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In forex trading, investors must recognize the shortcomings of spot forex trading while also understanding its advantages. Only then can they truly cherish forex trading opportunities.

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One of the biggest pitfalls facing futures investors is the month rollover of commodity futures. If you ignore the month rollover factor and hold on to your position, you might win. However, when positions incur losses during the month rollover, investors often struggle to muster the courage to move positions or establish new ones. This situation is similar to repeated setbacks, ultimately leading to a loss of confidence and a fear of further failure.
In forex trading, spot forex trading is prohibited or restricted in many countries. Forex futures trading is even more scarce. Outside of the United States, it's difficult to find investment opportunities in forex futures. I'm sharing this information here in the hope that global forex investors will understand this situation.
The advantage of spot forex trading is that the foreign currency can be traded directly, without the need for futures trading. Most commodity futures, on the other hand, don't have this tool, so futures investors must adhere to futures trading rules. Furthermore, forex futures have no overnight interest, a significant advantage for currency pairs whose interest rates move inversely to their trend. Forex spot pairs with negative interest rates are difficult to hold for the long term, but forex futures, with their lack of overnight interest rate differentials, avoid this pitfall. This is one of the key reasons for the popularity of forex futures in the United States, as they avoid the issue of negative interest rates. However, the requirement to roll over forex futures every three months remains a disadvantage.
Therefore, forex investors need to fully understand the shortcomings and advantages of forex spot trading to better seize forex investment opportunities.

In forex trading, some well-funded investors invest substantial resources but achieve little return.

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Looking back years later, they may realize that had they not entered the forex market, they could have enjoyed a more respectable life, but now find themselves in dire straits and suffering.
In forex trading, most investors start from scratch, entering the market with a small amount of capital. If significant returns are ultimately not achieved, there won't be much regret upon leaving. It's simply a matter of wasting a few years, with limited financial losses and a minimal psychological loss.
However, some large investors, after achieving success in other industries, seek new investment avenues due to decline or lack of prospects in their original industries. If they stumble upon the forex market, the losses can be substantial. If they exit after suffering significant losses, they often experience a profound psychological loss, regretting not preserving their existing wealth and living a comfortable life, but instead becoming mired in the forex trading trap.
In reality, forex trading is inherently low-risk, low-return. By avoiding leverage and maintaining a long-term, light position, risk is extremely low. Investors don't need to worry about market pullbacks or extensions, avoiding the fear of drawdowns and the greed of extensions.
For smaller investors, if they can't tolerate low returns, they shouldn't enter the market. Low returns may not cover their daily expenses, leading them to resort to leverage, which is the beginning of the forex trading trap. Once leverage is used, the nature of the industry changes instantly, and risk increases significantly.
Large-cap investors still have options, especially long-term carry investments, which can yield considerable profits. However, this requires thorough research on forex carry currencies and choosing the right platform. High-quality long-term carry currencies are typically not available on regular platforms, as investors' profits can mean losses for the platform.

In forex trading, the period of obsession with technical analysis can often be a detour and a period of confusion, but it is an essential part of the investment journey.

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During this stage, investors often overemphasize the various complex indicators used in technical analysis, such as fancy tail indicators, trend lines, support and resistance lines, and so on. While these tools can help understand market trends to a certain extent, over-reliance on them can often lead to confusion.
If investors are still focusing on fancy tail indicators, trend lines, support and resistance lines, and so on in technical analysis, they are still at the beginner stage. However, when investors begin to focus on the price transmission of candlestick charts, it signals a gradual descent from reliance on complex technical analysis, a crucial turning point. They begin to realize that price itself is the most important indicator, a sign of maturity.
In forex trading, overreliance on various indicators, trend lines, support and resistance levels, and other technical analysis tools often leads to overlooking the importance of capital management and mindset management. When technical analysis fails to bring success, investors naturally begin to explore the realm of capital management and mindset management, which brings them one step closer to success.
In the final, enlightened stage of forex trading, investors discover that capital size is the most important factor, followed by mindset and psychological fortitude, while technical analysis plays only a supporting role, and in some cases, becomes unnecessary. Ultimately, investors develop a mature and unique long-term investment philosophy and strategy. By maintaining numerous small positions, they can withstand both the fear of temporary losses and the greed of temporary gains, thus achieving a successful conclusion to their investment journey.

In the world of forex trading, the biggest risk for traders in the constant trial-and-error process is running out of funds before the trial-and-error cycle is over, ultimately forcing them to exit the market.

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New forex traders often enter the market with incomplete knowledge. Without the use of simulated trading software for preliminary practice, they can easily lose their capital. Therefore, even when practicing with real money, it is important to strictly adhere to small or micro positions. The primary principle is to protect the principal.
New traders often view trading technology as the key to profitability and devote considerable time to studying, researching, and honing their techniques. However, once they truly master the techniques, they gradually realize the importance of capital size in trading.
When traders begin to recognize the importance of capital size and investment mentality, their trading system will transition to a mature stage, provided their original capital has not been completely lost. At this point, they typically adopt a light-weight, long-term strategy to steadily accumulate wealth. While achieving instant wealth may not be possible, it generally provides sufficient financial support for their families' basic needs.
The most regrettable scenario is when traders, having grasped the core principles of forex trading—the dominant role of capital size and investment mentality, and understanding that trading technology is merely a supplementary tool—are forced to exit the market due to depletion of their original capital. However, as long as they possess a mature trading philosophy and a systematic investment framework, they will likely return to the market once they have rebuilt their original capital and achieve financial freedom with their existing trading skills.

In the field of forex trading, investors whose talents were once hindered by exams often rise to prominence, making rapid progress, and even becoming major investors.

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In traditional society, many investors, when preparing for university, may have been hampered by poor or destitute family circumstances, resulting in suboptimal exam results. However, once they enter the workforce and find a quiet, peaceful, and suitable learning environment, they often make rapid progress in forex trading. They quickly master the knowledge, common sense, techniques, and psychology of forex trading. Even if they objectively admit to being a bit slow and lacking in talent, as long as they work hard, this is a matter of luck. These investors may not be intellectually deficient, but rather the timing and environment around them when they applied for university, a misconception that has ultimately contributed to their success.
In traditional society, one of the most foolish assumptions is that intelligence dictates hard work, especially among highly educated individuals with a natural aptitude for exams. When they enter the forex trading world, they still apply the mindset and methods of exam-oriented education, easily falling into this trap. They may believe they can do anything, but forex trading isn't like that. The key lies in profitability and the ability to make money, not theoretical prowess or boasting.
Stepping back, it would be extremely foolish to assume that only those with advanced degrees or prestigious university degrees could engage in forex trading. A high degree doesn't necessarily equate to high ability, yet many investment banks place a high degree as a primary requirement for recruitment. Finally, forex traders with the ability to learn and develop independent creativity should be grateful for the low barrier to entry and highly selective nature of forex trading. This structure provides numerous aspiring, ambitious, and ambitious investors with a wealth of options, making it a truly profitable industry.

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