The foreign exchange market is a battlefield
The foreign exchange market is a battlefield, I am a general, and the funds in my account are my soldiers and horses.
It is impossible for me to lead a million soldiers before going through all kinds of training. Good generals are all experienced in a hundred battles.
Good generals usually lead a lot of troops, but they also lead very few troops at the beginning. As the battles increase, the number of troops under the banner of winning battles increases. Generals who have not experienced enough wars and only talk about armies on paper will often lose battles, even if they are given more troops, they may even be wiped out.
A general who wins a battle will not fight easily, but will judge the situation and wait patiently for the opportunity. Even if the other party scolds the battle, the soldiers under his command can't bear it. As long as the time is not ripe, he will still not fight, otherwise he will lose his troops.
In a major war, they played very few battles, and they may lose or win small battles, but they will definitely win big battles.
Once they won the big battle and the situation became favorable to them, they would send a group of soldiers to chase down the enemy who had become vulnerable to attack to the end, cut down the grass and root out the roots, and at the same time occupy the enemy's city and consolidate their base.
They can't defeat the enemy, but they will never allow themselves to be defeated by the enemy. They are always looking for the enemy's weak points, avoiding the enemy's edge, and once they find the enemy's weakness, they will concentrate their firepower to attack.
Their army is strictly disciplined, and any violations of military discipline will be severely punished.
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