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 foreign exchange investment transactions, setting a profit target that conforms to objective reality is basic common sense for foreign exchange investment traders.
In traditional life, if ordinary people use chess games as a pastime and entertainment tool, then the happiest and simplest way is to find opponents who are not as good as themselves, so that more wins and fewer losses can bring happiness. On the contrary, if ordinary people always play against professional chess players, they will lose nine out of ten times. How can they find happiness? This is undoubtedly asking for trouble.
In foreign exchange investment transactions, when choosing currency varieties, traders should choose currency varieties that are easy to operate and avoid contact with those difficult currency varieties with drastic price fluctuations. When setting profit targets, the goal of foreign exchange investment traders should be to maintain their family livelihood, rather than pursuing fame and fortune.
The goal of traders should be to compare with their past selves, rather than comparing the yield with the top 100 excellent fund managers in the world. In fact, such comparisons are meaningless. The world's top 100 outstanding fund managers usually hold huge amounts of funds, often hundreds of millions of dollars, or even billions of dollars, and some even have tens of billions of dollars in fund pools. Compared with them, ordinary foreign exchange traders will only add to their troubles if they blindly compare themselves with them.
The success of foreign exchange investment trading depends largely on the trader's response level.
The probabilistic nature of the foreign exchange market determines the coexistence of profits and losses. Traders who have a deep understanding of this can better grasp the essence of the market.
The reality is that a large number of foreign exchange investment traders focus too much on profits and lack sufficient attention to losses, resulting in deviations in trading behavior. Successful foreign exchange investment traders are different. They are good at finding certainty in the uncertainty of the market, and the light position long-term strategy is their magic weapon for winning. Light positions can diversify risks, allowing traders to remain calm in the face of market fluctuations, and can withstand both the fear of losses and the greed caused by profits, thereby gaining an advantage in the complex and changing foreign exchange market.
In foreign exchange investment transactions, many foreign exchange investment traders have a wrong idea: they think that as long as they master the skills of making money, the wealth in the foreign exchange investment market will flow into their pockets continuously. However, this is an extremely wrong view.
If foreign exchange investment traders want to learn the skills of making money, it may only take one day. But if you want to really make money, it may take ten years or even longer.
In traditional life, people may only need one day to learn a weight loss method, but it may take ten years to really complete the weight loss task. This shows that the transformation from theory to practice is not easy.
The complexity of foreign exchange investment traders makes it more difficult to make money. They may have prepared to enter the market according to the plan, but they are psychologically worried about gains and losses, thus missing the best opportunity.
Therefore, for foreign exchange investment traders to learn investment skills is only the first step in a long journey. And to really make money, that is a long and challenging journey.
Against the backdrop of the increasing interconnection of global financial markets, the Chinese government's strict control over foreign exchange outflows has undoubtedly played a "stabilizer" role in the international financial order.
Although China's A-share market has more than 5,000 listed companies and ranks among the top in the world in terms of financing scale, there are still many problems in terms of investor protection, information disclosure, and market mechanisms. For example, the low cost of violations, weak regulatory enforcement, and the lack of a T+0 trading mechanism have caused retail investors to bear too much risk.
More importantly, the A-share market is known for its "short bull and long bear" and is dominated by structural market conditions. It has become the main battlefield for short-term traders, but it is difficult to form a healthy long-term investment culture. In such an environment, many investors hope to turn their funds to overseas markets or foreign exchange transactions, but China's foreign exchange control policy has effectively curbed such flows.
From a global perspective, this policy actually "protects" the financial markets of other countries. Without such restrictions, hundreds of millions of Chinese investors and their huge amounts of funds would have a huge impact on global asset prices and could also cause the immature market to be quickly "harvested".
Although I personally transferred some funds overseas in advance due to special circumstances, I have a deeper understanding of the importance of foreign exchange control policies - it not only maintains the stability of the domestic financial system, but also invisibly avoids excessive competition and extreme volatility in the global capital market. It can be said that countries around the world should thank the Chinese government for its efforts and decisions in this regard.
In foreign exchange investment transactions, only traders who can calmly deal with uncertainty can become the most successful big investors.
It is human nature to judge success or failure by results. Successful people see results because they believe, while ordinary people begin to believe after seeing the results.
The difference between successful people and ordinary people is that although they all know that everything contains uncertainty, successful people can find certainty in uncertainty, while ordinary people only see uncertainty and cannot recognize the certainty contained in it.
In foreign exchange investment transactions, most traders do not understand what true uncertainty is, nor do they know how to make deterministic decisions in uncertainty.
And successful foreign exchange investment traders are precisely those who can make deterministic decisions in uncertainty.
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