In FX, making profits in a ranging market is steady; trend markets are not stable, but they generate overwhelming profits.

What can be said about most FX markets is

that both trading strategies can be reliably profitable.

However, each of them has its own drawbacks,

so profits remain only if you can address and overcome those drawbacks.

Many losing traders fail to profit precisely because they have not sublimated those drawbacks.

In reality, losing traders tend to survive when they switch to a trend-following approach and become accustomed to capital increase methods within that approach.

Losing traders tend to put profits first almost by default.

I understand that way of thinking.

However, the top priority for us as traders must be to make capital increases succeed.

Ultimately, you would want to avoid trades that cause capital increases to fail.

In fact, not making profits every day in trading is mentally taxing, but

the mental strain from a long trend market with a large loss from reverse averaging (counter-trend averaging) is even worse.

If you want to survive in the market or want to grow your profits, you should prioritize trend-following in a trending market.

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