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In forex trading, once traders fully grasp the laws governing the operation of forex, they will discover that many theories deliberately aim to confuse and disorient them.
All laws governing the operation of forex exist objectively. A trader's understanding is simply the discovery and organization of these laws, freeing them from confusion. The same is true for other successful investors. The laws of currency are inherently immutable, and their understanding is similarly the discovery and organization of these laws, freeing them from confusion. For future successful investors, their understanding will also be a process of discovering and clarifying these laws, freeing them from confusion.
Forex trading has inherent laws governing its operation, but some theories deliberately create confusion. Otherwise, if everyone could understand the laws governing currency, those at the top of monetary institutions would struggle to gain the admiration of the general public. For example, consider the seven currency pairs comprised of the world's eight major currencies—such as the EUR/USD, GBP/USD, AUD/USD, NZD/USD, USD/JPY, USD/CAD, and USD/CHF. If analyzed according to the trend patterns dictated by monetary institution theory, it's often difficult to grasp the core principles. However, if forex traders rearrange these pairs, using the US dollar as the base currency, to create pairs like USD/EUR, USD/GBP, USD/AUD, USD/NZD, USD/JPY, USD/CAD, and USD/CHF, comparing their trends makes it easy to identify currency strength and power, thereby gaining insight into the patterns of currency operation. This chaotic and disorganized arrangement of currencies makes it difficult for forex traders to discern these patterns. This is similar to how, in real life, shopping malls deliberately mark prices as 1.99, 2.96, 3.67, and so on, to discourage consumers from quickly comparing prices and prevent them from making decisions.
Of course, there are many other similar theories in forex trading that traders need to understand. Only by instantly comparing and discerning these chaotic arrangements and identifying the patterns that govern currency movements can traders achieve sustained success in forex trading.
In short, patterns always exist. Forex traders who can discover, understand, and skillfully apply these patterns will achieve success.
In forex trading, a trader's deep understanding of the patterns governing currency movements is merely the starting point, not the end.
The true end point is achieving significant wealth growth through precise trading strategies, ultimately leaving the market and concluding forex trading as a phased career. If forex investing is considered a lifelong career, then the end point represents a successful conclusion.
In traditional daily life, entrepreneurs often begin their entrepreneurial journey by leveraging niche skills within a specific industry and leveraging their unique competitive advantages. Then, through continued operation and gradual accumulation, wealth gradually grows. It's difficult to accumulate significant wealth quickly in the early stages of a business; wealth accumulation is a gradual process. Similarly, in forex trading, even if a trader fully understands all the principles governing forex trading, mastering the art of trading doesn't guarantee immediate and stable profits. Being able to clearly judge market trends and avoid blindly using stop-loss orders or holding onto positions only means they've stopped losing money, but accumulating profits still takes time. This is because simply knowing isn't enough; traders need to translate knowledge into practical skills. And being able to do something doesn't guarantee mastery. Only after mastering the art of trading, maintaining consistent execution is the key to profitable trading. With experience, forex traders gradually realize that wealth isn't achieved overnight. It's not something that happens overnight, in a month, in a year, or even over several years. Instead, it's achieved through steady, continuous investment over time. Just like investing in real estate, forex investing requires steady, year-over-year growth. This long-term, stable investment approach can effectively alleviate the anxiety of rushing for quick results, allowing traders to gradually accumulate and grow their wealth through patient investment.
In forex trading, novice traders often waste and drain their capital by setting stop-loss orders.
Because the market fluctuates most of the time, setting stop-loss orders too narrowly can easily trigger them, leading to liquidation of positions that may recover or even profit in subsequent market fluctuations. Therefore, for novice traders, frequently setting overly narrow stop-loss orders makes it nearly impossible to establish and hold long-term positions.
However, when novice traders misjudge the overall market trend and the market turns against them, stop-loss orders become crucial. Failure to implement stop-loss orders in a timely manner can lead to rapidly escalating losses, even resulting in unbearable losses. Therefore, stop-loss orders should be flexibly adjusted based on market conditions and trading direction.
If novice traders adopt a light-weight, long-term investment strategy from the outset of their forex trading experience and avoid setting tight stop-loss orders, mitigating risk through a light-weight structure, they will rarely experience significant losses in volatile markets. After several years of forex trading experience, novice traders will gradually understand the nature of forex trading and realize that losses are not inevitable. In fact, by adhering to a light-weight, long-term strategy, the likelihood of losses is significantly reduced.
However, even if novice traders become proficient, it is difficult for them to achieve significant wealth through forex trading. This is not due to a lack of technical skills, but rather to a small capital base. A small capital base limits the power of trading methods, making significant returns difficult even with the right investment strategy. This is why many novice forex traders often leave the market even after becoming proficient. Only when traders have access to a larger capital base can they achieve financial freedom through forex trading significantly more quickly.
In forex trading, independent individual forex traders should fully trust their own abilities and not be intimidated by the image of investment managers promoted by institutions, funds, and so on.
The core competitiveness of independent investors lies in their genuine trading skills, while the image of some institutional fund managers relies more on branding.
A common phenomenon in the forex trading community is that many fund managers, promoted through advertising by institutions or fund companies, manage products that appear to stand out among the elite on various platforms. However, once these branded fund managers are separated from their respective institutions or fund platforms, their performance often becomes mediocre.
This phenomenon reveals a key principle: it's not that these branded fund managers are inherently exceptional, but rather that certain institutions or fund platforms, after years of operation, have developed strong pools of funds and are able to attract large amounts of capital. These large platforms leverage advertising to brand fund managers, thereby increasing their visibility and attracting more capital, thereby continuously expanding their own pools. Only by firmly believing in their own abilities and not being swayed by the image of institutionally packaged investment managers can independent forex traders maintain confidence and broaden their investment path. This is because independent forex traders build wealth through extensive experience and strong personal skills, not through academic credentials or a flashy wardrobe. Similar examples abound in real life outside the investment world: some rely on their image to survive, while others rely on their own strength. The principles are the same.
In forex trading, traders who adopt a light-weight, long-term strategy can achieve steady asset growth.
However, for achieving remarkable success, heavily investing in swing trading when major opportunities arise may be the key. This can not only lead to wealth accumulation but also to fame. In forex trading, if traders can grasp the big picture, invest for the long term, and adopt a strategy of gradually increasing their holdings with a small position, they can mitigate both the fear of fluctuating losses and the temptation of greed brought on by fluctuating profits. This is essentially a psychological tactic and strategy. A small, long-term strategy helps traders maintain composure amidst market fluctuations and avoid making poor decisions due to emotional fluctuations. While there's nothing wrong with consistently adopting a small, long-term strategy in forex trading, achieving breakthroughs solely through this strategy is rare. Heavy, swing trading is only feasible when rare, significant opportunities arise. Past experience with small positions is both a training exercise and a process of accumulating experience. When a significant opportunity presents itself, traders should decisively invest heavily to realize their full potential. Heavy, swing trading in forex trading has certain prerequisites. A heavy, swing trading strategy should only be adopted when a major, once-in-a-decade opportunity presents itself, is extremely attractive, and is a confirmed, significant market trend with a high probability of success. However, long-term investors typically do not frequently invest heavily. If long-term investors frequently engage in heavy swing trading or short-term scalping, they may be forced to exit the forex market before a truly significant opportunity arises, depleting their original capital due to risk-taking. Therefore, long-term investors should remain patient and wait for opportunities that confirm their success, avoiding missing out on genuine wealth accumulation opportunities due to frequent risk-taking.
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