What books inspired you in your trading journey?
Storytelling, characters, and themes in books may have impacted a person's trading philosophy or strategies. It underscores the idea that inspiration and insights can come from unexpected sourcesand provides a unique perspective on the trader's personal journey.
More than 90% of the foreign exchange market is losing money, why don't you give up?
How to choose a platform, can copying or calling orders really make money?
Since when did you feel that trading is not that complicated?
Let me talk about myself, when I came into contact with currency, I found it very simple. Isn’t it just buying and selling currency, and there is no time limit. Later, when I really started trading, especially when I came into contact with indicators, I found it very difficult. Some indicators even have names. I couldn’t read it well, and after I studied it thoroughly, I found that the market was not as docile as I imagined, and losses were common, and my mentality collapsed...Why do I think trading is from simple to difficult, but Isn't it getting simpler and simpler as everyone said? Do you feel the same way?
How do you view the advertising behavior of the salesmen on the platform? The more salesmen, the bigger the platform, the more trustworthy it is?
I feel that the current trading group is not as pure as it was a few years ago. I joined some trading groups to communicate and learn. Every time I finish speaking, a salesman will definitely add me (without repeating the same), but the behavior of the salesman is really strange. It's disgusting. Does it mean that the more salesmen there are on a certain platform, the stronger and more convincing that platform is?