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For foreign exchange investment transactions, the accounts are similar in appearance, but there is an essential difference between speculation and investment, corresponding to the two strategies of short-term trading and long-term investment respectively.
However, more important than the account type is the account holder's cognitive state of investment, which will directly affect the final direction of the account funds and determine whether the trader stays in the market.
Among the many detours experienced by foreign exchange investment traders, the most representative one is the long-term indulgence in short-term speculation and the failure to turn to the long-term path of value investment in time. On this thorny road, countless traders have failed and finally chose to leave the market. Only a very small number of them can stick to it, usually accounting for less than 5%.
Although long-term investment is recognized as the correct investment direction, foreign exchange investment traders are still mired in losses. On the one hand, the limitation of capital scale makes it difficult to show one's skills even if one is proficient in technology; on the other hand, impatient traders, even if they have a certain amount of capital, cannot wait patiently for the growth of profits, and frequent operations are counterproductive.
In the field of investment, those who are persistent and daring to persevere are often more likely to succeed. Such people seem not to be "smart" enough, but in fact they are pure. No matter what kind of business they are engaged in, they can stand out with this persistence, and this is also true in foreign exchange investment and trading, because they have the spirit of fighting to the end, which is the essential element for success.
In the foreign exchange investment and trading market, the trading thinking of many investors is deeply misled by the gambling model and the imperfect stock market operation method, which leads to the investment behavior deviating from the rational track and falling into the dilemma of blind trading and frequent operations.
At the same time, there is a lack of unified and reasonable cycle standards for the evaluation of stable profitability of investment and trading, which further aggravates the confusion of investors' decision-making.
The core code for foreign exchange investment and trading to achieve stable profits does not lie in the pursuit of complex trading methods, but in the effective implementation of risk diversification and long-term holding strategies. By reasonably diversifying investments, reducing the risk of a single product; choosing advantageous products to establish positions and maintaining long-term holdings, you can reap steady returns in market fluctuations. However, this process requires investors to have firm beliefs and strong patience, which is an obstacle that most investors find difficult to overcome.
In some imperfect stock markets, investment activities have evolved into speculative games, which are essentially the same as casinos. Especially in East Asia, companies have impure motives for listing. High-quality companies choose not to go public because they do not want to dilute their interests and lose their operating freedom; listed companies aim to raise funds, and original shareholders are eager to cash out at high levels, resulting in distorted market value.
This unhealthy market ecology has a profound impact on the behavior patterns of foreign exchange investment traders, making them more inclined to short-term trading. However, the low volatility characteristics of the foreign exchange market make it difficult for short-term trading to obtain ideal returns, but instead fall into a loss cycle. It is worth pondering that investors who can recognize investment misunderstandings are often in the advanced stage of investment cognition, or only achieve cognitive sublimation after leaving the market. Because only by truly understanding the essence of investment, abandoning short-term speculative thinking, and firmly believing in long-term investment, can investors realize profits in the foreign exchange market and start the journey of wealth growth.
In the foreign exchange investment and trading market, the frequent entry and exit of short-term transactions is essentially a speculative category, and its operating mode is exactly the same as the greater fool and gambling.
"Long-term gambling will lead to losses" is not alarmist, but the experience summary of countless investors with real money, which deeply reflects the nature of short-term trading that is difficult to achieve sustained profits.
Small-capital retail foreign exchange traders face severe investment difficulties. Limited capital makes them weak in risk resistance in the market, and the desire to obtain high profits and get rich overnight makes them lose rationality in investment decisions. The dual effects of insufficient capital and eager profit mentality ultimately lead to the vast majority of small-capital retail investors ending their foreign exchange investment careers by leaving the market at a loss.
Although some small-capital retail investors understand the high risks of short-term high-frequency trading, they can only continue to look for opportunities in short-term trading because they cannot accept the relatively slow wealth accumulation process of long-term investment. In the trading process, in order to achieve rapid growth of funds, they often adopt aggressive trading strategies, or blindly follow the trend to participate in transactions, or heavily bet on market fluctuations. However, the complexity of the market and the uncertainty of short-term trading make these behaviors not only difficult to achieve profit goals, but also accelerate the consumption of funds, and ultimately lead to losing all their money and being forced to leave the foreign exchange investment and trading market.
For small-capital retail foreign exchange investment traders, simply recognizing that short-term trading is the root cause of losses is far from enough to change the current investment situation. If you want to carry out long-term investment, you must meet two necessary conditions at the same time: one is to have sufficient capital to ensure the stability and risk resistance of the investment layout; the other is to have a fund reserve to maintain family life and eliminate short-term profit pressure. Only when these two conditions are met at the same time can small-capital retail investors make long-term foreign exchange investments with a calm mind, otherwise, all ideas about long-term investment will be difficult to achieve.
In the world of foreign exchange investment and trading, different traders have their own roles to play.
Those who answer questions online may be business development personnel of foreign exchange brokers; those who create a brilliant investment record image may be depositors looking for capital injection; those who look for people to exchange investment experience are most likely new to foreign exchange trading; those who sell investment teaching courses are mostly unsuccessful investors who hope to use professional knowledge to start a second business.
However, those who are truly successful in the field of foreign exchange investment and trading often rarely interact with others. This is not because of arrogance, but a well-thought-out behavioral choice. In essence, they do not teach others easily because they know that it is extremely difficult to change a person's investment thinking and behavior patterns, and such changes are even difficult to happen between family members who live together day and night. At the same time, they avoid being too warm with others because they are worried that they will be misunderstood as having the purpose of selling courses or soliciting funds. In order to eliminate these potential misunderstandings, they simply choose not to communicate too much with others, and maintain their professional image and trading independence in a concise and direct way.
In the risk matrix of foreign exchange investment transactions, the identification and response strategies of true and false breakthroughs constitute the key link of risk management.
Innovative trading strategies propose: regard false breakthroughs as potential trading opportunities, intervene in the market with the trading framework of true breakthroughs, and use the short-term mismatch of the market to obtain profits; when facing true breakthroughs, adopt a false breakthrough response strategy of step-by-step verification and cautious participation to effectively avoid the risk of chasing high in trending markets.
In terms of fund management and stop-loss strategies, the light-position long-term strategy is given the core function of risk mitigation. This strategy advocates that in the state of floating losses, traders should carefully decide whether to stop losses based on a comprehensive analysis of market fundamentals and technical aspects. From the nature of market game, if investors with sufficient funds blindly execute stop loss, they will actually expose their risk exposure to the attack range of platform operators or market manipulators. Such stop loss behavior is defined by professionals as "irrational stop loss". Frequent stop loss by traders with limited funds will not only fail to effectively control risks, but will accelerate the decline of investment accounts due to the accumulation of transaction costs and capital loss. It is urgent to build a risk management and control system that meets the characteristics of their own funds.
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