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In forex trading, investors should not become discouraged by a single significant loss.

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As the famous saying goes, "What doesn't break you makes you stronger." A significant loss can indeed negatively impact an investor's mood and even trigger a strong sense of defeat, but this is usually due to overweight positions. Heavy short-term trading is a major investment taboo and tantamount to excessive gambling. Conversely, adopting a light-weight, long-term strategy means that even if a floating loss occurs, it won't be fatal due to the profit support and averaging effect of previous positions. It may even be negligible and practically negligible.
A significant loss may prompt a forex trader to change their investment style, from short-term to long-term. This shift in investment style can be a turning point in an investor's life. Consistent success in short-term trading is difficult, while long-term investing is the key to ultimate success. In forex trading, a single significant loss is not a significant factor. What truly matters is the cumulative performance of a series of future trades, whether it's 100, 200, 1,000, or 10,000 trades. This is the key to measuring the true success of an investment career.
To avoid significant losses, the only reliable way for forex traders is to employ a long-term strategy of numerous small positions, while following the correct trend. This approach not only effectively reduces the risk of individual trades but also accumulates stable returns over the long term, laying a solid foundation for an investor's investment career.

In forex trading, when traders stop obsessing over quick profits, the trading mistakes that once plagued them often resolve themselves.

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Most forex traders enter the market with the expectation of making quick money. However, forex is a highly volatile commodity, and it's virtually impossible to achieve a breakout trend that persists for several consecutive days. To maintain monetary, trade, financial, and national monetary policy stability, major central banks around the world have long constrained currency exchange rates within relatively narrow ranges. Consequently, even the most sophisticated trading techniques are useless, and only a light-weight, long-term strategy can navigate this highly volatile market.
The highly volatile nature of foreign exchange investment dictates its low-risk, low-return nature when leverage is not used. This means that even with the right direction and a light-weight position, floating losses are commonplace. Even if floating profits occur, they are merely sporadic gains during this period of volatility, rarely yielding significant gains. Furthermore, high volatility can turn profits into losses at any time. Positions constantly cycle back and forth between floating profits and floating losses, which greatly tests a trader's patience and resilience.
If a trader can navigate this cycle without being swayed by the fear of floating losses or the greed of floating profits, they have overcome the mental challenges and become truly strong investors.

In forex trading, investors must confront indicators, techniques, and common sense psychology—not avoid them.

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New forex traders often initially believe that trading indicators are extremely important. However, they must personally test and validate these indicators, potentially taking years to thoroughly test and validate all indicators. After this process, they will ultimately come to a firm conclusion: trading indicators are useless. Even if other forex traders try to argue with you about the effectiveness of trading indicators, you should simply laugh it off and not offer any explanation. Whether an indicator is useful depends entirely on your own testing and validation, and no amount of explanation will change others' minds.
New forex traders may also believe that trading technique is crucial and study various trading systems. Ultimately, however, they will find that while technique plays a role, it is not the decisive factor. Because it's relatively easy to make $10,000 with $1 million, but nearly impossible to make $1 million with $10,000. This understanding will help investors understand that capital size is the most crucial factor.
In forex trading, beginners may believe that psychology is crucial. With practice, they'll discover this truth. Even if an investor's trading skills are superior, if fear prevents them from holding onto positions with floating losses, or greed prevents them from holding onto positions with floating profits, they won't be able to achieve profit growth and expansion.
Ultimately, forex traders will realize that capital size is the decisive factor, psychological quality plays a secondary role, and trading skills are ultimately secondary, even dispensable. Only through personal experience can investors strengthen and refine their investment philosophy, ultimately becoming truly successful investors.

In forex trading, a trader's confidence isn't rooted in wishful thinking, empty talk, or inaction; it's deeply rooted in continuous hard work and accumulation.

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Accumulating forex trading knowledge, common sense, experience, and skills, as well as honing your mindset, is a process that inevitably requires a significant investment of time and energy. This could involve ten or twenty years of year-round, with no weekends or weekends to spare, dedicated to frantic study, diligent research, courageous exploration, and meticulous cultivation.
When a trader has invested sufficient effort in this field, they should be confident. The person they are today is a completely different person from one, three, ten, or twenty years ago. Even if others, friends, or even your spouse question you, you must remain confident in yourself. Even if others may seem the same, you must be certain that you now possess a wealth of trading knowledge, common sense, experience, skills, and a mature mindset—a brand new person.
Every successful trading system is the product of years of reflection, effort, losses, self-doubt, failure, and experience. Every successful forex trader has achieved success only after years of accumulation, building a deep reservoir of trading knowledge, common sense, experience, skills, and mindset.

In forex trading, short-term traders often remain in the novice stage, while long-term investors have the potential to gradually develop into expert investors.

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This statement may be a psychological blow to some traders who consider themselves experts in short-term trading, and it may also have a certain negative impact on those who are striving to become experts. However, the truth is that short-term trading is essentially random trading, and random trading is essentially the same as gambling. This is because short-term traders do not need to predict long-term trends or consider long-term strategies. Their mental training is constantly revolving around gambling-like trading, struggling, and striving.
There is some truth to the statement that long-term investors may gradually develop into expert investors. Long-term investors consider countless small positions, unconsciously and unknowingly training themselves to become strategists rather than short-term gamblers. By using countless small positions, long-term investors can cope with both the fear of floating losses and the greed caused by floating profits. This strategy allows them to gradually, unconsciously and without realizing it, overcome the inherent human flaws of fear and greed, naturally maturing their mindset.
Short-term traders find success nearly impossible unless they possess insider information or withdraw promptly after a significant win. Otherwise, failure is only a matter of time. Long-term investing, on the other hand, offers a relaxed and comfortable approach, provided one adopts a light-weight strategy, completing the long-term planning of their investment life through countless small-position operations.

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