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Data from the Tokyo Financial Exchange platform show that the number of registered foreign exchange investors trading on the exchange has exceeded 1 million.

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It is estimated that, including foreign exchange investors trading over the counter, there are about 6 million people in Japan who participate in foreign exchange trading. Among them, 76.3% are men, and about half of male investors are between 30 and 40 years old. This shows that men in their 30s and 40s are undoubtedly the core participants in the foreign exchange market.
In addition, it can be seen from the data that the scale of Japan's foreign exchange market has expanded year by year, and the attention paid to foreign exchange investment has also increased year by year. With the popularization of the Internet, nowadays only a mobile phone is needed to trade, and this background is also the main reason for the increase in the number of market participants.

There are two main profit strategies for foreign exchange investment transactions: one is to make profits by trading with price differences, and the other is to make profits by trading with overnight interest rate spreads.

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Specifically, profit from price difference trading can be divided into profit from buying currency pairs and profit from selling currency pairs; similarly, profit from overnight interest rate differential trading can also be divided into profit from buying currency pairs and profit from selling currency pairs. Therefore, the profit methods of foreign exchange investment trading can be divided into four types.
Foreign exchange investors in any country in the world have the opportunity to make profits through price differences in exchange rate fluctuations. However, not all foreign exchange investors in all countries can make profits through yen carry trading. For example, banks or brokers in Europe, the United States and Hong Kong may not be able to provide some interest currency pairs with great profit potential, that is, currency pairs paired with low interest yen, such as TRY/JPY, ZAR/JPY, MXN/JPY, etc. Take DMM, a Japanese foreign exchange trading platform, as an example. Although it claims to have the world's first trading volume in its advertising, it does not provide TRY/JPY currency pairs.
This is the subtlety of long-term foreign exchange carry investment. Japanese investors have a unique advantage in this regard, with a rich variety of yen carry currency pairs to choose from. As the world's second most liquid currency pair, USD/JPY has a huge influence, and other Japanese yen carry currency pairs have a strong resonance with USD/JPY. Investors can grasp the changes in their positions in carry investment currency pairs by referring to the changes in trading volume in the daily report of USD/JPY investor trading positions, thereby effectively avoiding positions being stopped out.

In foreign exchange investment transactions, looking at line charts has advantages and disadvantages.

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Advantages of line charts in foreign exchange investment transactions.
The main advantage of line charts in foreign exchange investment transactions is that they can clearly present the overall price changes, making it easier for foreign exchange investment traders to quickly understand market trends. Whether it is an upward trend, a downward trend or a range fluctuation, it can be quickly judged through line charts. When the line chart shows an upward trend, foreign exchange investment traders can intuitively see the price increase trend; and when the line chart shows a downward trend, the price decline trend is also clear at a glance. Line charts are suitable for interpreting the general trend and direction of the market. Due to its simple structure, it will not generate complex fragmented information, nor will it cause confusion to foreign exchange traders due to too much information.
In contrast, the candlestick chart has "shadows" (i.e. "dotted lines"), "yang lines" and "yin lines" appear alternately, which makes it difficult for investors to accurately grasp the trend. Too much information may cause investors to lose their way and fail to make expected transactions. Line charts avoid these interferences and can clearly show the most important market trends and directions. If foreign exchange traders can fully understand the trend, they can formulate corresponding trading strategies based on it.
The shortcomings of line charts in foreign exchange investment transactions.
However, line charts also have obvious shortcomings. Line charts only connect closing prices, so they cannot provide important information such as "highest price" and "lowest price". In foreign exchange investment transactions, "highest price" and "lowest price" are extremely critical reference data, and the inability of line charts to display this information is undoubtedly a disadvantage. Take candlestick charts as an example. Candlestick charts use "shadows" to represent "highest price" and "lowest price". In a candlestick chart, when the upper shadow of a certain area becomes obvious, forex traders can speculate that the area has seen higher prices, but the prices have subsequently fallen back several times. This indicates that the upward momentum may have weakened, and in fact, the market may be shifting from an upward trend to a downward trend. However, if the same scene is observed using a line chart, it is difficult to infer that the upward momentum may have weakened based on the line chart alone because the line chart has no shadows (i.e., no representation of the "highest price").
In addition, many forex traders will set resistance and support lines based on the "highest price" and "lowest price", and these price levels are often accompanied by large price fluctuations in actual trading. The line chart cannot provide "highest price" and "lowest price" information, which makes it impossible for forex traders to trade using these key price levels, which is undoubtedly a disadvantage of the line chart.

Advantages and Disadvantages of Candlestick Charts in Forex Trading.

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Advantages of Candlestick Charts in Forex Trading.
In foreign exchange trading, the main advantage of candlestick charts is that they can quickly convey a lot of information visually. As an efficient charting tool, candlestick charts can instantly present the opening price, closing price, highest price and lowest price, which allows investors to quickly judge the strength of the rising and falling forces in the market. In foreign exchange trading, investors sometimes need to make buying and selling decisions based on split-second judgments, so being able to quickly obtain a lot of information is a significant advantage. Since candlestick charts provide rich information, investors can use this information to capture every trading opportunity and trade in various market scenarios.
Disadvantages of candlestick charts in foreign exchange trading.
However, candlestick charts also have significant disadvantages. The main problem is that "too much information can easily cause great confusion and confusion to foreign exchange traders." Because candlestick charts contain a lot of information, there is a high probability of "fragments" (i.e. market noise). In addition, various shapes and patterns in candlestick charts are considered to represent possible buy and sell signals, which makes these signals appear frequently. For beginners, they tend to "interpret the charts according to their own cognition", which may make subjective interpretations from a large amount of information and make reluctant buy and sell decisions. This may lead to transactions that are not real opportunities, or miss opportunities that really meet the requirements. Therefore, due to the excessive amount of information, candlestick charts can easily confuse and confuse foreign exchange traders during the trading process.

Among the analytical tools for foreign exchange investment transactions, bamboo line charts have their own unique advantages and disadvantages.

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The main advantage of bamboo line charts is that they emphasize high and low prices. This feature allows investors to easily draw trend lines based on high and low prices. These trend lines often become important resistance and support lines in trading, helping investors analyze market trends and judge price fluctuation trends, so as to respond to market changes more flexibly and formulate trading strategies. In addition, some investors believe that the price changes shown by bamboo line charts are relatively stable, psychologically less likely to produce violent fluctuations, and help to observe the market more clearly.
However, bamboo line charts have obvious disadvantages in information presentation. It is difficult to clearly present the "opening price" and "closing price", which makes it difficult for investors who are accustomed to using these two prices as trading references to use bamboo line charts for effective analysis. Compared with candle charts, bamboo line charts lack intuitive distinction between yin and yang lines, which makes it difficult for investors to interpret market trends and judge the comparison of long and short forces. For investors who need to obtain rich market information, the single information display method of bamboo line charts cannot meet their trading analysis needs, and there are certain limitations in practical applications.

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