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In traditional society, it was difficult for ordinary people to simply maintain a basic standard of living. If ordinary people harbored ambitions and aspirations, hoping to achieve a breakthrough in life, they often had to embark on an unconventional path.
However, nearly all methods of achieving social class advancement and becoming rich overnight are associated with illegal and criminal activities. As the saying goes, "wealth and honor are sought in danger." This unscrupulous pursuit of large sums of money in a short period of time is undesirable.
For ordinary people seeking to achieve social class advancement, there are generally only two avenues: investing in stocks or futures, or investing in real estate. However, observing the people we know and know, success in the real economy is rare, and success in investment is even more difficult. While the barrier to entry for investment is low, achieving a breakthrough is extremely difficult. In fact, the vast majority of people never achieve a social class transition in their lifetime.
Foreign exchange investment is a niche, unpopular, and relatively unpopular investment field. There are two types of forex trading: foreign exchange futures and spot trading. Forex futures exist only in the United States, while spot trading is more common worldwide, although it is prohibited or restricted in some countries. The fundamental differences between forex futures and spot trading lie in two key factors: overnight interest rate differentials and month-to-month rollovers.
In recent decades, major global countries have maintained a relatively narrow range of foreign exchange prices for various reasons, including competitive advantage in foreign trade, currency stability, financial stability, and economic stability. This practice has solidified the characteristics of forex investment as a low-yield, low-risk, and highly volatile asset. Forex investment no longer offers the high return potential of commodity futures or stocks. While commodity futures or stocks have the potential to double or even multiply, annual fluctuations exceeding 30% in major currencies are extremely rare.
If forex traders fully understand this, they will avoid taking risks and abandon the dream of getting rich overnight. This is actually a good thing. Viewing forex investment as a form of asset allocation or a means of stable wealth growth is a wise choice. This is because the carry rate returns from forex investment are far higher than those from bank time deposits and are quite stable.
In the field of forex investment and trading, simulated trading serves as an important practice tool, providing a valuable path for investors.
Whether you're a novice investor entering the forex market or a seasoned veteran, simulated trading can help you achieve different goals. For beginners, simulated trading is an ideal platform for familiarizing yourself with trading software. In a risk-free environment, they can gradually explore the software's various functions, such as viewing market charts and setting trading parameters. Simultaneously, they can practice targeted trading techniques such as placing pending orders. Through repeated practice, they can deepen their understanding and application of different order types (such as stop-loss orders and limit orders).
It should be noted that while simulated trading has limitations in helping investors temper fear and greed that can arise during market fluctuations—after all, simulated trading uses virtual funds, and the psychological pressure on investors differs significantly from that in real trading, making it difficult to truly simulate the emotional fluctuations of actual trading—it does offer significant advantages in helping investors familiarize themselves with software operations, particularly in testing how to use core trading functions like opening, placing, and closing positions, effectively conserving real capital.
The rationale for this advantage is obvious: if investors directly use real funds to practice opening, placing, and closing positions, unfamiliarity with the procedures can easily lead to operational errors, such as selecting the wrong instrument or setting the wrong stop-loss point, resulting in unnecessary capital losses. Simulated trading environments, however, are highly similar to real trading environments, with trading rules and market conditions consistent with actual conditions. Investors can confidently practice various operations without worrying about losing money. Through simulated trading, investors can master the entire trading process, reducing the risk of losses caused by operational errors in real trading.
Furthermore, simulated trading facilitates the testing of trading strategies. Investors can try out different trading strategies in a simulated environment, observe their performance under varying market conditions, and optimize and refine them. For example, investors can test the profitability of a trend-following strategy in a unilaterally rising market, or the effectiveness of a reversal strategy in a volatile market. This allows investors to fully verify the feasibility of a trading strategy before investing real money, thereby increasing their success rate in real trading.
For experienced investors, simulated trading is not without value. When new trading instruments appear or trading rules change, they can quickly familiarize themselves with the new situation through simulated trading, avoiding losses that might otherwise arise from unfamiliarity with the new practices in real trading. Furthermore, before making large trades, investors can rehearse their trading plans through simulated trading to ensure smooth execution.
Of course, simulated trading cannot completely replace real trading. After investors have mastered the operating methods and trading strategies through simulated trading, they should gradually transition to real trading to hone their mindset and accumulate real trading experience. However, it is undeniable that simulated trading plays an indispensable role as a preliminary stage for real trading, helping investors avoid detours and conduct more stable trading activities on the road to forex investment.
