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Accepts global forex account operation, investment, and trading
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In forex trading, as investors' desire for quick profits gradually fades, many trading errors naturally decrease.

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Most forex traders initially enter the market with the goal of making a quick buck. However, forex is inherently a highly volatile commodity, rarely experiencing sustained breakouts for several consecutive days without a pullback. This is because forex is subject to heavy intervention. Major central banks worldwide constrain currency fluctuations within a relatively narrow range to maintain monetary, trade, financial, and national monetary policy stability. Even the most skilled forex traders struggle to fully utilize their skills in this environment, so they must adopt a light-weight, long-term strategy to navigate the overall high level of consolidation.
If forex traders don't use leverage, forex trading offers low-risk, low-return properties. In this scenario, even if trading in the right direction, maintaining a light-weight position will result in a constant loss. Even if there are any gains, they are mostly realized during periods of consolidation, resulting in limited returns. A highly volatile market can turn profits into losses at any time, and positions constantly shift between floating profits and floating losses. This volatile situation is extremely common, placing extremely high demands on investors' patience and resilience.
If forex traders can resist the fear of floating losses and the greed of floating profits, they have already passed the test of their mindset and become strong investors.

In forex trading, facing a significant loss is not to be discouraged. As the saying goes, what doesn't kill you makes you stronger.

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If a significant loss can unsettle you and leave you feeling deeply frustrated, the root cause is definitely too large a position. Heavily holding a large position for short-term trading is an absolute taboo in investing, and it's considered a gamble. However, if you maintain a light long-term position, even if a floating loss occurs, the profit support from previous positions and the averaging effect will not be a major threat, and may even be so minor that it's negligible.
A significant loss may be the catalyst for a shift in your trading style, propelling you from a short-term trader to a long-term investor. This shift in investment style could very well be a game-changer in your investing life. After all, short-term trading rarely yields success; only long-term investing can achieve complete success.
Understand that a single significant loss isn't significant; it's the subsequent results of 100, 200, 1,000, or even 10,000 trades that truly define your investment success. Forex traders, the only way to avoid significant losses at all costs is to follow the right trend and deploy a long-term strategy with numerous small positions.

In forex trading, the key criterion for determining a small position size is its ratio to the initial capital.

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The term "small position" is primarily applicable to retail traders with small capital. For example, with a starting capital of $1,000, a 0.01 lot (equivalent to $1,000) on the MT4 platform is considered fully leveraged. Opening a 0.05 lot (equivalent to $5,000) is equivalent to using 5x leverage, while opening a 0.1 lot (equivalent to $10,000) is equivalent to using 10x leverage. Small-capital traders find it difficult to maintain a light position. A single position consumes all their capital, leaving them unable to operate with a small position numerous times. Therefore, short-term trading is a necessity. If the starting capital is $1 million, a single $1 million position can be opened without leverage. Opening a $1 million position 100 times in a small position, for a total of $1 million, also requires no leverage. Larger investors find it easier to maintain a light position. With sufficient capital, maintaining a light position becomes a natural choice. Never using leverage is equivalent to maintaining a light position. A light position requires careful mindset management and investment technique management. The difference between a light and heavy position lies not in the amount of capital, but in the synergy between capital scale, mindset management, and investment techniques. It is this synergy that enables unstoppable success. The profits from countless light positions often far exceed those from heavy positions.

In forex trading, investors often observe an interesting phenomenon: there is a nearly inverse relationship between currency trends and interest rates.

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In forex trading, when interest rates are low, the movements of currencies tend to deviate from the typical patterns of interest rates. Take the Swiss franc, for example. This currency has long experienced negative or zero interest rates, yet it has consistently appreciated against the US dollar. This is primarily because the Swiss franc is not only a safe-haven currency but also possesses the properties of a reserve currency. To ensure the absolute safety of their funds, investors often convert their funds into Swiss francs.
A similar phenomenon occurs with the Japanese yen in forex trading. While the Japanese yen's interest rate has long been negative, zero, or below 1%, it has consistently exhibited an inverse trend against the US dollar. This is primarily due to the yen's reputation as a safe-haven currency, backed by Japan's strong industrial base, which has enabled it to remain strong despite its apparent depreciation.
In forex trading, while the Swiss franc isn't an ideal choice for long-term carry currency investments, the Japanese yen is a good option. This is because Japanese retail investors often take advantage of the yen's low interest rates by selling them to purchase higher-yielding currencies. Due to this large retail investor base, the carry rate trends of high-yielding currencies related to the yen are relatively regular, making long-term carry investments relatively stable and easier to predict.

For forex traders, it can take up to five or even ten years to gradually discover the patterns and understand the unique trends in currency movements.

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In traditional daily life, getting to know someone might take as little as three days or three months, depending largely on their willingness to fully share information about their itinerary, whereabouts, daily activities, and language. If someone is highly secretive about their opinions and behavior and never reveals them easily, others might struggle to grasp their characteristics even after three years.
In foreign exchange trading, investors struggle to quickly identify patterns in currency movements. This is partly because these patterns are inherently cryptic, and partly because most major countries, including the United States, have imposed restrictions or bans on foreign exchange trading. Some believe that US restrictions on foreign exchange trading are intended to protect the foreign exchange futures market. Due to restrictions on foreign exchange trading in various countries, relevant literature and knowledge channels are limited. This is partly due to financial management needs, maintaining currency stability, or even to the competitive devaluation of currencies to gain an advantage in trade competition. These factors combine to make it difficult for forex traders to acquire accurate and reliable investment and trading theories.
In reality, most operations in forex trading are not strictly based on monetary theory. Only long-term carry investments can even remotely adhere to the principles of monetary theory. Therefore, carry investments are relatively easy to implement and easier to determine the general direction.

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