Forex investment experience sharing, Forex account managed and trading.
MAM | PAMM | POA.
Forex prop firm | Asset management company | Personal large funds.
Formal starting from $500,000, test starting from $50,000.
Profits are shared by half (50%), and losses are shared by a quarter (25%).
Forex multi-account manager Z-X-N
Accepts global forex account operation, investment, and trading
Assists family office investment and autonomous management
In the complex ecology of foreign exchange investment and trading, the biggest challenge facing investors does not come from market uncertainty, but from their own psychological limitations.
The ups and downs of the market are nothing more than objective phenomena. What really determines the fate of investors' profits and losses is their psychological state during the trading process.
Investors who make blind decisions due to their unwillingness to give up and fear of missing out, and who are overwhelmed by their strong desire to make money, often lose their way in the market. In fact, the confrontation between investors and the market is essentially a confrontation with their own psychological weaknesses. Although the view that "investors' opponents are their own psychology" is often regarded as a cliché, it can provide key inspiration for investors who are about to break through the bottleneck of trading, helping them to face their own psychological defects, learn to manage emotions in trading, and overcome human weaknesses.
For investors who have not yet touched the core of trading cognition, the understanding of this concept still requires time and experience. Only by experiencing the tempering of the market can they truly understand the trading wisdom contained therein.
In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, investors must face various results brought by different market trends.
Investors can only earn profits within their own capabilities, which is a fact they must accept. If investors close their positions early with profits, they must accept the potential loss of profits caused by the continuation of subsequent market trends. If investors expect profits to continue to grow, they must accept the risk of profit retracement. If investors choose to stop loss, they must accept the risk that the market trend may reverse after the stop loss. If investors choose to hold on, they must accept the risk of suffering heavy losses or even bankruptcy.
However, many foreign exchange investors are not so rational. They are eager to make high profits, but also want to leave the market quickly after making profits; after leaving the market, they are unwilling to miss the profits that may be missed later. They want profits to continue to grow, but they lack the patience to wait, and they regret leaving the market early. They want to stop loss, but they cannot accept the psychological pressure brought by the price reversal after stop loss. They want to hold on, but they cannot bear the serious consequences that may result from holding on.
This perfectionist mentality of wanting both makes it difficult for investors to succeed in foreign exchange investment transactions.
In foreign exchange investment transactions, the luck and success rate of traders are closely linked to their fate.
In foreign exchange investment transactions, when the foreign exchange currency pair enters the market with the trend, the winning rate is the highest; and when it enters the market against the trend, the winning rate is the lowest. Because making money in trend trading must depend on the right time, the right place, and the right people, among which the most important is the right time. If the right time does not exist, no matter how hard the foreign exchange investment trader tries, it will be in vain.
Why don't farmers plant in winter? Because the right time for planting does not exist at that time, even if they plant, they will not be able to harvest food. In foreign exchange investment transactions, the right time is the general trend. If the general trend is wrong, the trader will make mistakes no matter what he does.
Similarly, the fate of life is the same. You must struggle when you are young, because you have physical strength and momentum at that time. When you get old, your physical strength and mental strength will weaken. The general trend of life is to have ambition, dreams and drive when you are young. These are huge powers, and even priceless.
Looking back on myself, I started a foreign trade factory business in 2000, when Internet search technology was still blank. I built 40 websites, and the free search volume was very good. In 2008, when the Internet was at its peak, free traffic disappeared and entered the era of price competition. I decisively gave up the factory. In the past ten years, people often asked me to rebuild the factory together, but I no longer had the energy. I had already settled down. Looking back, it is so important to seize opportunities when you are young.
In foreign exchange investment transactions, it is normal for novices to suffer losses.
This is exactly the same as the situation of college students when they first enter society in traditional social life. They will inevitably encounter setbacks. These college students are often full of unrealistic fantasies and naive ideas. Only through constant tempering, training and experience in reality, and after experiencing many things in the world, will they gradually mature. In fact, those seemingly unnecessary detours are often necessary tests and costs to get on the right track.
The biggest problem for novice foreign exchange investors is that they have too high expectations for technology and underestimate the risks of the foreign exchange market. They naively believe that they can find highly advantageous currency pairs through technical analysis and make a lot of money as long as they hold them. They also fantasize that they can accurately find the highs and lows, as well as the bottom and top of the market through technical analysis. As long as these fantasies are not shattered, novices will continue to lose money and grow slowly.
Only when novice foreign exchange investors give up their excessive obsession with technology, turn inward, understand psychology, know themselves, adjust their mentality, and constantly temper, train and experience their mentality, and find an investment model that suits them, can they complete the cultivation of mentality.
Novice foreign exchange investors usually have limited funds. Even if they understand the mentality and master the technology, they can only make small profits without the support of large funds. Especially young people, who are in the stage of starting a family, getting married, and raising children, all need a lot of financial support. In this case, the situation of only earning a small profit cannot meet the financial needs of major events in life. Therefore, they often take the approach of short-term heavy position trading, and eventually go to ruin.
In contrast, the strategy of light position and long-term is more suitable for adults who have already earned their first pot of gold in life. Of course, if young people have a rich family and strong funds, they may also adopt the strategy of light position and long-term and succeed, but such people are after all a minority.
In the foreign exchange investment and trading system, although trading technology cannot determine the final success or failure, it is also a necessary part of the trading process.
Those traders who belittle the role of trading technology are actually because the technology they have learned is ineffective, just like generalizing that reading is useless.
Looking back on the history of foreign exchange trading, before the invention of computers, traders faced many analytical difficulties and the road to profit was difficult. A few profitable people relied on their unique experience and keen intuition to gain a foothold in the market. With the advent of the computer age, technical indicators and trading theories have flourished, but the number of profitable investors has always been small. This proves that profitability comes from the inherent qualities of traders, rather than simply relying on technical tools.
The innovation of foreign exchange investment and trading technology has reshaped the market competition landscape. It has created fair competition opportunities for excellent retail investors, allowing them to compete with large investors and institutions with technical tools. Technology has broken the information advantage barrier, helping excellent retail investors stand out and become a member of the profitable group; at the same time, it has also gradually eliminated mediocre institutional investors who rely on packaging and whitewashing and have no actual trading ability from the market and lost their profit advantage.
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