It is almost inevitable that there will be losses when there are profits in foreign exchange speculation. But sometimes profits and losses cannot be viewed in isolation. They are actually a dialectical and unified relationship. First: The profits and losses incurred by foreign exchange speculation are closely linked. Finding the thing that scares investors the most is the point at which you need to make the trade. Don't expect to find a trading point where you feel more comfortable until you've made a profit. There is no best trading point, only the most suitable trading point at the moment. The consequences of waiting could be worse. Second: Always stand far away from crowded crowds. Trade before, after, or against most people. Be the first to open the door to profit. Your job is to steal their money before they steal yours. Do your homework and stay away from bad advice, poor judgment and bad timing. Your own success is based on the mistakes (misfortunes) of others. Of course, not everyone can master this method of foreign exchange speculation skillfully, and reverse operations are also dangerous in most cases, so investors are not recommended to use it. Third: Buy when the price of foreign exchange speculation reaches a new high and the price retreats for the first time, and sell when the price rebounds for the first time when the price reaches a new low. Traders are used to testing support/resistance levels. Being with these traders will make you miss the opportunity to get on the boat to wealth in the first place. The profits and losses of foreign exchange speculation are mutually convertible. Investors cannot take the risk of huge losses just because they want to get the maximum profit. It is irrational to do so. Really successful investment is not about getting rich overnight but about the continuous accumulation of wealth and the continuous upgrading of trading methods. The biggest trap is profit. On the surface, meaningless transactions are also speculative transactions. They seem to be not much different from others, but this is not the case. Investors who engage in meaningless trading do not truly understand what speculation is. What is speculation? Speculation is an investment opportunity. If you don't have an opportunity, you won't enter the market. It's like hunting. You won't shoot until you see your prey. The success of speculation depends on the results of speculation, which makes traders happy through the results of profits. The meaningless transaction is to shoot at any object you see, whether it is prey or not. It is more like playing a game. The joy of the game comes from the game process and not necessarily the result. In essence, meaningless trading is not speculation, but using funds to play futures games. It is a pure consumption of funds. This kind of trading behavior is contrary to his profit goal. Meaningless trading is also a kind of indulgence to oneself and is an extremely irresponsible behavior in trading. Meaningless trading allows investors to satisfy their addiction to entering the market and relieve them of the uncomfortable feeling of not trading. The process or entering the market is joyful, but the results are often not good, just like playing a game where you will eventually have to pay. The key to the problem is: we often cannot judge trading opportunities. It is true that the judgment of trading opportunities and the assessment of market size are uncertain, but it is this uncertainty that leads to the inevitability of risk. In other words, the risk of any transaction is inevitable, but the profit cannot be determined. This should cause investors to pay more attention to risks first, rather than profits. Meaningless trading is precisely to see more profits and ignore potential risks. Ethereal profits like an invisible hand prompt many investors to trade blindly. As long as you clearly understand the uncertainty of profits and the inevitability of risks, you can reduce unnecessary transactions to a great extent, and this is also the inevitable basis for reducing unnecessary transactions. Reducing unnecessary transactions does not mean that you do not usually trade. It does not mean that as long as you reduce unnecessary transactions, you will definitely be able to seize valuable opportunities. Proper trading is an important means to keep in touch with the market. The key is that you must carefully consider every transaction, fully understand where to stop loss after entering the market, and whether the market currently has a good entry point, etc. You can see some market trends, but it is difficult to truly grasp them. We can only deal with those market trends that we can both see and grasp. In fact, there are not many such market trends in a year. This is a fact that has been verified for many years. . Reducing unnecessary transactions is equivalent to saving bullets. Cherish every bullet and use it in the right place instead of indulging in the joy of shooting. We always talk about cutting losses and cutting losses. Some people think that cutting losses means preventing losses from happening and working hard for them. In fact, this understanding is completely incorrect. In the ever-changing market of foreign exchange margin, it is impossible to completely avoid losses. Different people will deal with the same thing in different ways. Some people can maintain their own strength, but some people can only suffer more and more losses, and eventually they can no longer trade. You must develop your own strategy for foreign exchange margin.