How did she pass the EagleTrader self-operated trading assessment without watching the market all day and not being a professional player
- 2025年5月27日
- Posted by: Eagletrader
- Category: News
What do you think the portrait of a trader is like? Watch the market all day, take decisive actions, and the technical performance is overwhelming? But at EagleTrader, a trader completed two rounds of exams using his identity as a “mother”. She said: “I don’t rely on luck, I just rely on accumulation.”
Find freedom in the rules
In the field of foreign exchange trading, which seems to be a “fast-paced, full-time male trader”, the figure of Deng Yanlan’s trader may not be conspicuous. At the end of 2022, she entered the world of trading due to her friend’s recommendation. She has no financial background, no 24-hour market watch time, and even the so-called “time cost” does not have an advantage, but with her steady style, she passed the two rounds of EagleTrader’s assessment step by step.
She said: “I like to do transactions. For mothers of my age, mastering a technology can give me the ability to improve my quality of life.” When she said this, she was very calm, but she also revealed a kind of confidence with persistence and responsibility.
Not luck, only accumulation
Many people misunderstand that trading is based on luck, but Deng Yanlan trader is a “anti-typical”. Instead of making a big profit overnight, she was not attracted by the market that surged and plummeted. Instead, she chose to treat trading as a skill that can be invested for a long time with limited energy.
Her trading strategy began to take shape from a systematic learning. “After I learned the system in July 2024, I began to review efficiently. It was then that I truly understood how to combine the moving average and RSI divergence tools, and then I began to think about cycles and structures, and the accuracy also improved.”
In her trading system, technical analysis accounts for 60%, fundamentals account for 10%, and the rest is the perception of experience and market rhythm. But what she values most is not the method, but execution. “With our own decision-making system, no matter how the market changes, stop-profit and stop-loss are planned in advance, and the mentality will be much more stable.”
Lessons learned from liquidating positions
When we talked about whether she had exploded the position, she said frankly: “I exploded, and my heart was empty, as if I fell into an ice hole. At that time, I really thought about giving up and felt that I was not the material.”
But she didn’t stop. She admitted that it was a time of “mixed flavors”, but it was that period that made her realize the essence of transactions: “Luck is unreliable, and only strategy and execution can be relied on.”
Today, she puts risk control first, and each transaction only bears 1% of the risk. “Even if it is wrong, it won’t hurt your bones.”
An exam that is more suitable for “ordinary people”
Compared to fighting alone in the market, she believes that EagleTrader’s examination mechanism is more suitable for ordinary people like her: “The platform’s risk control mechanism and assessment methods will force you to be careful in implementing your own strategies. My biggest gain is that I have learned to face every transaction with a more rigorous attitude.”
She does not have the time to watch the market all day, and she does not plan to transform full-time. But it is this attitude of “doing what you can control” that makes her stand out in the fiercely competitive assessment. She combines the market rhythm with her personal rhythm, such as grasping the US dollar cycle, and focusing on the strongly volatile Wednesday to Friday.
For many traders who are still hesitating whether to register for the exam, she suggests: “The first is to keep the principal. If you have the principal, you will have a chance to make a comeback; the second is to find someone with experienced practice together, verify your system while doing it, and stick to it.”
Trading is not an exclusive game for some talented people. It can be a mother who quietly reviews the conversation after the child falls asleep; it can also be an ordinary person who tries to summarize his experience through countless failures.
Deng Yanlan’s trader’s experience tells us: as long as the direction is right, the method is stable, and the mentality is positive, even if there is no time to watch the market all-weather and no dazzling background, you can still walk out of your own rhythm in the rules.
Just as EagleTrader has always insisted on – giving real potential traders a chance to verify themselves, even if they start at ordinary points.