[Dunning-Kruger effect] The reason why people who feel they have understood a little when they first learned FX end up letting go of the patterns
The moment you understand a little is when your confidence peaks
In psychology, there is the term Dunning-Kruger effect. It is the tendency for people who have just started learning about something to overestimate their level of understanding. The reason is simple: to judge what you don’t understand, you need at least some knowledge.
In FX, for example, there are times when you win several times using the taught procedures. At that moment, many people feel, “I’ve got the knack,” skip verifying conditions, and start mixing in their own judgments. Even if the person feels they are growing, in reality they are often gradually moving away from the pattern.
The tricky part is that the person who is off in their understandingfinds it hard to noticebecause their criteria for evaluation hasn’t matured yet, so they can’t judge for themselves.
Until your own measuring stick develops, compare yourself to a model and a person
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With the rules of this method, we show the profit and loss progression when trading with an initial margin of 1 million yen, using two leverages: 25x and 1,000x.
When you gain confidence, return to the original form
Gaining confidence isn’t a bad thing. What matters is distinguishing whether that confidence comes from following the pattern or from your own improvisation. On the day you feel you’ve made progress, reopen the manual and compare it with your own steps. Even that alone helps you minimize the drift that may have accumulated without you noticing.
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Summary of this Article
- In the early stages of learning, you tend to overestimate your understanding
- After several wins, you’re more likely to skip checks and drift from the pattern
- Until your own measuring stick develops, confirm drift with the manual and personal guidance
- When you feel a sense of progress, return to the original form
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