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Most successful forex investors are long-term trend following investors, while most unsuccessful forex investors are ultra-short term traders or high frequency traders.

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High frequency trading, also known as ultra-short term trading, usually involves multiple small trades in a single day. Traders accumulate wealth by capturing small price fluctuations to make small profits. Successful high frequency traders can make about 1% profit on each trade. In fact, this trading style requires fast execution and constant market attention in order to accurately capture these small price fluctuations.
Long-term trend following investors, also known as trend followers, focus on identifying and riding long-term trends in the forex market. Their goal is to profit from the ongoing trend of the market. Long-term trend following investors are usually able to achieve annual returns of 15% to 20%. One common method is to use moving averages. When an asset price exceeds the 50-day moving average, traders see it as a buy signal, indicating that the market is in a bullish trend; when the asset price falls below the moving average, they choose to sell.
In the field of foreign exchange investment, most successful investors are long-term trend-following investors. In contrast, most unsuccessful investors are ultra-short-term traders, also known as high-frequency traders.

In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, technical analysis tools are one of the common means used by many traders.

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By analyzing historical data, traders can use technical analysis to predict price fluctuations. Real-time charts provide traders with effective tools to identify price patterns and trends. According to relevant statistics, about 75% of professional foreign exchange investment traders use technical analysis in their trading decisions. For example, the common indicator of two moving averages crossing is often used to determine potential buying and selling opportunities.
However, in actual foreign exchange investment transactions, long-term investors with large funds tend not to rely too much on technical analysis. In their trading strategies, the importance of fund size usually exceeds technical analysis. In contrast, short-term traders with small funds are more inclined to use technical analysis, and its main purpose is to accurately determine the entry and exit times. But the reality of foreign exchange investment and trading is that long-term large-capital investors usually do not suffer major losses, and short-term small-capital traders do not necessarily lose money.

In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, risk control is an indispensable link for short-term traders.

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Among many risk management tools, stop-loss orders and take-profit orders are commonly used by traders. According to relevant statistics, about 65% of traders use stop-loss orders to manage risks. The function of a stop-loss order is that when the trader's position price reaches the preset stop-loss price, the system automatically executes a sell operation to prevent further losses. The take-profit order is automatically triggered when the asset price reaches the target price set by the trader to lock in the profits that have been obtained.
However, in the actual operation of foreign exchange investment and trading, long-term large-capital investors usually do not suffer major losses, and they often do not set stop-loss orders. In contrast, short-term small-capital traders mostly find it difficult to make a profit. They usually set stop-loss orders, and the stop-loss price is set relatively close to the current price, that is, the stop-loss is relatively "narrow" and "tight". It is worth noting that for foreign exchange brokers, this "narrow" and "tight" stop-loss order set by retail investors is one of their important sources of profit.

In foreign exchange investment transactions, traders often use news and social media monitoring to assist decision-making.

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For short-term traders, it is extremely important to keep abreast of news trends. News platforms can update financial information in real time, and social media can reflect market sentiment. Social media sentiment analysis is outstanding in predicting market trends, with an accuracy rate of up to 72%.
Therefore, integrating these tools into trading strategies can significantly improve the trading performance of foreign exchange traders. If foreign exchange traders can flexibly use tools such as technical analysis, algorithmic trading or news monitoring, each tool can bring unique value to traders. Short-term forex traders often use news and social media to make short-term trades, but too much information can sometimes make traders hesitate when entering a position, and it is difficult to hold a position after entering.
In contrast, long-term forex investors with large funds are usually not swayed by short-term news and social media trends. Only major economic factors such as high interest rates will attract their attention.

In short-term forex trading, the trader's risk tolerance plays an extremely critical role.

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Due to the fast pace of this trading method, profits and losses often appear quickly in a short period of time. Those traders with a strong risk tolerance usually perform well in market fluctuations, but short-term forex traders also face the risk of suffering large losses in a short period of time.
Short-term forex traders must ensure that the funds used for trading can withstand losses. They need to have enough funds to carry out transactions, but at the same time avoid using funds that will have a significant impact on them if they lose them. It is recommended that short-term foreign exchange traders only use funds that do not affect daily expenses for trading, and never use funds that are urgently needed for other important matters. When funds are sufficient and there is no financial pressure, short-term foreign exchange traders can even consider turning into long-term foreign exchange investors.
In the foreign exchange investment market, most losers are short-term traders. When they realize that short-term trading is difficult to make sustained profits, they either choose to leave the foreign exchange market or turn to long-term investors. However, the reality of scarce funds often makes it difficult for short-term traders to become long-term investors with peace of mind. The pressure of supporting their families is in front of them, forcing them to give up the foreign exchange investment and trading industry.

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