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In forex trading, a trader's investment system primarily consists of a buying and selling strategy, position management, and mindset management.

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In terms of buying and selling, when prices rise, traders typically employ a breakout buy or pullback buy strategy; when prices fall, they opt for a breakout sell or pullback sell strategy.
In terms of position management, short-term positions typically adopt a light-weight, long-term strategy. Specifically, when prices rise, the overall layout of long-term positions forms a positive pyramid; when prices fall, the overall layout of long-term positions forms an inverted pyramid.
In terms of mindset management, traders need to be able to withstand both fluctuations in losses and profits while maintaining a sound understanding of market trends, thereby ensuring that long-term profits can continue to grow for years.

In forex trading, traders' failures are largely attributed to inadequate mindset management.

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The vast majority of forex investors have a personal investment system comprised of a buy/sell strategy, position management, and mindset management. The buy/sell strategy is determined by the trend direction: in an uptrend, buy on breakouts and buy on pullbacks are used; in a downtrend, sell on breakouts and sell on pullbacks are used. These four strategies are fundamental for managing different market trends. Position management focuses on maintaining a light, long-term position. When establishing a short-term position, a positive pyramid structure is used to allocate long-term positions in an uptrend to control risk. In a downtrend, an inverted pyramid structure is used to position long-term positions to adapt to the downward trend and provide stable support for long-term trading. Mindset management is crucial to ensuring the success of the system. When making correct trade decisions, traders must withstand both temporary losses to maintain their long-term strategy and temporary gains to achieve long-term profit accumulation.
In theory, if a trader strictly adheres to their unique investment system, losses are virtually nonexistent. However, in reality, only 5%-10% of traders succeed. The key reason lies in a failure to manage their mindset and overcome human flaws: they often take profits too early, preventing them from growing; and they cling to losses without timely stop-loss orders, ultimately leading to significant losses or even a margin call.

In the field of forex trading, the light positions used by long-term investors and the stop-loss orders used by short-term traders share the same function, efficacy, and impact.

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Short-term traders' stop-loss mechanisms are primarily used to mitigate the risk of misjudgment under heavily leveraged positions. However, in the long term, most short-term stop-loss orders are implemented due to an inability to withstand reasonable drawdowns. If the overall direction is correct, these stop-loss orders are essentially ineffective. While they may appear to preserve capital in the short term, they waste it in the long term, profiting both for forex brokers and providing negative trading volume to the market.
The core of a light position strategy for long-term investors is to protect the "seeds" of profit. By arranging positions with small amounts, one can gradually grow a position from its initial stages into a mature and profitable one, just as a seed grows into a crop, rather than frequently closing a position in its budding or growing stages with a stop-loss order, which deprives it of the possibility of a final harvest.
When the trend enters its harvest period, the countless small positions held by long-term investors become like fields of mature crops, allowing for a massive profit harvest. Short-term traders who don't hold positions overnight will never witness the fruitful fruits of this long-term accumulation.
In terms of returns, long-term investors won't envy a short-term trader's short-term gains of a few hundred dollars, but short-term traders will inevitably feel jealous of a long-term investor's long-term gains of millions of dollars. Therefore, long-term investors often avoid interacting with short-term traders—the strong jealousy inherent in human nature can be inadvertently triggered, potentially leading to disastrous consequences.

To achieve success in forex trading, forex traders should first understand psychology. If psychological issues aren't properly addressed, all other efforts will be in vain.

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In forex trading, the vast majority of traders harbor the misconception that mastering forex trading techniques will lead to overnight wealth. If overnight success doesn't work, then a month is best; if a month doesn't work, then a year is. Chinese forex traders, in particular, may be influenced by traditional Chinese culture. The wisdom contained in books like "Guiguzi" and "The Thirty-Six Stratagems" has helped ordinary people, scoundrels, and even beggars and monks achieve imperial success. Furthermore, the fact that the imperial technique "The Emperor's Mirror Illustrated Book" was banned reinforces the belief in the power of technology. In a sense, Chinese forex traders struggle to move forward while carrying a heavy technical burden.
In forex trading, the biggest reason for failure is a lack of mental control. Mental management is reflected in both subtle details, such as character—some people are quick to attack others with verbal attacks, and their words reveal their character. It also manifests itself at a macro level, such as their holding style. They tend to take advantage of small gains, rushing to cash in on any small profit and closing their positions early. This leads to the inability to hold long-term positions, forcing them to linger in short-term trading. Even if they predict the general trend correctly, they dare not hold onto a losing position, fearing the risk of sinking deeper and cutting losses early, thus wasting their original capital. Conversely, when they predict the wrong direction, they will stubbornly hold on to the position, ultimately leading to a margin call.
In forex trading, capital size and mental management are crucial. Trading skills are certainly necessary, but not the most critical. This is the biggest misconception among Chinese forex traders. They are misled by traditional culture, and few have come to their senses.

In the field of forex investment and trading, if traders can cast off the shackles of trading technology, abandon the obsession that "technology determines success or failure," and discard the worship of technology and technological determinism, they will be close to success.

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The vast majority of forex traders practice technology worship, firmly believing that "trading technology determines investment success or failure" and adhering to the idea that "technology in hand, wealth at hand." However, many fall into the trap of technology worship and technological determinism.
The root cause of technology worship and the phenomenon of "technology determines everything" lies in the real predicament of retail traders. As a capital-scarce group, they struggle to compete with funds, investment institutions, and sovereign institutions in terms of scale, even surpassing large retail investors with millions of dollars. In terms of technological hardware, institutions, leveraging the capital of wealthy individuals or national wealth, build platforms that retail investors simply cannot match. In terms of information channels, sovereign institutions, as representatives of state investment, can legally access internal secrets proactively provided by the state, while retail investors who access such information are illegally subject to imprisonment.
Retail investors lack competitiveness in many areas and have few advantages to rely on. In this situation, technology becomes the only viable, low-cost option—it requires no significant capital, only intellectual effort, and the labor and intellectual resources of small retail investors are relatively low. These practical limitations make technological worship and technological determinism the inevitable choice for retail investors.

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