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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 trading, the impact of long-term foreign exchange traders' entry timing on price positions is very interesting.

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In some cases, the price positions of early and late entries may be almost the same.
When the foreign exchange market is in a general upward trend, the currency price has not yet retreated to the support area, but is suspended and slightly above the support area. At this time, aggressive traders may impulsively buy, and this buy order is in a situation of entering the market too early. However, when the currency price falls below the support area and stabilizes, rational traders start buying, and this buy order is in an ideal situation for entering the market just right. Further, when the currency price crosses near the upper part of the support area, conservative traders start buying, and this buy order is in a situation of entering the market too late. Looking back at the whole process, the price positions of early and late entries are almost at the same horizontal plane.
Similarly, when the foreign exchange market is in a general downward trend, the currency price has not yet retreated to the resistance area, but is suspended and slightly below the resistance area. At this time, aggressive traders may impulsively sell, and this sell order is in a situation of entering the market too early. However, when the currency price falls below the resistance zone and stabilizes, rational traders start selling, and this sell order is in an ideal situation for entering the market just right. Further, when the currency price crosses close to the resistance zone, conservative traders start selling, and this sell order is in a situation of entering the market too late. Looking back at the whole process, the price positions of early entry and late entry are almost at the same horizontal plane.
This phenomenon shows that the impact of market volatility and traders' psychological expectations on entry timing is very complex. Whether it is aggressive, rational or conservative traders, their entry timing is different, but the final price position may be very close. This reminds traders that when making trading decisions, they should not only consider the technical analysis of the market, but also combine their own risk preferences and trading strategies.

In foreign exchange investment transactions, small investors usually choose long-term investment less, while large investors choose short-term trading less.

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This phenomenon is in line with the normal performance of human nature, just like a big chicken does not eat millet, and a small snake does not swallow an elephant. People usually do not do things beyond their capabilities.
However, those small capital investors who choose to make long-term investments are not ordinary people. This shows that they have greater ambitions and may be using small funds to verify, familiarize themselves with, and improve their long-term investment strategies. Of course, there is also a possibility that these small capital investors have a deep understanding of foreign exchange investment transactions and clearly know that it is difficult for short-term trading funds to win. Because of their limited capital scale, they choose to adopt a conservative long-term investment strategy instead of following conventional thinking, that is, small capital investors usually do not make long-term investments.
For large capital investors, the situation is also different. If they are engaged in other traditional industries and switched to the field of foreign exchange investment, then they have just changed the track. Although their capital scale is huge, they may not be familiar with foreign exchange investment transactions. In this case, they may use a small amount of funds for short-term transactions to test, verify, and improve their foreign exchange investment trading strategies. However, once these preparations are completed, large capital investors will eventually give up short-term trading and choose long-term investment, because long-term investment is more suitable for their capital scale and risk preference.

In foreign exchange investment transactions, the trader's pending order skills are an important manifestation of their maturity and sophistication. Pending orders are not only a trading strategy, but also a trader's deep understanding of market trends and risk control.

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The main purpose of pending orders is to prevent missed opportunities and lock in the inevitable path of trends. By setting ambush orders, traders can automatically enter the market when the market reaches the expected position, thereby capturing favorable trading opportunities. This strategy is particularly suitable for traders who find it difficult to monitor the market in real time, or those who want to capture trends at specific price levels.
When traders are in a floating profit state, the setting of pending orders can be relatively arbitrary. In this case, the trader's general direction is correct and the funds are sufficient, so any entry position may bring further profits. At this time, the importance of pending orders is not prominent, because traders are already in a favorable market position.
However, when traders are in a floating loss state, the importance of pending orders becomes very critical. In this case, traders need to set pending orders carefully to avoid further expanding losses. At this time, the position of pending orders should be very light, in order to seize the possible advantages and avoid regrets due to missed opportunities. Even a tiny position pending order may become the starting point for future profits. A tiny pending order at an important position is not only an attempt at a small position, but also a manifestation of hope and confidence, which represents the trader's expectation for a future market reversal.

In foreign exchange investment transactions, although there are many trading indicators in the market, most of them are almost useless.

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The moving average indicator can be regarded as a relatively good foreign exchange investment trading indicator. However, when setting the moving average indicator, the choice of parameters is crucial.
If the moving average parameter is set too large, the moving average number will be far away from the price, which greatly reduces the guiding significance of the moving average for trading and can hardly provide effective trading signals. On the contrary, if the moving average parameter is set too small, the moving average number will be too close to the price, resulting in too many opportunities for the price to intersect with the moving average. In this case, traders may feel overwhelmed, flustered, or even confused, and find it difficult to make decisions, which is also unhelpful for trading.
Therefore, foreign exchange investment traders need to constantly adjust parameters to find a unique parameter combination that suits them. For example, choosing larger moving average parameters, such as 144 and 169, can be used as a reference for support and resistance areas; while choosing smaller moving average parameters, such as 5 and 15, can be used as a reference for entry and exit. Through this adjustment, traders can better use moving average indicators to guide trading decisions.

In foreign exchange investment trading, novices should start with short-term trading when learning foreign exchange investment trading techniques.

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Short-term trading has a short cycle and many trading opportunities, which provides novices with abundant learning opportunities and helps them make rapid progress. If novices use daily or weekly charts to trade from the beginning, they may only have a few learning opportunities a year, which will waste a lot of precious learning time.
As novices gradually mature, they should gradually expand their trading cycles and delve into the relationship between short-term and long-term. This gradually expanding strategy helps novices better understand the dynamic changes of the market and lay a solid foundation for their future trading.
When novices learn foreign exchange investment trading, they must use real money for real trading. Because only real trading can allow traders to experience the whole market, including real psychological processes such as fear and greed. If novices only use simulated trading to learn, they can only experience half of the psychological emotions of the market, that is, greed, and cannot feel the fear of losing real money. This incomplete experience is detrimental to future trading for novice forex investors.

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Mr. Zhang

China · Guangzhou

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