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In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, ordinary Chinese traders face different cultural backgrounds from their Western counterparts, and traditional cultural elements such as the Thirty-Six Stratagems, Sun Tzu's Art of War and the Art of Kingship have become important cultural barriers that hinder ordinary Chinese foreign exchange investment and trading.
China's long history has nurtured a rich traditional culture, among which the ideological systems such as the Thirty-Six Stratagems, Sun Tzu's Art of War and the Art of Kingship are essentially about the wisdom of game, prevention and strategy between people. Long-term immersion in this cultural atmosphere has formed a "seeking outside" mindset for ordinary Chinese people, and they are accustomed to looking at problems from the perspective of external competition and confrontation. This way of thinking has been transferred to foreign exchange investment and trading, causing them to misunderstand trading as a fight and contest with others, ignoring the objective laws of market operation and the essential logic of investment.
In contrast, Western traders are more inclined to use modern financial theories and data analysis methods to make investment decisions, and focus on objective assessment of market trends and risks. This cultural difference makes it easier for ordinary Chinese traders to fall into the dilemma of subjective assumptions and blind gambling in foreign exchange investment.
It is worth noting that the natural introverts among ordinary Chinese foreign exchange investment traders can break through this cultural barrier. Introverts are born with a "seeking inward" thinking tendency. They are better at self-reflection and independent thinking, which is highly consistent with the rational analysis and mentality control required in foreign exchange investment transactions. In traditional industries, introversion may limit their development, but in the field of foreign exchange investment, this trait has become their core competitiveness, enabling them to break free from the constraints of traditional cultural thinking and focus on optimizing investment strategies and improving their own trading capabilities.

In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, there are two core deterministic elements: patient waiting and light position operation.
Patience and waiting include holding positions and short positions. The former is the adherence to the established investment strategy, and the latter is the prudent grasp of market opportunities; light position operation is the key means to control risks. By reducing positions, the potential loss of a single transaction can be effectively reduced.
Compared with other investment fields, foreign exchange investment has a unique advantage of certainty. From a macroeconomic perspective, monetary policy has a clear guiding role in the direction of currency: continuous interest rate hikes are often accompanied by currency appreciation, and continuous interest rate cuts will cause currency depreciation. This regularity provides investors with a predictable direction. At the same time, the central bank's continuous market intervention can help investors define the fair value range of currency, which provides an important reference for investment decisions.
When investors combine currency direction prediction, fair value identification with patience and light position trading, they build a low-risk investment system. By grasping trends and controlling positions, investors can effectively avoid risks in the foreign exchange market and achieve stable returns, which fully reflects the characteristics of foreign exchange investment as a low-risk investment product.
But in reality, foreign exchange investment is often regarded as a high-difficulty field. The root cause lies in the multiple interference factors in the market: the counterparty relationship between foreign exchange brokers and investors causes conflicts between their interests and investors; the use of high leverage amplifies investment risks; the model of encouraging short-term trading increases trading uncertainty; and the over-emphasis on the concept of "stop loss must" may cause investors to stop losses under unreasonable circumstances, resulting in unnecessary losses. These factors work together to increase the difficulty of foreign exchange investment.

In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, there is a subtle but close connection between suffering and success.
For traders, experiencing major losses in the early stage is often a valuable asset, while a smooth start may lay the hidden danger of failure. This phenomenon can be analyzed from the dual dimensions of human nature and the nature of trading.
From the perspective of human nature, in traditional life, people are more likely to perceive the warmth and coldness of human feelings during the trough period, which is a deep understanding of the external environment; in desperate moments, thinking will break through conventional shackles and get closer to the essence of things. This cognitive law extends to foreign exchange trading. When traders suffer losses, reflective behavior will follow. However, different attribution methods determine completely different growth paths: those who blame failures on external factors such as market fluctuations and broker operations always hover on the edge of the problem and find it difficult to touch the core contradictions of trading; while traders with the potential for success will point the finger at themselves, starting from internal factors such as trading strategy loopholes, lack of risk control, and insufficient mentality management, and gradually build a mature trading system through systematic review.
On the other hand, for traders who initially make profits, short-term victories can easily breed overconfidence, leading to a weak sense of risk and lax trading discipline. When the market changes direction, the advantages accumulated in the early stage quickly disintegrate, and eventually leave the market in disgrace. Therefore, the "suffering" in foreign exchange investment is not a simple negative experience, but a catalyst that prompts traders to upgrade their cognition and iterate their abilities, and is the only way to success.

In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, some traders who have mastered professional knowledge, experience and technology have to bid farewell to high-intensity trading work due to lack of funds or psychological trauma.
From the perspective of career development, they urgently need to find a new way out. Just like athletes choose to become coaches after retirement, these foreign exchange traders often turn their attention to the field of education and training.
From international experience, Japan's foreign exchange investment training market is extremely developed, and the number of training schools far exceeds that of brokers, forming a complete training ecosystem. This environment provides a broad development space for practitioners who have withdrawn from the front line of trading. They can realize value conversion in the training industry with their accumulated experience.
However, in China, foreign exchange investment faces strict policy supervision. On the one hand, the lack of formal foreign exchange broker platforms and official foreign exchange investment and trading schools in China makes it difficult for professionals to find a suitable platform for development; on the other hand, foreign exchange control policies have greatly restricted the cross-border flow of foreign exchange trading funds. Even within the limit of US$50,000, remittance operations face many obstacles. This directly leads to the difficulty of expanding the scale of funds of Chinese foreign exchange investors, making foreign exchange investment in China more of a small-scale personal investment behavior, and it is difficult to develop into a professional investment business. This policy environment makes those foreign exchange traders who have transformed face more severe career development difficulties.

The complexity of foreign exchange investment transactions is fully reflected in carry investment, and the intervention of the Japanese yen has exacerbated this complex situation.
If the yen depreciates, the yen carry transaction will face losses; if the yen appreciates, the carry transaction will usher in a profit opportunity.
Carry investment is not a sure win, and market changes may break investors' expectations at any time. Even if the carry transaction generates income, the appreciation of the carry currency may cause the income structure to be unbalanced.
For example, investors choose currency pairs such as Mexican peso/Japanese yen, South African rand/Japanese yen, Turkish lira/Japanese yen for carry investment. After one year of operation, the overnight interest rate spread income is quite considerable. However, this type of carry currency pair is usually in a trend consolidation state and fluctuates within a narrow range.
Once the Bank of Japan suddenly intervenes in the USD/JPY, sells a large number of dollars and buys yen, the USD/JPY currency pair will fall sharply. Since the total position size of the USD/JPY currency pair far exceeds the total positions of the Mexican Peso/JPY, South African Rand/JPY, Turkish Lira/JPY and other three currency pairs, the Mexican Peso/JPY, South African Rand/JPY, Turkish Lira/JPY and other currency pairs will also follow the decline, and the overnight interest rate spread accumulated by investors for a year will shrink sharply in an instant.



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