EagleTrader trader | Only doing foreign exchange for 7 years, making money is the driving force, obeying the rules is the retreat

If trading is only regarded as a shortcut to getting rich, it will be difficult for a person to persist for seven years; but if trading is regarded as a profession, time will become the most important friend.

Shao Guoliang has been engaged in the trading industry for seven years, and during these seven years, he has always focused on the foreign exchange market itself. Talking about why he can persist until now, his answer is simple – making money is the most direct motivation; and what really makes him go down is his love for the trading industry itself.

Because of this, he chose to devote himself to trading in a full-time capacity without leaving himself any “escape path”. Even after passing E.T.
After the assessment, his choice is still clear and firm: continue to operate the profit-sharing account full-time, and regard trading as a career that requires long-term polishing, rather than a periodic attempt.

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In Shao Guoliang’s trading judgment, technical analysis has always occupied a core position. In his decision-making structure, technical factors account for about 70%, fundamentals are more used to assist judgment, and intuition and experience, based on years of accumulation of real transactions, occupy the remaining weight.

Precisely because of his high reliance on technology, his understanding of “long-term stable profitability” is very straightforward: profitability itself comes from technology, followed by risk control management and mentality control.

This understanding also determines his attitude towards strategic adjustments. The trading strategies currently used have not undergone major subversive modifications, and the same will be true in the future – in his view, truly effective strategies require continuous improvement and execution rather than frequent reconstruction.

Always keep the account under control

Many traders will attribute losses to “luck”, but Shao Guoliang does not agree with this statement.

In his trading system, entry and exit are based on clear technical forms and execution logic, and the proportion of luck is compressed as much as possible.

This is also reflected in his position management method: he is not used to taking heavy positions at the beginning, but will only gradually increase positions under the premise of floating profits.

Once there is a large retracement, whether it is a floating loss or profit taking, his approach is always the same – back to the technical form itself:

If the form is not destroyed, choose to continue to hold the position;

Once the form is broken, leave the market decisively.

In terms of risk allocation, his tolerance for a single transaction is very limited.system. Even if the risk tolerance is assumed to be 100 points, the risk on a single transaction is usually controlled between 1% and 2%.

Even after experiencing the largest drawdown, he also knows that account recovery will take time. He believes that it usually takes 15 to 40 days to return to the previous high net worth.

Build long-term advantage in rules

Trading is not a cost-free path. Shao Guoliang has also experienced liquidation during the trading process – whether it was due to the wrong number of lots in the real offer, or due to triggering the retracement rule in the test account.

However, these experiences did not cause him to lose control of his emotions. On the contrary, he preferred to maintain a stable mentality, review the reasons, and start again.

He admitted that he had formulated a complete trading plan, but he was still approaching “complete consistency” at the execution level.

In terms of market selection, he prefers markets with greater volatility, because only with sufficient volatility can prices provide greater profit margins.

When it comes to transaction consistency, his understanding is not limited to the strategy itself, but covers the unity of technology, risk control and mentality. Once the strategy deviates, choose to leave the market instead of forcibly correcting the market.

This is also his biggest gain after participating in the EagleTrader assessment – risk control has become more objective and regular, and accounts are no longer allowed to bear an excessive impact due to a single mistake.

For traders who signed up later, the advice he gave was equally simple but crucial: before trading, be familiar with the rules. All profits must be based on the premise that the rules allow it.

Shao Guoliang’s seven years of trading experience was not earned through frequent bets, but based on a technology-led decision-making structure, restrained position management, and long-term tolerance for retracements.

Because of this, in ET
In a regularized environment such as the assessment, his trading logic was not interrupted, but was further calibrated – risk control was more objective, drawdowns were restrained in advance, and the account was always in a recoverable state.

For traders, what is really important may not be how much money is made from a certain transaction, but whether the account can continue to stay in the market when the market is not going well.

This is what EagleTrader hopes traders will understand: only by putting transactions into rules can you go further in the market.