Read Traders from Position Control

Some people say that the financial market reflects the life of investors, others say that the financial market is a documentary depicting the journey of the investor's heart ... Indeed, the attitude and positions can easily reflect the qualities of an investor.

1. One who sizes up the situation is a master

Because they understand it takes high qualities to succeed in the forex market. In order to win, they study hard, are brave to practice, are keen to study and are good at summarization. To them, when speculation opportunities are bigger than investment, the key is to be very cautious about the trading assets, the timing and the quantity, take every step carefully and strictly control the position. They would rather miss the opportunity if they are not sure that they can profit. When there is a risk, they take a rest. To such investors, it’s only a matter of how much they earn instead of whether they can earn. They are the everlasting winners in the market. 

2. Those who hold heavily usually lose more often than they profit

There are many investors of this kind, most of whom have some experience in the forex market. They usually have read quite some technical analysis, listened to many reviews and done a lot of conclusions. Despite their understanding of the market, they still often encounter setbacks in operation, be it reluctant to catch an opportunity, or fail to hold the market trend. They would then complain the market, review their failures, learn the lessons and keep losing. They also would fall into the habit of holding heavy positions because they want to earn more when the market is good and only to give what they earn away when the market turns. They not only become a regular passenger in the “elevator” of the market situation, but also lose terribly in the time of a bear market. Only a few number of investors would learn from the lessons and get over it. 

3. Those who always hold a full position are the blind donators to the market

This kind of investors often enter the market when tempted by a good market trend. After stepping into the market, they earn a bit profit and start to feel that it’s easy to make money and then increase the position blindly. Another case is those who have spare money at hand and think that the financial market is a good place to earn some quick money, or they think that trading is simple enough for everyone to participate that they would put in their pension or relief fund for a gamble. These people are not good at learning and improving. Instead, they lean on hearsays and media reviews and sell into corrections. After full-position operations, they not only suffer from a losing capital but also the incapability to save themselves with extra money. In the end, they become the mostly heavily affected by the market. Although some people in this category are climbing to the second tier through learning, most still follow the trend and lean their future on the trust to luck.   

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