In the forex trading world, the overwhelming obsession with short-term trading is widespread. The reasons behind this are varied, but most stem from misinformation.
This obsession is largely due to the overhyped and exaggerated myths and legends of overnight wealth in the forex market, leading many investors to embrace the dream of overnight success. However, this fantasy of getting rich quick often overlooks the complexities and risks inherent in forex trading.
Unscrupulous brokers exploit this mentality by promoting their platforms through the promotion of specific traders' success stories. This covert promotional tactic not only avoids direct violations of regulations prohibiting advertising and marketing platforms, but also often achieves greater indirect promotional effectiveness. In this way, brokers can attract more investors to their platforms without violating regulations.
In forex trading, the vast majority of short-term traders lack the skills to engage in swing trading or long-term investment. Furthermore, the immediate returns of short-term trading can easily lull investors into a false sense of quick profits, a delusion most investors seek. However, savvy investors know that the intraday fluctuations in short-term trading are unpredictable. The shorter the trading timeframe, the harder it is to identify patterns. Conversely, if investors trade on longer timeframes such as daily, weekly, and monthly charts, the regularity of the forex market becomes more apparent.
Although intraday fluctuations do offer many seemingly profitable opportunities, many investors, driven by their inherent gambling instincts, often focus on the chance of a quick profit, neglecting to analyze the true trends in the forex market. They pay little attention to achieving stable profits and developing effective investment strategies. If investors frequently enter and exit the market based on intraday fluctuations, they are likely to suffer losses due to a lack of regularity and strategy.
In forex trading, investors' successes are often accumulated through countless minor setbacks.
This echoes a common understanding in traditional society: people develop abilities when experiencing hardship and develop flaws when enjoying prosperity. This is an unavoidable reality, reflecting the natural laws of life and the flaws of human nature. Only those who have truly experienced lows and continued to rise to success can deeply understand this truth, for it is their own personal experience. Life's progress often occurs amidst setbacks and hardships, yet most people believe that suffering breeds flaws and that enjoyment fosters abilities. This view is in fact incorrect. True wisdom often defies human nature; it is tempered and nurtured through adversity.
In forex trading, investors' success is gained through long-term accumulation of knowledge, common sense, skills, psychological training, and training in the face of setbacks. Only through setbacks can investors learn lessons; only through losses can they truly learn from them. Major failures and setbacks often stem from a single significant loss, perhaps due to overweight positions or inexperienced position management. While painful, these experiences are valuable investment lessons that can benefit one throughout life. Investors don't need to go to extremes; there is always an opportunity to start over. Forex trading relies on wisdom and experience, not physical labor, to make money. While physical strength may decline with age, wisdom and experience can be accumulated, providing investors with continuous profit opportunities.
Furthermore, in forex trading, there is the possibility of a sudden market crash, leading to a major setback. This could even bankrupt leading global brokers, and individual investors would be even more vulnerable. However, faced with such difficulties, investors should not become discouraged or lose confidence. With courage, there are always more solutions than problems; with confidence, the future remains full of hope.
Forex trading demands a high level of professionalism, necessitating a long period of cultivation to become a mature trader.
New traders begin their journey by accumulating basic knowledge. They complete the transition from ignorance to knowledge through extensive reading of books, trading videos, and shared experiences. However, the information at this stage is often overwhelming. New traders need to systematically organize, accurately filter, deeply digest, and selectively absorb information to achieve the quantum leap from mature trader to expert.
The journey from ordinary trader to investment expert is a continuous process of professional refinement: it requires not only time and the refinement of long-term trading practice, but also a deeper understanding of market dynamics. This accumulation of skills doesn't happen overnight; it deepens gradually through ongoing market interaction. For new traders, understanding this growth process is a prerequisite for understanding the progression path of successful traders. The core reason experts stand out is their dedication to trading as a career—their year-round dedication to research and deep cultivation. This dedication and relentless focus on the profession is a common secret to success across all industries.
The unique appeal of the forex trading industry fosters strong retention among successful practitioners. Once traders experience the efficient profit model and the absence of complex interpersonal interactions, it's difficult to adapt to other industries. Traditional industries often face complex business environments and frequent social interactions, which can easily place a psychological burden on introverted investors. Furthermore, administrative tasks such as personnel management can consume significant energy. These factors contrast with the professional purity of forex trading, further highlighting its enduring appeal to successful practitioners.
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