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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 the world of foreign exchange investment and trading, it is unreasonable to classify traders as short-term traders just because they trade every day.

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The core of true foreign exchange short-term trading is to accurately capture favorable investment opportunities and achieve short-term profits through rapid buying and selling operations. This is the true connotation of short-term trading.
For long-term foreign exchange investors, when the market trend reverses, they will tentatively build positions at the historical bottom or top to start a long-term investment journey. As the trend continues to develop, they will gradually increase their positions until the trend ends. However, short-term traders will not adopt this strategy. Because the formation of a trend is a process from quantitative change to qualitative change, it often takes a lot of time to gradually evolve from the bottom to the full outbreak of the trend. The main goal of short-term traders is to focus on those explosive market conditions.
If the trading process of trend traders is compared to a long diagonal line that gradually becomes steeper, then short-term traders directly cut into the steepest and straightest part of the trend. The reason why short-term traders are required to focus on this explosive market is that the significant feature of short-term trading is speed. It is very convenient to enter or exit the market, and there is no need to consider the long-term planning of opening and closing positions. As long as there is a certain liquidity in the market, traders do not have to worry about being locked in, nor do they have to worry about not being able to strictly implement stop-loss discipline. Whether they can accurately grasp the advantageous opportunities is the key criterion for measuring foreign exchange short-term investment experts.

In foreign exchange investment transactions, it is not easy to make money by day trading.

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The market may be affected by various factors such as various sudden news, short-term fluctuations in technical indicators, and investor sentiment in a short period of time. These factors work together to greatly increase the uncertainty of day trading. In addition, day trading requires investors to enter and exit the market frequently, which not only increases transaction costs, but also may cause investors to fall into emotional decision-making due to excessive trading, thereby increasing trading risks. Therefore, foreign exchange investment traders need to understand that short-term trading does not mean frequent trading. Frequent trading often reduces investment efficiency and increases risks, while real short-term trading should be based on accurate judgment and grasp of short-term market fluctuations, and achieve short-term profits through reasonable trading strategies and risk control, rather than blindly buying and selling frequently.
Generally speaking, mature foreign exchange investment traders usually do not easily participate in short-term trading or intraday trading, they prefer long-term investment. Through in-depth analysis of the macroeconomic situation, market trends and various economic indicators, look for opportunities with long-term investment value to achieve steady appreciation of assets. However, if the market trend is good, the scale of funds is sufficient, and investors have enough time to pay close attention to market dynamics, then short-term intraday trading is also possible.
In this case, mature foreign exchange investment traders generally give priority to currency pairs with high volatility and strong liquidity when choosing currency pairs for intraday trading. Because such currency pairs are more likely to produce large price fluctuations in a short period of time, thus creating profit opportunities for investors, and also facilitate investors to quickly enter and exit the market and reduce trading risks. Therefore, for those currency pairs with low volatility and low trading activity, especially those in emerging markets, due to their relatively weak market depth and liquidity, price fluctuations may be affected by more irrational factors, and transaction costs may also be relatively high. It is better to give up the choice to avoid unnecessary trading risks.

In foreign exchange investment trading, ordinary traders have the opportunity to make a living from trading through their own efforts.

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Compared with traditional industrial entrepreneurship, the path of foreign exchange investment trading is simpler and more direct. Traditional industrial entrepreneurship usually requires a large upfront investment cost, and if the business environment is not good, various hidden fees may be faced in the later stage, which may bring huge economic pressure to entrepreneurs. In addition, if the entrepreneurial project lacks uniqueness and the market competition is fierce, the risk of failure will also increase significantly.
In contrast, foreign exchange investment trading provides traders with a more flexible option. As long as traders are willing to invest enough time and energy to learn and master the knowledge, common sense, technology and experience of foreign exchange investment trading, they can start trading without huge upfront investment. Foreign exchange traders do not need to worry about the complex business environment, nor do they need to think too much about dealing with people, which makes the trading process more concise and efficient.
Foreign exchange trading has brought hope and light to many traders. In the international market, there are many successful cases where traders have made their first pot of gold through foreign exchange investment. As long as traders work hard, transform theoretical knowledge into practical operation ability, and put in enough effort and time, after years or even decades of accumulation and learning, it is entirely possible to achieve financial freedom.

In foreign exchange trading, the investment strategies and operating systems of successful foreign exchange traders are often simple.

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This simplicity is not because traders lack professional knowledge, but because they realize that simplicity can significantly reduce the judgment cost and emotional cost in the trading process. Simplicity helps traders minimize errors when trading, and with fewer wrong judgments, correct judgments will naturally increase.
In order to better understand the quantification of judgment cost and emotional cost, we can use a simple example to illustrate. Assuming that traders only use one moving average to look at the market, the judgment criteria are very simple, with only three situations: above the moving average, below the moving average, and in the middle of the moving average. This simple judgment criterion allows traders to make decisions quickly. However, if two moving averages are used as indicators, the situation becomes more complicated, with nine different combinations. Despite this, the trader's brain can barely cope with and make judgments. But if three moving averages are used, the situation becomes more complicated, with 27 different combinations. At this time, traders only have one brain and often find themselves in confusion and unable to make accurate judgments.
The simple foreign exchange investment trading system, precisely because of its simplicity, allows traders to not make too many judgments or bear too much emotional pressure. When the market that meets the foreign exchange investment trading system appears, traders can enter the market without hesitation. If you do it right, the foreign exchange investment market will reward you; if you do it wrong, traders only need to wait patiently for the next suitable market to appear.
The simpler the foreign exchange investment trading system, the clearer the trader's mind. Although simplicity may cause traders to miss some opportunities, overly complex systems and greed often bring traders into greater difficulties. Therefore, keeping it simple is one of the keys to successful trading.

In foreign exchange investment trading, the evolution of traders using moving average indicators is a process of continuous exploration and improvement.

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Initially, traders believed that moving averages were omnipotent, and they regarded moving average crossovers, golden crosses, and dead crosses as important trading signals. However, over time, they found that the efficiency of relying solely on moving averages to enter the market was too slow to meet the needs of fast trading, so they gave up the idea of ​​using moving averages as entry and exit indicators.
After that, traders started to test the parameters of various moving averages again, ranging from 10-day to 60-day moving averages. Although they tried different parameter combinations, they still faced many problems in actual use and eventually had to give up these attempts.
Subsequently, traders began to break free from the previous thinking constraints and regarded the area where the moving averages crossed as an area or band, used as a support area or resistance area, to divide the power of the bulls and bears. This new perspective helped them understand market dynamics from a more macro perspective.
Eventually, traders revisit the signals of the moving average crossover, namely the golden cross and the dead cross, and incorporate them back into their trading strategies. At this point, they accept the possibility of losses, which may seem like acceptance of disadvantages, but is actually a more flexible and elastic way of thinking, in stark contrast to the rigidity and inflexibility when using moving averages in the first place.

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Mr. Zhang

China · Guangzhou

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