The courage to never give up from the very beginning

I will speak with certainty to those who are about to start FX.

Winning from the very beginning is out of the question

Please give up right from the start.

“What will you do if you give up from the start? You’re starting FX to increase your money by winning!”

There may be people who think that.

Also, there may be people with this kind of mindset.

“If I start by being prudent and gradually increase my pocket money a little, I’ll be fine!”

Even if you begin with such a resolve, you will initially lose gradually and prudently.

So, what should you do?

It is not to win from the start,but to aim to gain experienceby starting.

“To give up” can also be expressed as “to become aware.” Beginners should first give up on winning from the start, accumulate trading experience,and aim to clarify their own failure patternsin order to minimize overall losses.

If you make your failure patterns clear, you should also begin to see how to cope with them. I believe that addressing each failure pattern one by one and increasing the probability of successful trades is the ultimately winning method.

Until a baby learns to walk, after starting to crawl, they fall often. In judo, you practice by learning breakfalls first. If you don’t learn how to fall or how to break your fall, you could be seriously injured when you stumble or are thrown. FX is the same.“How to fall” and “how to break a fall” are “experiences of losing, so if you don’t learn properly at first, you may crash headlong without raising your hands, or after being thrown you may not be able to break your fall and fracture your neck—losses so deadly you may never recover.

Therefore, when you are starting FX and are thinking about how much money to invest,before deciding how much you can invest in failed trades, why not start there? It’s like tuition. If you accumulate that experience and realize you can recover the money through your ability, keep going; if you determine you cannot recover it, you can quit then.

Even if the results aren’t there, the time and money spent so far are by no means wasted. The investment in FX has yielded the experience of “trying.” Rather than regretting, “If only I had challenged investing back then… If only I had started FX back then…,” which is unknowable, it is much healthier to face it.

P.S.

The last four lines will be meaningless to those who only focus on the amount of money they lost.