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Accepts global forex account operation, investment, and trading
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The relatively small number of currency pairs in forex trading is a significant advantage, freeing traders from the dilemma of choice, a fact they should be grateful for.

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In stock trading, investors may have to sift through thousands or even tens of thousands of stocks to identify outstanding stocks, often relying on screening software to complete this process. While futures trading offers fewer varieties than stocks, investors still have to choose from hundreds of options, a number that far exceeds the number of forex currency pairs.
In the forex market, the eight major global currencies, centered around the US dollar, form seven major currency pairs: EUR/USD, GBP/USD, AUD/USD, NZD/USD, USD/JPY, USD/CAD, and USD/CHF. Even when these eight currencies are combined, there are only 28 currency pairs, a very limited number, and most of these cross-currency pairs are not worth trading.
Including the two popular trading instruments, oil/dollar and gold/dollar, the total number of mainstream trading instruments in the forex market is approximately 30. Traders constantly search for opportunities within these 30 popular instrument pairs, effectively reducing their burden in terms of screening criteria and trading environment, allowing them to devote more time to actual trading and avoid wasting energy on meaningless instrument searches.
In recent years, emerging high-interest currencies such as the South African rand, Turkish lira, Mexican peso, and Brazilian real have brought more investment opportunities to forex trading. However, the reality is that most forex brokers and banks do not list these instruments. Even Hong Kong commercial banks do not offer such high-risk instruments. High risk usually means high return, which may be one of the reasons why Hong Kong has been surpassed by Singapore in the ranking of global financial centers.

In forex trading, a trader's execution ability is the ability to endure pain continuously. This ability cannot be learned but requires continuous experience and refinement through practice.

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If success depended solely on attending classes and diligently learning techniques, then even opening an account would likely require fees. However, the techniques many forex traders learn aren't truly profitable. The market is flooded with theoretical techniques like trend lines, support and resistance lines, head and shoulders tops, head and shoulders bottoms, double tops, and double bottoms, which rarely work in real trading.
Learning forex trading techniques can be likened to fishing. If you can't catch any fish, it might be because the pond is simply devoid of fish. Similarly, if you can't swim, it might be because the pool is too shallow to float. What forex traders learn in class is like learning to swim in a swimming pool, while actual trading is like jumping into a large river and struggling to survive. Classroom lessons are about maneuvers in still water, while in a large river, you face turbulent waves. No one will give you a standard answer every time; everything requires adapting to your circumstances.
In forex trading, traders earn money not from knowledge but from execution. Only by transforming acquired knowledge into stable habits and using rules to counter human nature can one gradually overcome losses. Of course, losses themselves are a form of learning, but the cost shouldn't be too high. Otherwise, by the time one acquires the skills, the initial capital has already been depleted, leading to another extreme.
In traditional society, those who have experienced pain and hardship may develop a stronger mental resilience in the investment process. However, if there is a significant disparity between the pain endured and the size of their capital, such as the temptation to close a position at the first sign of profit, then this resilience will not be effective in investment. Therefore, forex traders need to continuously hone their execution and mental fortitude through practice to succeed in a complex and volatile market.

In forex trading, traders must clearly distinguish between correct and incorrect trading philosophies and clearly understand which actions contribute to success and which hinder it.

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In forex trading, long articles, often tens of thousands of words long and illustrated, often appear professional. However, they are often simply copied and pasted together, often by brokers or marketing accounts to divert traffic. Truly valuable shared content is easily drowned out by the flood of information. Some long articles may simply obscure higher-quality, shorter articles. By constantly flooding the screen, they naturally push the most valuable content to the back. This is because Python web frameworks sometimes lack pagination, making scrolling through numerous articles difficult and slow. People become frustrated by the length of the article and stop reading. Thus, long articles effectively prevent forex traders from seeing the more valuable and valuable content below. The truth is: Course sellers deliberately obscure the valuable content. This behavior is not helpful, but rather disruptive and obstructive, and is a bad practice. This is why some forex trading websites are designed to resemble forums, making page scrolling easier without the clutter of typical forums.
Westerners have a natural tendency to promote losers, while Easterners have a natural tendency to undermine successful individuals. Deliberately disrupting or obstructing others is despicable behavior, which has led to certain Eastern countries becoming hotbeds of forex trading fraud. Often, one's own people harm one another, with no sense of shame or guilt. These industry issues warrant deep reflection, introspection, and self-examination by the forex trading community: Why do the same people constantly harm one another?

In forex trading, when traders discover that trading technique isn't paramount, feelings of loss and fear can arise simultaneously.

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Most forex traders harbor the misconception that simply mastering forex trading techniques will lead to overnight wealth and financial freedom.
However, after years of study, research, and exploration, traders realize that forex trading technique isn't the deciding factor; rather, capital size and mindset training are crucial. There's an obvious problem here: no matter how skilled a trader is at forex trading, it's impossible to quickly turn $1 million from $10,000 into $1 million. However, it's easy to easily turn $10,000 from $1 million into $10,000, demonstrating that capital size is the decisive factor. Furthermore, mindset plays a crucial role. With ample capital, one's mindset tends to be more stable and strong; with less capital, fear easily overtakes one's mindset, a chain reaction that can even develop. Without a sufficient amount of capital to support it, discussing mindset is meaningless.
Ultimately, traders face a choice between feelings of loss and fear: either steadily and slowly accumulate wealth, or find a career that's more lucrative than forex trading. The reality of supporting a family cannot be ignored. If the fear and pressure of survival exceed one's capacity, one must give up, or else become unable to cope with life. With a more stable and healthy financial situation, one can take a steady, gradual approach to building a successful investment career.

Why is the forex investment journey so difficult? It's because traders must personally navigate every detour, with virtually no shortcuts.

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Because, from a trader's perspective, every detour appears to be the right path at the time.
For example, when traders first hear or see the analysis and commentary of a forex currency analyst, they often don't see any flaws in it. Instead, they find it quite plausible, believing that only by following the analyst's advice can they make big money. However, it's not until they've actually lost a significant amount of money that they realize that following the analyst's advice is completely useless and a detour that takes them further.
For another example, when traders research the fundamentals and interest rates of a forex currency pair, they typically don't consider this approach problematic. Only after they've thoroughly and deeply studied the material and experienced significant losses at least once do they abandon this approach. For example, traders study the dominant forces in the forex market, and data on their trading volume is readily available. However, ultimately, traders often need to experience significant losses before abandoning their research on the influence of these dominant forces. Once traders realize the futility of studying these influences, they then explore various techniques, such as breakouts, retracements, and key turning points. Traders must practice each pattern and indicator with their own hard-earned money, experiencing losses, before understanding their limitations. Traders must personally traverse these detours, often taking eight or even ten years and incurring significant losses. Therefore, for a novice forex trader, making money in the market is nearly impossible. Minimizing losses is a blessing. When traders first enter the market, every path they take, initially perceived as correct, is actually a detour. Traders must traverse these detours, spending eight to ten years before gradually finding their way.

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