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In forex trading, investors practice through visual observation and memorization, often silently.
Unlike sports, practice in forex trading is implicit. Many sports require physical movement or manipulation, which is explicit. However, practice in forex trading can be silent, invisible, and implicit.
In forex trading, investors need to cultivate their mindset, as it determines everything. Without a good mindset, all other efforts can be in vain. A positive mindset allows investors to be fearless of both breakthroughs and drawdowns, a fundamental skill for forex traders.
Investors need to hone their minds through practice to achieve qualitative change from quantitative change. In terms of mindset, only by being indifferent to gains and losses can one maintain inner peace. Learning self-control is the most challenging aspect. While it may sound easy, it requires effort. Maintaining composure and patience are essential in trading. Investors need to practice reducing blind trading and strive to achieve unity of knowledge and action.
Through long-term implicit practice, investors can learn to control their desires and achieve growth. As the saying goes, "Patience makes steel." Only with a heart as strong as steel can one be indestructible.
Once investors have completed mindset training, they need to master the art of placing orders. During an uptrend, learn to place buy orders at support levels; during a downtrend, learn to place sell orders at resistance levels. This isn't just about placing a single order; it's about placing countless orders, constantly building and increasing positions, and gradually accumulating positions. Learning to place orders means learning to wait with purpose and quality, thus avoiding missing opportunities to build positions.
In forex trading, mature and successful traders often proactively share their investment experiences and insights.
Besides fulfilling the beautiful value of "giving a rose leaves a lingering fragrance on your hand," this behavior may also inadvertently facilitate learning through "teaching," prompting them to continually collide, test, and revise their own ideas through sharing, thereby achieving self-improvement.
Successful and mature forex traders practice "teaching through sharing," finding joy in sharing, relaxing their mind and body, and deepening their proficiency in applying their existing experience. They prioritize integrating the transfer of forex trading knowledge with the interests and experiences of other traders, making learning engaging and logical rather than tedious.
"Sharing through learning" significantly enhances the interest and efficiency of forex traders' learning. Learners no longer experience learning as stressful, but instead enjoy participating. This not only helps them gain a solid grasp of knowledge but also stimulates their independent learning and creativity.
Successful and mature forex traders cultivate the habit of repeating simple tasks through sharing. By repeatedly performing seemingly basic tasks, they accumulate forex trading experience and skills. The benefits of this approach are obvious: experience accumulates, and proficiency gradually improves with repetition. It forms habits, and repeated actions become automatic, eliminating the need for deliberate effort. It builds confidence, and seeing your own growth gives you the courage to take on more challenging tasks. And it reaps long-term rewards. Even if your daily actions seem insignificant, persistence will yield fruitful results.
In forex trading, investors who constantly cite books to support their views are often still beginners.
If investors continue to blindly trust books, it's essentially no different from believing childhood stories. After all, even history books contain many inaccuracies, let alone investment and trading books.
In the forex market, the vast majority of investment and trading books are copied, reproduced, or even plagiarized from the stock market. However, there are significant differences in the investment details between stocks and forex. For example, stocks don't have overnight interest rate spreads, while forex currencies do.
Most forex investors worldwide are in a state of confusion and exploration. Currently, there is no definitive textbook to guide, train, and direct them. Because mainstream countries, driven by the principles of trade stability, financial stability, and the preservation of wealth, generally prohibit or restrict forex trading, no country provides basic educational materials such as textbooks, guides, or manuals covering prohibited content. These countries even block content related to forex trading and even search keywords. As you can imagine, it's extremely difficult for forex investors to find useful forex investment knowledge, common sense, experience, skills, and psychology.
Of course, from another perspective, prohibited and restricted areas are often the most lucrative. Only those who dedicate themselves to long-term research and deep cultivation of forex trading will ultimately benefit.
In the field of forex trading, the vast majority of traders fail to recognize the fundamental difference between investment trading and gambling. Once they can accurately distinguish between them, success is within reach.
In traditional daily life, most people have a misconception about investment trading, confusing it with gambling. For non-professionals, this non-professional perception is normal. In forex trading, it's also normal for beginners to think of it as gambling. This is because they haven't yet thoroughly studied the knowledge, common sense, skills, experience, psychology, and other aspects of investment trading required.
As forex traders become experienced, they gradually revise their perception of "forex trading is gambling." Once they become experts, they no longer consider it gambling. This is because before trading, traders consider numerous factors that influence investment success and have a wide range of entry points to choose from. In short, all the cards in gambling are hidden, while all the cards in forex trading are exposed. This is the most significant difference between the two.
Even though most forex traders don't understand that investment trading is not gambling, many still treat it as gambling, focusing entirely on short-term trading. In forex trading, long-term trading is investing, while short-term trading is gambling. Short-term trading with insufficient funds is essentially gambling, while medium- to long-term trading with sufficient funds is investing. Large-scale long-term trading is investing, while small-scale short-term trading is gambling.
In forex trading, if retail investors can convert short-term trading into long-term trading, it's a stroke of luck, which can propel them toward success. However, this requires maintaining a sufficiently light position size. Generally, this is difficult for retail investors to achieve, but once they do, they become the lucky winners.
In forex trading, whether an investor succeeds depends on a variety of factors.
Once an investor has mastered all the knowledge, common sense, experience, and skills necessary for forex trading, the key factors that determine success or failure often lie in their courage and mindset.
If, despite mastering these knowledge and skills, an investor still struggles to achieve consistent profits, the problem likely lies in their courage and mindset.
Some traits are innate. For example, there was an emperor in Chinese history who was a brilliant painter and calligrapher, whose works were valued at auction for over 100 million yuan. However, he was a king who lost his country. He was a master in the arts, but not as good as ordinary people in politics and military affairs.
There's also a Chinese saying: "A scholar's rebellion will fail in three years." Scholars are typically scholars with gentle personalities, lacking decisiveness and ruthlessness. Long periods of immersion in books soften their character.
In forex trading, even after mastering all the necessary knowledge, common sense, experience, and skills, if investors still struggle to achieve consistent profits, are constantly hesitant and hesitant, afraid to hold onto correct floating losses or cut losses promptly when they are not, then if they can't overcome this mentality and lack of courage over the long term, they may want to consider abandoning their forex trading career.
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