This week's trading rankings have been finalized, and the dominance of the top traders has been confirmed once again - the strong ones not only maintain their leading position, but also re-adjust market expectations with breakthrough performance. Among them, [Fisherman]'s performance is particularly outstanding.

As the "perennial winner" who has won the championship for two consecutive weeks, [Fisherman] did not stop his sprint this week, but instead won the championship again with an exaggerated single-week profit of $5284. This figure not only far exceeds the nearly 30% profit of the second place on the list, but also seems particularly valuable in the complex market environment that has been affected by the recent changes in the Federal Reserve's policies and the volatility of commodity prices. What is even more amazing is that this outstanding result does not rely on high-risk games, but is based on an extremely high winning rate of 90%. You know, in the trading market, it is excellent to be able to maintain a winning rate of more than 60% for a long time. A winning rate of 90% means that 9 out of every 10 transactions can accurately hit the expected direction. This stability is "rare" in the highly volatile currency pair transactions. Further analysis of its operating logic will reveal that,

Fisherman's prowess is also evident in his mastery of multiple currencies. The Australian dollar/Canadian dollar, New Zealand dollar/Canadian dollar, and British pound/Canadian dollar he simultaneously traded are all cross-currency pairs. Price fluctuations in these currencies are influenced not only by economic data from both countries but also indirectly by multiple factors, such as the US dollar's performance and commodity supply and demand. This makes analysis much more challenging than direct currency pairs like the euro/dollar and dollar/yen. He not only flexibly rotates between the three currencies, adapting his trading strategies based on their intraday fluctuations, but also maintains a consistently high win rate of 90%. This precise understanding of the temperament of each currency pair, along with his meticulous control of entry and exit timing, is the core reason for his continued leadership on the charts.