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In forex trading, the true enemy isn't the argumentative type, but the traders who fight them to the bitter end.
Forex trading is a game of wits, and argumentative types often simply lack wisdom. Even more frightening, they often don't even realize their own problems. If a so-called "successful" forex trader constantly struggles with argumentative types, then they're not truly successful. If a so-called "mature" forex trader constantly struggles with argumentative types, then they're not truly mature either. Truly successful and mature traders don't engage with argumentative types.
In forex trading, if investors blindly "fight" the trading process instead of following the broader market trends, then no matter how lightly they position themselves, how they manage to navigate drawdowns and floating losses, or how they resist greed and wait for profits to accumulate, they will ultimately struggle to achieve profitability. Only by following market trends can they close their positions at the right time and profit.
In forex trading, if investors constantly compete with others and the market, they will become mired in fixed perceptions and find it difficult to embrace new and flexible investment perspectives. However, if investors can face and overcome their own human weaknesses and flaws, consistently maintain a small, long-term position, and patiently accumulate profits, they have the potential to become excellent large-scale investors.

In the field of forex trading, after spending 20 years thoroughly studying every aspect of forex investment, a trader will find that there are actually very few actionable profit opportunities in the forex market. ​
"Enlightenment" in forex trading essentially means discovering the operating principles of forex trading and finding methods and strategies to deal with various situations. ​
However, there are no absolute rules in forex trading. If viewed based on interest rate theory, the forex market is almost impossible to operate in. Major currencies like the US dollar, euro, yen, and pound sterling have become core markets thanks to their globally convertible nature. However, to counteract the dollar's siphoning effect, these currencies' interest rate policies are forced to be closely tied to the US dollar—their domestic interest rates must be closely aligned with US dollar rates to prevent their currencies from being drained away by the high US interest rates. This convergence in interest rates directly leads to a narrowing of price differentials between major currencies, leading to a prolonged period of market consolidation. Furthermore, the direction of long-term investment trends often deviates from the direction of the currency pair's interest rates. For example, if the EUR/USD currency pair is bullish in the long term, the interest differential can be negative. If a forex investor places thousands of light long positions in the EUR/USD, over several years, the total interest earned from these positions can be a significant negative figure. If the profit margin from the EUR/USD's upward trend during these years is insufficient to offset this negative interest, the investor may end up with a negative return despite having made the right investment. Without absolute rules to follow in forex trading, achieving enlightenment is extremely difficult for most traders. However, traders can be aware that erratic fluctuations and flash crashes in major currency pairs may represent opportunities. This is equivalent to a deviation in currency prices from their fair value. When interest rates on a currency pair cannot be used to assess currency value, currency prices can be used as a reference. When currency prices deviate significantly from fair value, this presents both an investment opportunity and a principle.

In forex trading, newcomers are often misled by various investment theories. These seemingly sophisticated technical terms are often misleading.
In the forex trading field, many foreign investment publications like to refer to certain viewpoints as "theories," such as the Wave Principle, the Trend Principle, and the Dow Theory. However, careful consideration and reflection reveals that these so-called "theories" are merely descriptions of market fluctuations and cannot be considered true theories. A true theory should be able to raise questions, identify solutions, and form a foundation of universal common sense. Wave Principle, Trend Theory, Dow Theory, and other theories lack both consensus and effective countermeasures. Experienced forex traders will recognize that every new trading theory that emerges in the market is actually a tool for collecting tuition fees. These theories lead novice forex traders to mistakenly believe that simply learning the theory will lead to overnight wealth and permanent success. However, this is far from the truth. Forex traders who make it to the end will understand that there are no secrets or profound theories. The most important factor in forex trading is capital size—large capital means large profits, while small capital means only small profits. The idea of trying to make big money with small capital is merely an illusion for all forex traders with limited capital. Besides capital size, investment mentality is also crucial, while trading technique is the least important factor. All trading theories fall under the umbrella of trading technique, which is also the most time-consuming part of forex trading, but in reality, it is of little use, and therefore, much of this time is wasted.

In forex trading, traders who have experienced hardship possess an inherently superior mindset.
The process of holding onto a position with a floating loss for forex traders is essentially a test of their ability to wait, their patience, and their ability to withstand pressure.
Forex traders who have experienced significant hardship often accept floating losses as normal, not as insurmountable difficulties. In contrast, traders without relevant experience, training, or significant experience are likely to close their positions prematurely due to being unable to withstand the pressure of floating losses.
Thus, forex traders who have experienced hardship are able to hold onto large positions accumulated over time, while those who have not not only struggle to maintain long-term positions but also fail to execute repeated increases in positions. This is the key to their lack of success in forex trading.
Clearly, in traditional society, those who cannot tolerate even a little hardship find it difficult to succeed in anything, and forex trading is no exception.

In forex trading, if a trader can grasp all investment common sense, they have achieved enlightenment.
Words both aid and determine the process of enlightenment, demonstrating the immense power of words.
The Dao can often only be understood, not expressed. What words convey is not the true Dao, or more accurately, not the Dao they are meant to convey. The Dao is difficult to explain in words; once spoken, it deviates from its original meaning. Only one can grasp it.
The Dao can certainly be expressed in words, known as the "ordinary Dao." More importantly, the Dao can also be expressed in mathematical language and its numerical symbols, known as the "extraordinary Dao." Words have limitations, as do consciousness, cognition, and knowledge. Finite things cannot fully express the infinite Dao. Sometimes, it is precisely that part of the Dao that words, unable to convey due to their limited expressive power, that is the true Dao.
In forex trading, the key is to adhere to a long-term strategy of repeatedly deploying small positions when you have sufficient capital, continuously building, increasing, and holding positions to accumulate positions. During an uptrend, you must withstand all floating losses and profits; during a downtrend, you must also withstand all floating losses and profits.
Until the trend ends and a reversal occurs, close all positions and prepare for the next long-term investment.



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