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One of the biggest risks in foreign exchange investment trading is those newbies who are learning, theoretical, and nerdy.
These newbies often think that those who make money must be those with good skills, and those who lose money must be those with poor skills. This perception is the biggest mistake of new foreign exchange investment traders.
In the process of learning various foreign exchange investment trading technical indicators, newbies will continue to lose money. Every time they lose money, they always feel that they have not learned the skills well, so they work hard to learn and understand again. After learning for a period of time, they lose money again, and they feel that they have not learned the skills well, so they learn again. This repetitive process will cause them to lose money continuously until they go bankrupt, and then they will suddenly realize that any technical analysis of the foreign exchange investment market is as stupid as a blind man touching an elephant.
The cruel truth is that just learning the foreign exchange investment technology can make 95% of foreign exchange investment trading novices disappear forever. However, this does not mean that technology is not important. Technology is like the foundation of a house. You can't see the foundation after the house is built, but this does not mean that there is no foundation.
Successful foreign exchange investment traders must understand the order: beginners should first learn psychology, then accumulate enough original capital, and finally learn technology. After completing these tasks, slowly invest, slowly accumulate wealth, and gradually become rich, rather than pursuing overnight wealth. Wealth is accumulated bit by bit. With this understanding, foreign exchange investment traders are not far from success.
In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, the trading rule of "rebound without new highs is a selling point, and callback without new lows is a buying point" often confuses investors in actual application.
The uncertainty of market trends and the difficulty in distinguishing true and false breakthroughs make this rule an obstacle to investors' operations, resulting in difficulties in trading decisions.
The complexity and variability of the foreign exchange market requires investors to have the ability to capture certainty in uncertainty. The light position long-term strategy is a weapon for investors to deal with market uncertainty. By diversifying investments and buying and selling with a light position multiple times, investors can effectively control risks, while waiting for the market trend to become clear by holding for a long time. This strategy is like the conditioning of the body by light fasting, which improves the stability of investment transactions in a moderate and restrained way.
In the trading process, overcoming greed and fear is the key for investors to achieve stable investment. Greed and fear are the main emotional factors that affect trading decisions, and the two are closely linked. Only by eliminating greed can we resolve fear from the root and allow investors to remain rational in trading. When faced with the operational entanglement of "a rebound that does not set a new high is a selling point, and a callback that does not set a new low is a buying point", the light position long-term strategy and a peaceful trading mentality can help investors break through difficulties and move forward steadily in the foreign exchange market.
In foreign exchange investment transactions, blindly increasing the time investment in the market often becomes an important inducement for investors to lose money.
The randomness and complexity of the market determine that the winning rate of transactions has no direct correlation with time investment. No matter how much time is spent on market analysis every day, the final trading results are difficult to be influenced by time.
Many investors mistakenly believe that they can improve their trading winning rate by deeply studying currency fundamentals, technical patterns, etc. However, this excessive time-consuming analysis method is actually a self-misleading trap. The consumption of a large amount of time not only fails to bring the expected increase in returns, but also disrupts the trading thinking of investors, causing them to fall into a vicious cycle of losses in frequent transactions.
From a psychological perspective, excessive time investment in the foreign exchange market reflects investors' eagerness for success and excessive concern for gains and losses. This mentality is like "more haste, less speed" in daily life, which causes investors to distort their actions in transactions and fail to make rational decisions.
For foreign exchange investors, it is crucial to clarify the correct direction of time investment. More energy should be focused on learning investment psychology, accumulating professional knowledge, accumulating trading experience, and improving skills, rather than wasting time on meaningless trend chart research. Only by allocating time and energy reasonably can we effectively avoid the risk of loss and move forward steadily in foreign exchange investment transactions.
In foreign exchange investment transactions, traders should focus on "what to do" rather than "why".
Many traders are keen to analyze why a currency pair fell sharply yesterday and why it rose today. However, the fluctuations in the foreign exchange market are complex and changeable, and traders can never know the exact reasons behind it. Even if you can explain the reason for a big drop, you cannot guarantee that you can accurately determine the reason for the rise next time, because each transaction is unique. Traders need to understand that there is no necessary connection between one transaction and the next. Therefore, in foreign exchange investment transactions, you should abandon the question of "why" and focus on "what to do".
In short-term transactions, traders should abandon predictions, focus on responses, and respect every big retracement. In long-term investments, use interest rates as a guide to judge the direction of the market. When entering the market, you should also abandon predictions and focus on responses. Adopt a light position long-term strategy, deal with countless uncertainties through countless light position transactions, and find certainty in uncertainty.
In foreign exchange investment transactions, overly big dreams are often more lethal than trading losses. It is like a time bomb hidden in the hearts of investors, which may trigger an investment crisis at any time.
The complexity of the foreign exchange market determines that losses are a common phenomenon in the trading process, but unrealistic dreams will mislead investors' trading behavior and amplify investment risks.
The foreign exchange market itself is neutral, and what really hurts investors is unrealistic expectations. When investors overestimate the returns of currency pairs and still have illusions when stopping losses, they are likely to fall into a vicious circle and find it difficult to make correct trading decisions. Learning to stay rational in trading and not be swayed by excessive expectations is the key for investors to protect themselves.
Reasonably setting trading goals is an important part of foreign exchange investment. Taking a principal of 10,000 US dollars as an example, setting a profit target of 1,000 US dollars is both in line with the actual market situation and can effectively control risks; while pursuing a profit of 1 million US dollars is obviously out of touch with reality. However, under the influence of the exaggerated stream of consciousness in Chinese society, this unrealistic high goal has become the pursuit of most investors. Conservative profit targets are not only difficult to be recognized, but may even be ridiculed. This cultural atmosphere has to some extent exacerbated the deviation of investors' goal setting, making them face greater risks in foreign exchange investment.
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