Why does the market always lure shorts and longs?
In the world of trading, it is quite normal to encounter both bullish and bearish traps, and we will all experience them. The discomfort we feel towards these traps stems from the fact that we have st...
Why do many people think that full-time trading has no social status?
It's quite normal. A person may seem idle on a regular basis, hiding in their room day after day, only occasionally emerging to wander around and speak in a language you can't comprehend. Most people ...
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Share some practical cases of trading masters
Friends often ask me, how can one make profits that are dozens or even hundreds of times? Every time I hear this question, I feel a shiver down my spine, because this mindset is akin to when I first s...
Japan is in constant trouble, and the export of the 100 billion market is blocke
Japan is facing another major challenge, with a 100 billion market export being obstructed, and its last straw of salvation has been completely cut off by China. Will Japan really lose the next decade...
The peso depreciated by 54%, and 11 provinces sounded the alarm!
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