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In forex trading, it's a widely held belief that holding a small, long-term position is a sound investment strategy, while holding a large, short-term position is tantamount to gambling.
Although most forex investors understand this principle, they struggle to put it into practice in practice, primarily due to human weaknesses and limitations.
In forex trading, the vast majority of investors are small-capital traders. Cash shortages make long-term investment difficult for them. They need to maintain household expenses and pay daily bills. Young people, especially those just entering society, face a host of realities, such as buying a house, getting married, having children, and raising them. Without financial support from their families, they struggle to even secure basic living needs, let alone long-term investment.
Those who can participate in forex trading either come from affluent families without the pressing need to earn money, or have yet to shoulder family responsibilities. Otherwise, they simply cannot focus on forex trading. In forex trading, the rush to make a quick buck is essentially gambling. The wisest choice is to patiently wait for the right opportunity before investing. It's a common understanding in the investment world that those who rush for quick results often fall into gambling-like trading.
In forex trading, the most common cognitive error made by beginners is searching for a strategy with a 100% winning rate.
Newcomers to forex trading often spend a great deal of time searching online, in books, on forums, and even in quotes from experts, searching for a strategy that promises 100% profitability. However, this is impossible. The sooner you realize this, the sooner you can save time and avoid wasting precious time on these meaningless pursuits.
When forex traders realize that there is no 100% winning strategy, they gradually realize that forex trading technique is not the decisive factor, and in some cases, it is even useless. The truly decisive factor is the size of their capital. For an investor with a million dollars, earning $10,000 is relatively easy; for an investor with only $10,000, earning $1 million is extremely difficult.
Another common mistake for forex traders is failing to accept the floating losses caused by continuous drawdowns. Forex trading trends are like the ebb and flow of the tide; fluctuations are a natural and irresistible process. Trend pullbacks are a normal market phenomenon, and investors must learn to accept and cope with them. Only by minimizing drawdowns can investors achieve stable profits.
The correct strategy for dealing with drawdowns is to adopt a light-weight, long-term strategy. By adopting multiple, light-weight strategies, investors can mitigate the fear of floating losses caused by drawdowns while curbing the greed for floating profits brought about by trend extensions.
In forex trading, the internet has broken down information barriers, bringing convenience to forex investors. However, the ubiquitous information push can make it difficult for them to hold on to their positions.
Media and market information software continuously push the latest market prices and various news to investors, making it convenient for short-term or high-frequency traders, and these push notifications are free. But from another perspective, the massive amount of information generated by high-frequency push notifications will inevitably make it difficult for short-term or high-frequency traders to make decisions.
The excessive amount of information generated by high-frequency push notifications can also cause confusion for long-term investors, affecting their holdings. Even if long-term investors adopt a light-weight, long-term strategy, the large number of high-frequency push notifications may weaken their resolve to hold on. It's like a monk constantly being distracted by the sight of half-naked, sexy women.
Therefore, whether you're a short-term trader, a high-frequency trader, or a long-term investor, uninstalling or disabling the source of high-frequency push notifications is the best option. Otherwise, you'll be constantly plagued by confusion and struggle.
In forex trading, only beginners pay close attention to and become deeply entangled in chart cycles; experienced traders are never troubled by these issues.
New forex traders often focus too much on the chart's large, medium, and small timeframes, constantly struggling to determine which one is right for them. In reality, they shouldn't be obsessed with trading cycles. After all, chart cycles are part of a trading technique, which plays a limited role in forex trading and isn't the defining factor.
Sophisticated forex traders often cite the saying, "Look at the big picture, then act small; think big, start small." These maxims point to a long-term investment approach: using large-scale cycles to determine direction and identifying entry points in small cycles—more precisely, looking for general entry areas rather than precise points. Obsessing over precise points will only lead to a relapse into obsession with technical accuracy.
There are no secrets to forex trading techniques. Once a trader truly understands them, they realize how ridiculous and naive their initial obsession with finding trading secrets was. Any technical secret, when combined with capital size and mindset, instantly changes its nature, becoming a customized technique that may not be suited to one's own capital size or mental state.
In forex trading, investors need to be aware that many trading quotations are actually warnings against short-term trading.
Successful forex traders often warn novice traders against chasing rising prices and selling falling prices. This is essentially advice, exhortation, and even a warning to novice traders against short-term trading. However, these warnings are often the most difficult impulses to resist.
Successful forex traders also often warn novice traders against impulsive or random trading, which are essentially short-term trading. This is also advice, exhortation, and a warning to novice traders against short-term trading. Unfortunately, these warnings are often the most difficult impulses to resist.
When forex traders give up chasing rising prices and selling falling prices, they naturally also give up impulsive or random trading, as these behaviors are logically consistent. Once investors give up short-term trading, they are left with three options: exit the market, engage in swing trading, or engage in long-term investment. This forced choice actually encourages investors to make smarter decisions.
If investors can adhere to a long-term, light-weight investment strategy, they can essentially naturally overcome the common fear and greed issues in trading. A long-term, light-weight strategy can alleviate the fear of floating losses caused by trend pullbacks and curb the greed for floating profits caused by trend extensions.
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