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In foreign exchange investment trading, traders must learn to screen and filter information when learning foreign exchange investment trading experience.
Faced with a large number of trading articles and suggestions, traders need to have the ability to distinguish between good and bad. If an article is long and tedious, it is often a sign that the author himself does not understand it. Truly experienced traders can often express core ideas in concise and clear language. The length of an article can largely reflect the level of the author. As the old saying goes: "True scriptures are a single sentence, false scriptures are a thousand volumes of books." As people grow older, they will agree with this more and more. Reading lengthy articles is actually a waste of time.
Those long and stinky articles are often written by authors who do not understand themselves, so they use lengthy words to confuse others' thinking. Such articles are not only worthless, but may also mislead readers. Readers must stay awake and not let these articles confuse their thinking. In foreign exchange investment trading, time is money, and any method that can save time is worth trying. Therefore, traders should focus on reading concise, refined and in-depth articles, which often provide real value.

In foreign exchange investment transactions, long-term foreign exchange investment usually does not need to set a stop loss.
Long-term investors focus on market trends and long-term gains over several years, rather than short-term ups and downs. On the contrary, those who repeatedly emphasize stop losses are often short-term speculators. They focus on short-term market fluctuations and try to make profits by predicting short-term ups and downs, which is essentially a gambling behavior.
Long-term foreign exchange investment is not afraid of short-term ups and downs, because long-term investors believe in the long-term trend of the market. They rely on in-depth analysis of market fundamentals and a deep understanding of economic cycles, and this belief can be regarded as a kind of "faith". Long-term investors believe that as long as their analysis is correct, the market will eventually move in the direction they expect, even if there will be fluctuations in the process.
In contrast, short-term foreign exchange speculators rely on luck. They try to capture short-term profits by quickly entering and exiting the market. The success of this strategy depends largely on the immediate reaction of the market, which is often unpredictable. Therefore, short-term speculators need to set stop losses frequently to control risks. However, this strategy also means that they may miss the long-term trend of the market, because short-term fluctuations often obscure the long-term market direction.
In short, there are significant differences in strategies and dependent factors between long-term foreign exchange investment and short-term speculation. Long-term investors rely on a deep understanding of the market and long-term beliefs, while short-term speculators rely more on luck and quick reactions to short-term fluctuations.

In the world of foreign exchange investment and trading, minimalist strategies are the shortcut to success.
However, in the domestic market, foreign exchange platforms and education and training industries over-package and complicate trading strategies for commercial purposes, and launch a large number of strategy systems, which make investors fall into "strategy anxiety". This artificially created complexity not only increases the learning cost of investors, but also disrupts their trading thinking, causing many people to exhaust their principal in the process of exploration and eventually leave the market with regret.
In fact, the core strategy framework of foreign exchange investment and trading is extremely simple: breakthrough and callback are the only two entry logics. The practice of the European and American foreign exchange markets has fully verified this view: the four basic strategies of buy stop (breakthrough buying), buy limit (callback buying), sell stop (breakthrough selling) and sell limit (callback selling) help investors effectively capture market opportunities with clear logic and clear operating rules. These strategies abandon redundant modifications, point directly to the essence of trading, and show the powerful vitality of minimalism.
When investors can let go of their obsession with complex strategies and focus on these four basic strategies, it means that their trading cognition has reached a new height. This is not only a simplification of trading strategies, but also an innovation of thinking patterns. By returning to the essence of trading, investors can get rid of the noise interference of the market and grasp the market laws from a clearer perspective, thereby achieving a qualitative leap in foreign exchange investment and trading.

In the practice of foreign exchange investment and trading, traders must realize that adding to a position on a pullback is actually a special form of adding to a position on a breakout.
In actual operations, many traders often hesitate between breakout trading and pullback trading, not knowing which method is more suitable for the current market situation. This entanglement often stems from uncertainty about the market direction and unfamiliarity with trading strategies. In fact, if the market direction cannot be accurately judged, whether it is a breakout transaction or a pullback transaction, it may lead to losses. Because both trading methods have high risks without the correct direction guidance. On the contrary, if the market trend can be correctly grasped, both breakout transactions and pullback transactions have the opportunity to make a profit. This shows that the trading method itself is not the key factor in determining profit and loss, the key lies in the judgment of the market direction.
Assuming that the trading direction is correct, the pullback can be regarded as a breakthrough on the step formed by the previous breakthrough, that is, a new breakthrough on the breakthrough platform of the previous stage is made on the basis of the pullback. Simply put, when a trend continues and a pullback occurs, forex traders add positions in the pullback interval, which is actually a breakthrough. This understanding can help traders better grasp trading opportunities, rather than blindly wandering between breakthroughs and pullbacks. Traders who truly understand this key cognition can often start to make profits.
Fundamentally speaking, whether you can withstand and hold on to floating losses during the process of building and adding positions is the key to profitability. I believe that profitable winners will agree with this view. It takes different winners different amounts of time to comprehend this key cognition, some may be three years, some may be five years, and some may be as long as ten years or even longer. This is related to differences in personal IQ, and the time of comprehension may be early or late. For forex traders who comprehend later, sufficient capital reserves are necessary support, because only with sufficient funds can they still withstand possible losses and ultimately achieve profitability after a long period of learning and comprehension.

The core essence of foreign exchange investment and trading is inseparable from a deep understanding of the nature of the trading target.
Foreign exchange traders can only find the right direction in the ever-changing market and establish an effective trading thinking system if they accurately grasp the inherent attributes of foreign exchange currency investment and trading.
In terms of the selection of investment and trading strategies, it is crucial to clearly distinguish between trend products and consolidation products. There are essential differences between these two types of trading products in terms of price evolution patterns, risk-return characteristics, etc., and the corresponding trading strategies also need to be "right medicine for the symptoms". Trend strategies focus on grasping the unilateral trend of prices and pursuing lucrative profits in the process of trend continuation; consolidation strategies focus on price range fluctuations and obtain small profits through multiple transactions. If the two strategies are used in a mismatched manner, the trading results will inevitably be contrary to expectations. This is a trading common sense that investors must keep in mind.
As far as the actual situation of the current foreign exchange currency market is concerned, its market attributes have undergone a significant change. Compared with the past, foreign exchange currencies now show more characteristics of consolidation trading varieties, and trend opportunities are relatively scarce. In such a market context, the advantages of traditional trend trading strategies are difficult to play, and the light position long-term strategy has become a better trading choice due to its flexibility and adaptability. It can effectively control risks and wait for profit opportunities to appear during the long consolidation process. If foreign exchange investment traders can timely understand this key change in the foreign exchange currency market and reasonably adjust their trading strategies, they will take a solid step towards the goal of successful trading.




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