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The core changes that foreign exchange investment trading brings to participants are reflected in the deep transformation of thinking and cognition.
Before trading, people focus more on the external environment and market opportunities; after trading, it becomes normal to look inward and reflect on the heart. In the fluctuations of the market and the success or failure of trading, investors constantly purify their minds and improve themselves, achieving the sublimation of the realm of life.
In this challenging trading journey, psychological knowledge is always with you. Regardless of the trading results, foreign exchange investment traders have been exposed to and learned simple psychology in practice. Successful traders are good at using this knowledge to optimize trading strategies and adjust their mentality; while traders who have not succeeded yet are also quietly accumulating psychological cognition in their trading experiences. These intangible gains are ultimately transformed into a more thorough understanding and perception of life.
Even if there is no economic return, foreign exchange investment trading also allows traders to gain something on the spiritual level, making their cognition of life more profound. This is the most essential difference before and after trading.
In the practice of foreign exchange investment and trading, the degree of attention paid to technical analysis varies depending on the investment strategy and capital scale of the trader.
Short-term traders and small capital traders often use technical analysis as an important trading reference, while large capital long-term investors are relatively cautious about technical analysis.
From the perspective of practical application, technical analysis can provide short-term traders with price fluctuation clues based on historical data and market indicators, helping them to judge short-term trading opportunities.
However, for large capital long-term investors, the limitations of technical analysis are more obvious. With huge capital reserves, large capital long-term investors have the ability to influence the technical trends of the market.
In the upward stage of the market, their increase in positions will become the key force to accelerate the rise of the market; when the upward trend retreats, their increase in positions can also prompt the market to stop falling and rise. Similarly, in a downward trend, the increase in positions of large capital long-term investors will aggravate the market's downward trend, and the increase in positions during the retreat will also cause the market to fall again.
This powerful ability to intervene in market trends means that long-term investors with large funds do not need to rely too much on technical analysis when making trading decisions. On the other hand, small-capital traders cannot have a substantial impact on market trends due to their small capital size. They can only rely on technical analysis and try to capture limited profit opportunities from market fluctuations. This fully reflects the essential difference in the application of technical analysis by traders of different capital sizes.
In the arena of foreign exchange investment and trading, the trading systems of small retail investors are flourishing.
Due to the differences in trading cognition and experience accumulation of each small retail investor, the trading systems they construct are also different, forming a rich and diverse combination of trading strategies.
But it cannot be ignored that the small retail investor group has a common trading shortcoming. The lack of funds forces them to trade with high leverage, and they frequently try risky operations such as chasing ups and downs, bottom-fishing, and generally lack the awareness of stop loss. This trading model is like "drinking poison to quench thirst", which causes small retail investors' funds to be quickly consumed in market fluctuations and eventually leave the market in disgrace.
In the current foreign exchange market environment, the effectiveness of the strategy of chasing ups and downs has been greatly reduced. In the past, prices often formed trends after breakthroughs, but now they quickly pull back after breakthroughs. If small retail investors do not take profits in time, they will be deeply trapped and can only stop losses. For small retail investors, position settings must be consistent with their own capital and risk tolerance. Once they trade blindly without actual conditions, a series of risks will be triggered. As the group with the least funds in the foreign exchange market and keen on short-term trading, small retail investors are also the group with the most serious losses. Their trading dilemma deserves in-depth thinking and analysis.
The enlightenment process of foreign exchange investment traders is essentially a growth process that requires a lot of money and time investment.
During the trading process, traders should not only pursue inner strength to overcome negative emotions such as fear and greed in trading, but also strive to improve their own technical level and build a perfect trading system.
All of this is inseparable from sufficient funds as a backing to resist the risks brought by market fluctuations, and also requires sufficient time for continuous practice, summary and reflection.
Therefore, sufficient funds and time are indispensable prerequisites for foreign exchange investment traders to achieve enlightenment, and the two together constitute the high cost basis of enlightenment.
Human nature perceives the pain of loss far more than the joy of gain, which determines that even if short-term stable profits are made, frequent losses will damage physical and mental health, but people often cannot perceive it.
Foreign exchange intraday short-term trading is a way for many investors to try to obtain quick returns. Among them, the use of naked candlestick chart trading can capture price fluctuations with its sensitivity to achieve small profits.
However, naked candlestick charts are deceptive and have extremely high requirements for traders. Not only do they require traders to be highly familiar with them, but they also need to avoid subjective judgment and market prediction during the trading process, and remain decisive when stopping losses.
Although the above conditions are met, short-term trading may achieve stable profits, but in the long run, this trading model has obvious disadvantages. The loss of funds and psychological pressure caused by frequent stop losses will have a negative impact on the physical and mental health of traders.
According to psychological principles, human nature perceives the pain of loss far more than the joy of gain, which makes it difficult for traders to withstand the psychological impact of frequent losses for a long time. Even if they can maintain stable profits in the short term, it is difficult to sustain. This is an important reason why powerful traders choose long-term investment and avoid short-term trading.
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