retail investors, carelessness may not be a big deal, but for large investors, a misjudgment—a mistaken order—can cause market volatility. Naturally, the losses incurred by these investors can be substantial.
Patience focuses on "endurance." Investors are able to remain calm, not impatient, and consistently invest when faced with time-consuming, complex, or repetitive trading tasks. Patience is essential in forex trading, as the market is volatile and success often takes time to accumulate.
Perseverance focuses on "persistence." Investors are able to stay on track and persevere in pursuing long-term goals, not giving up despite difficulties or setbacks. Forex trading is a long-term process that requires unwavering conviction and sustained effort.
These three qualities often complement each other, each indispensable. Investors need meticulousness to handle subtle deviations in trading and avoid mistakes; they need patience to navigate countless failed attempts and gradually adjust and revise their strategies; and they require perseverance to sustain long-term research and practice until they ultimately achieve a breakthrough and success.
Simply put, meticulousness is the foundation for successful investing, patience is the attitude in forex trading, and perseverance is the driving force behind achieving long-term goals. Only by organically combining these three qualities can we more efficiently achieve the ambitious goal of making significant profits in forex trading.

As a core tool for traders, the value of a forex investment trading system lies in its targeted resolution of three key contradictions in trading:
First, it balances the contradiction between market disorder and orderly operations. The forex market is inherently uncertain, and profitability relies on consistent operations. By establishing standardized rules (such as signal recognition and position management), a trading system transforms random market fluctuations into controllable operational processes, enabling traders to maintain consistent decision-making logic in complex environments and guaranteeing stable profits.
Second, it resolves the contradiction between "no rules" and "difficulty in execution." Most traders, lacking clear guidelines, fall into a "knowledge-action discrepancy" situation: knowing they should act rationally, they struggle to control their impulsive behavior. By presetting clear operational boundaries, a trading system provides a clear basis for every trade, fundamentally resolving the uncontrolled behavior caused by a lack of rules and achieving a self-disciplined state of "rules first."
Third, it reconciles the contradiction between human flaws and trading rationality. Fear and greed are human instincts. In the highly leveraged and volatile forex market, these weaknesses are magnified, leading to irrational decision-making. Trading systems replace emotion with automated execution, helping traders avoid human limitations, cultivate a stable trading mindset, and improve the effectiveness of long-term strategy execution.
Ultimately, a trading system is a trader's "self-management system." By establishing rules, strengthening oversight, and controlling behavior, it helps overcome human weaknesses and ultimately achieve the core goal of financial freedom.

In forex trading, one of the key signs of becoming a mature and successful investor is to abandon the fantasy of getting rich overnight and deeply understand that forex investment is not a one-shot speculative act, but a long-term process of wealth accumulation.
Most forex novice investors approach trading with the goal of getting rich overnight. This idea is undoubtedly naive and unrealistic. However, this is the true belief of most novices. At the same time, they often have limited funds and are eager to make a fortune, so they tend to adopt a high-frequency, short-term, and heavily weighted trading approach. As a result, they are also the fastest to exit the market, primarily due to high leverage leading to margin calls and the depletion of their initial capital, forcing them to exit.
Successful and experienced investors understand that forex trading requires countless small positions, held for the long term, and gradually accumulating substantial wealth over many years. While this principle may seem simple, the process of understanding it is painful. Only relatively well-funded retail investors have the opportunity to truly grasp this. Unfortunately, most retail investors are forced to exit the forex market forever before they grasp this truth, due to margin calls caused by high leverage and the depletion of their initial capital.
In forex trading, only those who persevere and refuse to give up easily truly understand that wealth is achieved through continuous accumulation, not overnight success. This is like climbing a mountain in everyday life: we may fall and encounter setbacks along the way, but as long as we persist and keep moving forward, we will eventually reach the summit; it's just a matter of time and speed.



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