This week's trading data reflects the overall poor performance of the market, and investment returns are generally facing challenges. Whether it is the gold, crude oil or foreign exchange market, there have been losses to varying degrees. Although some traders' trading records show positive returns and even a perfect winning rate, the overall profit and loss situation is still not optimistic. There are several key factors for this situation.

First, the limitations of trading time lead to incomplete data. This week's statistics only include transactions that opened and closed positions this week, while those that opened positions last week or even earlier will be included in the final profit and loss statistics even if they have not been closed. This explains why some traders who performed well this week still show losses in their accounts.

Secondly, recent international political events, such as the US election and the NATO meeting, have brought uncertainty to the market. These uncertainties are a big challenge for investors who rely on experience to trade. Because in a volatile market environment, traditional experience operations may no longer be applicable and may even lead to greater losses.

In the face of such a market environment, we suggest that investors should remain cautious and pay more attention to market dynamics in order to better cope with various situations that may arise in the future.