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In forex trading, traders with small capital can't really talk about fear and greed, nor are they qualified to discuss mindset and psychological qualities.
Fear and greed are human flaws, and recognizing them isn't easy. However, recognizing them clearly could put investment success within reach.
Forex traders with small capital often talk about their mindset, but they're mostly just complaining. In actual trading, their failures often stem from a lack of investment knowledge and common sense, which they ultimately attribute to their mindset. Mindset is elusive and elusive, perceptible only to the individual, and varies significantly from person to person. The same person facing the same problem can have vastly different mindsets in different circumstances. Therefore, the phrase "bad mindset" is often used as self-consolation or self-deprecation, often simply a commonplace excuse for failure.
In reality, for traders with capital of a few hundred, a few thousand, or even tens of thousands of dollars, discussing mindset is meaningless. Given the limited amount of profit and loss, even mentioning psychological qualities seems far-fetched. The main problem lies in a lack of understanding of the knowledge, common sense, and skills involved in forex trading.
Only with a sufficiently large capital base can a trader be qualified to discuss mindset and even touch upon the concepts of fear and greed. A few hundred or a few thousand dollars has nothing to do with fear and greed.
In forex trading, different traders experience periods of confusion to varying degrees.
Some traders have thoroughly studied and researched forex trading, accumulating a wealth of knowledge, common sense, experience, skills, and psychology. Even if these traders enter a period of confusion, they can simply filter, screen, and refine this knowledge to develop their own unique investment strategies and techniques, quickly escaping this confusion and progressing from novice to expert, from ignorance to enlightenment, ultimately becoming qualified, mature, and successful investors.
However, some traders have never accumulated or learned the knowledge, common sense, experience, skills, or psychology of forex trading. They simply muddle through, idly dabbling for a few days and then ditching the net for a few days. They have never systematically studied, nor do they intend to, and simply muddle through. This investor's confusion is truly lost, and they are likely to eventually leave the forex market and never return.
The confusion that comes with accumulating extensive knowledge is different from the confusion that comes from complete ignorance. Opportunities always come to those who are prepared, not the unprepared.
In forex trading, a trader's understanding of the nature of short-term trading can be used to gauge their maturity.
Short-term forex trading is essentially gambling; this is an undeniable fact and a common understanding within the forex trading community.
Capital size is a key determinant in forex trading. Even with a tiny initial capital, small traders can still profit by employing a light-weight, long-term strategy. However, even if such profits could be achieved consistently, for small traders, the gains wouldn't be enough to support their families, so few of them would stick with a long-term, light-weight strategy—a good strategy, but one that doesn't cover daily expenses.
Given the common understanding that short-term trading is essentially gambling, forex traders, when they have a relatively ample amount of capital, will voluntarily abandon short-term trading and instead adhere to a long-term investment strategy.
In forex trading, traders often revere Western stock market legends or deceased investment managers.
This phenomenon is also common in traditional society. People tend to revere ancient figures or those from distant places, similar to the saying "A monk from afar can chant sutras, while a nearby temple doesn't value the monks." This suggests that people often believe that those around them rarely become truly successful.
There are actually many helpful messages online, and sometimes a single sentence can enlighten a confused forex trader. Any statement that can enlighten or enlighten a trader can be considered a "one-sentence master." However, most of these messages are left by unsung heroes who don't receive the attention they deserve.
In China, the investment philosophy of American stock market legends is value investing, but many Chinese don't share this philosophy. So, what's the point of worshipping American stock market legends? It might just be a dream of becoming rich.
In forex trading, the trading techniques learned by novice traders must be aligned with their own psychology and capital scale, otherwise, there will be deviations in actual operation.
Some successful traders can profit from breakouts, but if novice traders have psychological barriers to breakouts and are filled with fear when trading, these techniques will be difficult to implement.
Some successful traders can profit from retracements, but if novice traders have psychological barriers to retracements, believing that the trend of building and holding positions is slow and the profit rate is slow, they will always want to take small profits and miss out on large profits later. While successful traders can profit from trends, novice traders struggle to withstand pullbacks and ultimately struggle to profit. Therefore, the single technique a novice trader masters must be tailored to their psychology and capital size. Many novice traders love learning techniques. Remember, these unique techniques are the product of successful traders' long-term experience in the forex market, forming a unique style. Without this market experience, even if a novice learns the techniques of successful investors, they won't be able to apply them skillfully. While successful investors feel comfortable using their unique techniques, novice traders are often hesitant and anxious about gains and losses. This is precisely the reason why novice traders learn many techniques but still suffer losses: they have acquired the techniques, but lack the psychological journey of successful investors, resulting in a mismatch between the techniques and their own mental fortitude and capital size.
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