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Forex multi-account manager Z-X-N
Accepts global forex account operation, investment, and trading
Assists family office investment and autonomous management

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In foreign exchange investment transactions, investors need to be cautious about breakout trading.

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This strategy is often difficult to work in the foreign exchange market because the foreign exchange market mainly presents the characteristics of narrow consolidation rather than obvious trending movements. Using breakout trading is like throwing money into the sea, and the probability of profit may be less than 10%.
In the Chinese stock market, "hitting the board" or breakout trading is considered a high-risk short-term trading strategy. Although some people claim to have made huge profits through hitting the board, in fact, the profit and loss ratio of this strategy is extremely low. On the day of hitting the board, the stock often rises by zero, while the decline may reach 20%, 40% or even 60%. Therefore, hitting the board is not a sustainable profit strategy.
Although some people claim to have achieved great success through hitting the board, most of these cases are advertising and marketing methods. For example, some so-called "hitting the board masters" are actually false images created by institutions or big investors to attract retail investors. These so-called success stories, like the hyped news after winning the lottery, are actually paid news aimed at fooling the general public. This brainwashing marketing method, like educating retail foreign exchange investors to set stop losses, is to get retail investors to take over in breakout transactions.
Foreign exchange investment traders need to be aware that breakout trading methods are almost impossible to make profits in the foreign exchange market. The foreign exchange market is a narrow consolidation variety, not a trend variety. Therefore, investors should avoid using breakout trading methods and look for more robust trading strategies to reduce risks and increase the probability of profit.

In foreign exchange investment transactions, investors often struggle with whether to enter the market after the big candlestick chart on the daily chart breaks out.

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This entanglement stems from excessive attention to market breakthrough signals and the desire for potential profits. However, this entanglement often leads investors into unnecessary risks.
In the Chinese stock market, daily line breakthroughs are often called "hitting the board." Hitting the board is a hunting ground for hot money and an act of dancing with the banker. However, the reality is that good stocks are often difficult to get into, and stocks that can be entered are often traps rather than real daily limit boards. Although some people believe that hitting the board is the most profitable strategy, claiming that this is where the market capital concentration is the highest, this strategy needs to consider multiple factors, such as the time of the daily limit (whether it is within half an hour in the morning), the number of closed boards (the larger the number of closed boards, the better), the circulating market value (the circulating market value should be less than 5 billion), the turnover rate, etc. In addition, it is best to choose the leading stocks in the hot sector.
In foreign exchange investment transactions, investors should not be entangled in whether to enter the market after the large candlestick chart of the daily chart breaks through. Foreign exchange currencies usually show the characteristics of narrow consolidation, because the world's mainstream central banks will limit their own currencies to a relatively narrow space to maintain currency stability and foreign trade export advantages. Therefore, when a large candlestick chart breaks through, there is a high probability that there will be a large number of orders to close positions and make profits, which will cause price retracements. If investors enter the market at the end of the daily chart breakthrough, they are likely to be stuck.
In order to avoid this unnecessary entanglement, investors should remain calm and not be confused by short-term breakthrough signals. The narrow consolidation characteristics of the foreign exchange market determine that the reliability of breakthrough signals is low. Therefore, investors should pay more attention to the overall trend and fundamental factors of the market, rather than simply relying on breakthrough signals on technical charts.

In foreign exchange investment transactions, many investors suffer from pain and torture. The core reason is that they always want to accurately grasp the market rhythm.

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They have the good wish of seamlessly connecting with market fluctuations, but they repeatedly hit a wall in actual transactions and fall into endless pain and confusion. The regularity that the market occasionally shows in historical market conditions is like a beautiful trap, tempting investors to believe that the market rhythm can be controlled, but reality shatters this fantasy again and again.
Technical analysis does have a certain role in trading, but it must not be blindly superstitious. Investors with many years of trading experience know that handling the relationship between "belief" and "disbelief" in technology is the key to building a successful trading system.
And the light position long-term strategy is an effective way to help investors get rid of pain. Light positions can minimize risks, whether facing regular market trends or disorderly fluctuations without warning, it can ensure that risks are under control.
This strategy allows investors to no longer worry about grasping the market rhythm, participate in transactions in a more stable way, avoid the psychological burden and capital loss caused by excessive pursuit of market fluctuations, and thus achieve a more peaceful and long-term investment path.

In foreign exchange investment transactions, short-term foreign exchange traders often face two major problems: difficulty in stopping losses and difficulty in stopping profits.

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This is mainly because, for short-term foreign exchange traders, 80% of stop losses depend on mentality and 20% on technology. Technical problems are relatively easy to solve, but mentality problems are difficult to overcome. So, what kind of mentality do short-term foreign exchange traders need when stopping losses?
Many short-term foreign exchange traders face psychological conflicts when stopping losses. They don't want to give up the opportunity to make money easily, but they have to face the reality of losses. Once they stop loss, they often find that other traders are still making profits, which will make them feel strongly regretful and want to re-enter the market to make money. However, after multiple stop losses, they find that the trend continues to extend, and they may give up the stop loss strategy, but then the trend may reverse. Therefore, if short-term foreign exchange traders choose to stop loss, they must not regret it. This no-regret mentality is the key to solving the problem of difficult stop loss, accounting for 80%.
The only way to solve the problem of difficult stop loss is to adopt a light position long-term strategy. Due to human nature, most traders want to see profits immediately after entering the market, but this mentality of quick success and quick profit often leads to frequent stop losses. The light position long-term strategy can avoid this impulse and reduce frequent transactions caused by short-term fluctuations. However, the disadvantage of this strategy is that it may miss the subsequent big profits. Most traders tend to win small money and lose big money, especially small-capital retail investors. They lose big money because of frequent stop losses, and lose the opportunity to make big money because of premature profit stop.
The fundamental way to solve the difficulty of stopping loss and stopping profit is not to be a short-term trader, but to become a long-term investor. Adhering to the long-term tactical strategy of light position and long-term can effectively avoid the psychological pressure and frequent trading caused by short-term fluctuations. Although this strategy may not be able to capture the profits brought by every short-term fluctuation, it can help investors accumulate wealth steadily in the long run.

From reality to the investment field, the phenomenon of false information misleading the public is not uncommon.

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In the online environment of foreign exchange investment and trading, false information about getting rich overnight and showing off wealth is rampant. Investors must keep a clear mind and resolutely resist the erosion of such information on their own cognition.
From reality to the investment field, the phenomenon of false information misleading the public is not uncommon. Most of the pictures showing off wealth on the Internet are false gimmicks. Real investment winners will not easily expose their wealth. These false information are extremely harmful. They will distort investors' perception of the market and make originally stable traders eager for quick success and blindly pursue high returns while ignoring risks.
Foreign exchange investment wealth growth requires investors to be down-to-earth and follow market rules, just like traditional money saving, accumulating step by step. Only by abandoning the fantasy of getting rich overnight and establishing the correct concept of wealth accumulation can we move forward steadily in the foreign exchange investment market and avoid being led astray by false information showing off wealth.

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Mr. Zhang

China · Guangzhou

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