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In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, traders with super-large funds often enter and exit the market in a counter-trend manner. The fundamental reason is that their funds are too large, and both the entry and exit processes take a certain amount of time.
The core strategy of small-capital trading by retail investors should be to follow the trend and achieve convenient entry and exit by taking advantage of the small size of funds. It is not that traders with super-large funds do not want to follow the trend, but they are constrained by objective conditions. The premise of trend trading is to have the ability to enter and exit in seconds, and the huge amount of funds makes it impossible for them to enter or exit instantly.
Therefore, most traders with super-large funds can only gradually build positions in the counter-trend, because it takes time to build positions; when closing positions, they also need to start taking action when the trend is still in the trend extension stage. If they wait until the trend reverses before closing positions, they often miss the opportunity.
Small-capital retail investors should give full play to the advantage of "small boats are easy to turn around" and insist on following the trend, which is highly consistent with the characteristics of small capital entering and exiting in seconds. However, some retail investors are keen on bottom-fishing against the trend. This practice is actually actively abandoning their own advantages and confronting traders with super-large funds with their own disadvantages. Obviously, it is not a reasonable trading choice.
In foreign exchange investment transactions, risk control is the key factor in whether traders can make profits.
Without risk control, traders are not qualified to discuss making money. Many traders have made a lot of money in the process of trading, but eventually lost all their profits. The reason is that they did not implement effective risk control.
Why do those traders who won the championship in the foreign exchange investment real-time competition eventually disappear in the foreign exchange market? The reason is also lack of risk control. Real-time competitions usually have time limits, which forces contestants to adopt high-risk strategies in order to achieve excellent results within a limited time. Even if they win the game, this high-risk trading method cannot help them achieve long-term financial freedom. The fee-based examination of foreign exchange proprietary companies is also unreliable, and it has the same drawbacks as futures big dealers.
Historically, many famous futures heroes, both in China and abroad, have eventually embarked on the road of suicide, and the reason is also the lack of risk control. They may have achieved great success in the short term, but due to the lack of effective risk control mechanism, it eventually led to disastrous consequences.
In short, if foreign exchange investment traders do not have risk control, they will eventually lose their profits. Only those traders who have implemented effective risk control are qualified to discuss how to make money. Risk control is not only the key to protecting the principal, but also the basis for achieving long-term stable profits. By setting stop losses, controlling positions and managing funds reasonably, traders can move forward steadily in a complex market environment and avoid unnecessary losses caused by excessive risk-taking.
In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, most retail short-term traders have significant operating characteristics: they stick to their positions when they lose money, but quickly stop profits when they make profits, and eventually fall into the dilemma of "big losses and small profits".
In this mode, the accumulation of multiple small profits is often swallowed up by a single large loss, making it difficult to achieve overall profits.
To achieve substantial growth in profits is essentially a goal of long-term investment. However, most retail small-capital traders are limited by the scale of funds and naturally prefer short-term trading. It is extremely difficult to continuously increase profits in the short term, and it is difficult to form a "running" trend.
Therefore, if traders want to obtain considerable returns, they must cultivate a long-term investment mentality and a winner's mindset and break through the cognitive limitations of short-term trading. The most scientific practical path is to adopt a light-position long-term strategy - through the layout of countless light positions, it can not only resist the impact of floating losses, but also carry the growth of floating profits, and avoid emotional operations from a mechanism perspective.
At the same time, the support of foreign exchange carry strategy can effectively promote long-term investment: the characteristics of this strategy determine that it is not suitable for short-term trading. Even if traders try to make short-term operations, they will not be able to do so due to the restrictions of strategy rules, and thus actively or passively insist on long-term investment.
The success or failure of foreign exchange investment transactions depends largely on the trader's understanding of the nature of the market and the corresponding mentality.
The uncertainty of the market is an objective law, and any attempt to completely control the market is unrealistic. Traders recognize their own limitations in judging market details (such as fundamentals, capital trends, support level effectiveness, etc.), which is a reflection of respecting market laws and the basis for achieving continuous trading.
In reality, many traders violate market laws due to overconfidence and insist on controlling the market rhythm through personal ability. This mentality directly leads to continued trading losses. Especially for people with high education and high IQ, if they bring the "control thinking" of traditional fields into foreign exchange trading, they will fall into cognitive misunderstandings.
In fact, the core logic of foreign exchange trading is that traders need to let go of their desire to control the market, accept the uncertainty of the market with a humble attitude, and complete the reconstruction of the mentality from passive losses to active adaptation by following the trend rather than fighting the trend, and finally achieve the coordination and unity of trading behavior and market rules.
In the foreign exchange investment and trading scenario, the biggest suffering of traders is undoubtedly huge losses.
In the context of traditional society, the suffering of ordinary people is mostly caused by poverty, such as having no money to treat diseases and being unable to guarantee basic living. But it should be made clear that there are many differences between the suffering of ordinary people and the suffering of successful people. The former often seems insignificant in front of the latter, and even cannot be counted as a scratch. The suffering of successful people often faces the test of life and death, which is the tenacity and courage shown in the choice of life and death.
The same is true in the field of foreign exchange trading: the serious liquidation encountered by small-capital traders may not be worth mentioning in the eyes of large-capital investors. However, large-capital investors must have experienced countless setbacks on the road to success, and there is no possibility of smooth sailing. The core reason why they can become more and more courageous is due to their instinctive unwillingness - if they cannot achieve something great after enduring such heavy suffering, they will feel sorry for the torment they have suffered. This is human nature.
Therefore, small-capital traders should not envy the success of large-capital investors. When they learn about the major disasters and setbacks they have experienced, they will definitely admire them - if it were me, I might have given up long ago.
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