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In forex trading, one of the core purposes of many trading quotations is to remind investors to stay vigilant, implicitly disavowing short-term trading and, in reality, admonishing people not to engage in short-term trading.

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Successful forex traders often advise novices against chasing rising prices and selling falling prices. This is essentially a form of advice, exhortation, and warning to steer them away from short-term trading. However, the reality is that the very behaviors they are specifically warned against are precisely the ones that are most difficult for people to control.
Furthermore, successful traders also warn against spontaneous or random trading, which are essentially short-term trading. This is also a warning to novices against short-term trading. However, these irresistible impulses often make it difficult for many people to resist.
In forex trading, once traders give up chasing rising prices and selling falling prices, they will naturally give up spontaneous or random trading. These two behaviors form a continuous chain of behaviors, following specific procedures and processes.
When traders abandon short-term trading, the options become clear: exit the market, opt for swing trading, or commit to long-term investment. This process forces traders to make a choice. Adhering to a long-term, light-weight investment strategy can fundamentally address the fear and greed issues in trading. A light-weight investment strategy can mitigate the fear of floating losses during trend pullbacks and curb the greed fueled by floating profits during trend extensions.

In forex trading, only beginners become overly concerned with and obsess over chart periods, while experienced investors are never bothered by them.

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Beginners often spend considerable time analyzing chart periods, whether macro, mid-term, or micro-terms, trying to find the one that best suits them. However, they should understand that chart periods are only one part of forex trading technique. While technique plays a role, it is not the defining factor.
Sophisticated forex traders often say, "Look at the big picture, then act small. Think big, start small." This effectively emphasizes a long-term investment approach. Specifically, large cycles are used to determine overall trend direction, while small cycles are used to identify entry points. More precisely, small cycles are used to determine entry areas, not precise points. If one over-focuses on precise entry points, one will fall back into obsession with technical accuracy.
In forex trading, there are no inherent secrets to technique. Only when investors truly understand it will they realize how ridiculous and naive their initial attempts to find trading secrets were. Any technique, when combined with varying capital scale and mindset, instantly changes its nature, becoming a uniquely customized technique. This technique may not be suited to the investor's capital scale or mental state.

In forex trading, while the internet has broken down information barriers and brought numerous conveniences to investors, its constant flow of information can make it difficult for investors to maintain a firm position.

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Media and market information software constantly push the latest market prices and various news to investors, providing convenient conditions for short-term and high-frequency traders, and these push notifications are mostly free. However, from another perspective, the high frequency of push notifications and the overwhelming amount of information can lead to a dilemma for these traders.
For long-term investors, high frequency push notifications are also a problem. Even if they adopt a light-weight, long-term strategy, excessive high-frequency push notifications can shake their firm conviction in holding on to their positions. It's like a monk trying to cultivate his mind but constantly being confronted by a half-naked, sexy woman. How can he concentrate on his practice?
Whether short-term, high-frequency, or long-term, the best solution is to uninstall or disable the source of high-frequency push notifications. Otherwise, they will be constantly troubled and entangled.

A common misconception among forex novice traders is the blind pursuit of a strategy with a 100% win rate.

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Many new forex traders, upon entering the market, devote their days to searching for a 100% winning strategy. Some even spend years searching online, in books, on forums, and through the advice of various "gurus," searching for a trading system or strategy with a 100% winning rate. The truth is, such a strategy simply doesn't exist. Recognizing this reality early on can help you avoid wasting precious time on such meaningless pursuits.
When forex traders realize that there are no 100% winning strategies or systems, they'll find that forex trading skills aren't crucial, and even play a minimal role. In forex trading, the size of your capital is the decisive factor—it's relatively easy to make $10,000 with $10,000, while it's incredibly difficult to make $1 million with $10,000.
Another common misconception among forex traders is their difficulty accepting the unrealized losses caused by consecutive drawdowns. Forex trading trends are like natural fluctuations; ups and downs are normal. Trend drawdowns, like the ebb and flow of the tide, are an inevitable natural process and a normal occurrence. Therefore, traders must learn to accept and manage drawdowns. Only by minimizing drawdowns can traders achieve stable profits.
The correct approach to accepting and managing drawdowns is to adopt a light-weight, long-term strategy. By repeatedly maintaining a light-weight position, one can mitigate the fear of losses caused by drawdowns while also resisting the greed triggered by gains when the trend extends.

There's a core principle in forex trading: light-weight, long-term trading constitutes investment, while heavy-weight, short-term trading constitutes gambling.

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Most forex investors are well aware of this principle and its underlying principles, but due to human nature and their own circumstances, they often struggle to put it into practice, falling into the dilemma of "knowing is easy, doing is difficult."
The vast majority of forex traders operate with small capital. Their lack of funds means that even if they have the desire to invest long-term, they lack the necessary resources. They need to support their families and meet daily expenses. Young people, especially those just entering the workforce, face practical challenges like buying a house, getting married, having children, and raising children, all of which require cash. Without financial support from their families, these young people may struggle to even maintain a basic standard of living, let alone engage in long-term investment.
Practically speaking, those who can participate in forex trading either come from well-off families with no sense of urgency to earn money, or have no plans to start a family or raise children. Otherwise, they simply cannot afford to engage in forex trading with peace of mind.
In the forex investment world, there's a widely accepted belief that anyone who rushes to make a quick buck is gambling. Such traders won't patiently wait for the right investment opportunity. Their eagerness to profit makes their behavior completely consistent with gambling, a common understanding within the investment community.

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