In 2015, when a trader Guo Qiaoping first entered the field of foreign exchange trading, he might not have expected that this would become his professional focus for the next ten years. From an initial novice to a full-time trader today, he admitted that the core driving force that supported him along the way was pure "like" - this love for the market made him willing to transform trading from interest to career. Passed recently EagleTrader After the assessment, he decided to challenge the profit-sharing account with a full-time identity, and enthusiastically shared his thoughts and experiences about trading in an interview with EagleTrader.

　　Use 70% of the technology to determine the direction

　　In the trading system of Guo Qiaoping, technical analysis accounts for 70% of the decision-making weight, fundamental analysis and intuitive experience account for 10% and 20% respectively. Such proportional distribution stems from his persistence in "determinal opportunities": "General small markets may make small profits and losses, but real profits must seize those explosive opportunities." The "determinism" he mentioned is based on a set of core strategies that have not made significant adjustments in five years. The keyword of this strategy is "retracement control" - he firmly believes that the core of long-term stable profits is to suppress dynamic retracement to an extremely low level, "it would rather miss it than let the risk get out of control."

　　In order to reduce the impact of luck on trading, his response method is almost harsh: when there is no high probability opportunity, try the position lightly and wait patiently. Even if you take a heavy position, stop loss must be followed closely, "If there is an unplanned loss, never delay." This discipline stems from the lessons of early liquidation. "How could it be that there has been no position in 10 years of trading?" He said bluntly that those "red-eye" experiences made him completely abandon the mentality of luck. Now every transaction must be set to stop loss, and the single risk exposure is strictly controlled within 2%.

　　Logistics from heavy positions to profit protection

　　When asked about the handling of heavy positions when facing sudden losses or profit retracement, the trader Guo Qiaoping's answer showed high consistency. Faced with unexpected losses, he chose to "follow the stop loss and never fight"; and if the profits are greatly taken off, he will decisively close half of his position.Set protective stop loss for the remaining positions. This idea of ​​"cutting off losses and allowing limited profits to run" is closely related to his pullback repair cycle of "recovering the high point of net value within one to two weeks".

　　He appears flexible and pragmatic about market volatility: stable market pursues steady returns, while high volatility market captures higher returns under the premise of strict stop loss. This strategic adaptability may explain why he can keep the account curve stable in complex markets through the "wait-capture-exit" cycle.

　　Restrain greed and respect the rules

　　By Eagle After the Trader assessment, traders Guo Qiaoping realized the difference between here and personal trading: "Operating under the framework of rules can strengthen discipline." For the newly joined candidates, he gave three suggestions to hit the nail on the head: reject the fantasy of huge profits, learn to wait in short positions, and always strictly stop losses. "When there is no opportunity in the market, if you don't make a profit, you will win." This sentence may be the most concise footnote in his ten-year trading career.

　　From a loser to a risk control practitioner, Guo Qiaoping’s trader’s experience confirms a simple truth: in the foreign exchange market, living longer is more important than earning faster. When most people are addicted to predicting the market, they choose to use rules to bind human nature - this may be the underlying code for him to travel through cycles and continue to evolve.