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Formal starting from $500,000, test starting from $50,000.
Profits are shared by half (50%), and losses are shared by a quarter (25%).
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Accepts global forex account operation, investment, and trading
Assists family office investment and autonomous management
In foreign exchange investment transactions, when the price reaches the high net worth area and the low net worth area, traders often find that all trading indicators seem to be working.
However, this is not because the trading indicators themselves have magical predictive power, but because these areas themselves have special significance. The formation of high net worth areas and low net worth areas is actually the result of central bank intervention in order to maintain currency stability and return to fair value in mainstream countries.
When prices reach these areas, the historical graphs drawn after the trend comes out can often be well depicted. This is because the particularity of these areas allows the historical data of trading indicators to coincide well with the actual trend. In other words, the high net worth area and the low net worth area themselves have already drawn the outline of the trading indicators. The formation of these areas is the result of the central bank maintaining currency stability through monetary policy and market intervention.
For example, when the currency price falls to the low net worth area, the central bank may take measures to stabilize the currency value, such as buying its own currency to reduce the supply, thereby pushing the currency price back up. On the contrary, when the currency price rises to the high net worth area, the central bank may take measures to prevent the currency from over-appreciating, such as selling the domestic currency to increase the supply, thereby suppressing further price increases. These interventions have formed a kind of "buffer zone" in these areas, making trading indicators particularly effective in these areas.
Therefore, when facing high net worth areas and low net worth areas, foreign exchange traders should not only rely on trading indicators, but should pay more attention to the formation background of these areas and the intervention measures of the central bank. Only by understanding the true meaning of these areas can we better grasp the market trend and make more intelligent trading decisions.
In foreign exchange investment trading, patience is an important sign of whether a foreign exchange investment trader is mature.
If traders have not learned to wait patiently, it means that they have not yet entered a fully mature state and it is difficult to reach a stable profit level. Mature foreign exchange investment traders know what they should and should not do, and this clear cognition is the key to their success.
As a qualified foreign exchange investment trader, the trading ideas must be clear, and the trading methods can be relatively rough. In the field of education, I often emphasize that the educational ideas must be clear. Even if the methods can be rough, the clarity of ideas is crucial.
For foreign exchange investment traders, clear trading ideas are often accompanied by patient waiting. When the price of the currency pair has not yet reached the comfort zone, that is, it has not yet reached the important support area or resistance area, this period of time is a waiting period. Traders need to wait patiently for the price to move to these key areas, because these areas are where mature foreign exchange investment traders should start trading.
Patience is actually waiting for a good opportunity, that is, waiting for an opportunity with a larger profit margin. If you wait for a long time, but the profit margin you finally wait for is very small, then you should give up this bad opportunity. Because the small profit margin may not be worth the risk of trading, and giving up these opportunities can avoid unnecessary losses and retain strength for waiting for better opportunities.
In foreign exchange investment transactions, traders face different levels of risk probability, and the corresponding position size should also be different.
Traders with lower trading levels have a higher risk probability when facing market fluctuations due to their relatively insufficient experience and skills. Therefore, they should adopt a light position strategy in small-level transactions to reduce potential losses. For experienced traders, in major-level transactions, they have a deeper understanding of the market and stronger coping ability, so they can use standard positions to obtain greater profit opportunities.
The position size of foreign exchange investment traders does not need to be quantified because each trader has different carrying capacity. Each trader has different family backgrounds, financial conditions, and risk preferences, which together determine their capital scale and psychological tolerance. Even if two traders have the same capital scale, their mentality may be completely different. For example, one trader may be more inclined to conservative trading due to family financial pressure, while another trader may be more willing to take risks because of financial freedom.
Based on these different factors, foreign exchange traders need to build and arrange their position size according to their psychological tolerance, capital scale and holding period. This not only helps manage risks, but also ensures that traders remain calm and rational in the face of market fluctuations, so as to make more informed trading decisions.
In foreign exchange investment transactions, traders should clearly realize that the so-called foreign exchange technical secrets do not exist, only those investment common sense that have not been fully understood.
The foreign exchange market is a highly complex and transparent field. Any important inside information is a state secret, and only a very small number of people with super large capital scale are qualified to know. Ordinary foreign exchange investment traders do not need to envy these inside information, because this information is of limited help to their trading decisions.
Successful and mature foreign exchange investment traders are usually not afraid to share their knowledge, common sense, theories, experience and skills. They know that even if other novice traders learn useful information from them, these novices are making profits in the foreign exchange market, not taking money from the pockets of the experience sharers. Foreign exchange investment traders who selflessly share their experiences tend to have broader minds. They are happy to help others grow, and they also get satisfaction from such sharing.
In today's era of highly developed artificial intelligence and AI search, the spread of information has become extremely rapid. Even if someone tries to keep a secret, the truth will eventually be discovered. Therefore, the conservative ideas in conservative concepts, such as "teaching the apprentice and starving the master to death", are no longer applicable. If you don't share, there will always be someone to share, and the truth cannot be hidden.
Giving roses to others will leave a lingering fragrance on your hands. Selfless sharing is not only a help to others, but also a kind of improvement to yourself. The satisfaction and happiness brought by this sharing is one of the most beautiful experiences in life.
In foreign exchange investment transactions, mature foreign exchange investment traders need to clearly realize that the probability of success itself is a false proposition.
This is because the probability of success is often closely related to the profit margin, and this relationship is not linear. For example, the success rate of a profit of 100 points is usually lower than that of a profit of 50 points, because a larger profit margin often requires a longer holding time and a higher risk of market volatility. In contrast, the goal of a profit of 50 points is easier to achieve, so the success rate is higher.
However, if traders simply pursue a high success rate and ignore the profit margin, they may fall into a trap. A high success rate often means a smaller profit margin. This is why many short-term traders are more likely to blow up their positions in the end despite having a higher success rate. Short-term traders frequently enter and exit the market. Although the success rate of each transaction is high, it is difficult to accumulate considerable profits in the long run due to the small profit margin and high transaction costs. In addition, frequent trading increases the risk of operational errors and emotional interference, further reducing overall returns.
Therefore, mature foreign exchange investment traders should clearly realize that the higher the probability of success, the smaller the profit margin. To make considerable profits in foreign exchange investment transactions, traders must abandon short-term trading and stick to long-term investment. Although long-term investment may have a lower success rate, it has a larger profit margin and can better withstand the impact of short-term market fluctuations. In addition, long-term investment focuses more on fundamental analysis and market trends rather than short-term price fluctuations, which helps traders stay calm and rational and avoid making wrong decisions due to emotional fluctuations.
Finally, it is worth noting that the concept of high winning rate may sometimes be a tool used by forex brokers or forex training and education institutions to attract novices. These institutions often emphasize high success rates to attract traders to trade frequently, thereby increasing commission income. Mature traders should keep a clear head and not be confused by these superficial high winning rates, but focus on building a robust trading strategy to achieve long-term stable profits.
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