Forex investment experience sharing, Forex account managed and trading.
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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 field of foreign exchange investment and trading, "profit and loss come from the same source" is the core essence, and foreign exchange investment traders must have a thorough understanding of it.
"Profit and loss come from the same source" is interpreted from a professional perspective, which means that the causes of profit and loss in foreign exchange trading are the same.
In foreign exchange trading practice, the application of market analysis methods vividly demonstrates the characteristics of profit and loss coming from the same source. For example, technical analysis methods provide trading signals for foreign exchange investment traders by studying historical price trends, chart patterns and various technical indicators. When the market shows a trend that conforms to the rules of technical analysis, investors who trade based on technical analysis can profit from it. For example, in an upward trend, technical analysis shows that a currency pair will often continue to rise after breaking through a key resistance level. Investors buy based on this signal and realize profits. However, the foreign exchange market does not completely follow the rules of technical analysis. The complexity and variability of the market make it possible for technical analysis to fail. When the market experiences sudden major fundamental changes or is impacted by abnormal capital flows, trading signals originally formed based on technical analysis may cause investors to make wrong decisions and suffer losses. This clearly shows that technical analysis, a market analysis method, can be both a boost to profit and a cause of loss in different market scenarios.
Looking at the fundamental analysis method, it focuses on the impact of fundamental factors such as macroeconomic data, political situation, and central bank policies on the foreign exchange market. When fundamental analysis shows that a country's economic growth is strong and monetary policy is tightening, it indicates that the country's currency will appreciate. Investors buy currency pairs corresponding to the country's currency based on this and are expected to make a profit. However, if there is an unexpected political turmoil or economic data is significantly lower than expected, the currency trend will go against the previous fundamental analysis forecast, and investors will fall into a loss situation. It can be seen that fundamental analysis is also a typical manifestation of the same source of profit and loss. The fundamental factors on which its analysis results rely on different changes have led to two completely different outcomes of profit and loss.
In general, the benefits and risks in foreign exchange investment transactions are closely linked and inseparable. When investors adopt market analysis methods and trading strategies that may bring high returns, they must be aware of the high risks associated with them. Losses are an unavoidable part of the foreign exchange investment and trading process, similar to the necessary costs in business operations. Only when foreign exchange investment traders deeply understand and accept that "profits and losses come from the same source" and flexibly use various analysis methods and trading strategies in combination with the actual market conditions during the trading process, and do a good job of risk control, can they achieve stable and sustainable investment results in the foreign exchange market.
In foreign exchange investment and trading, the hope of success for small-capital retail investors is quite slim.
In traditional industries, it is becoming increasingly difficult for ordinary people to break through difficulties, mainly due to two factors. First, it is the limitation of opportunities. Ordinary people want to start a business, but the initial funds are often limited, and they may only be able to take out 50,000, 20,000, 10,000, etc. as start-up funds. However, low start-up funds mean low barriers to entrepreneurship, which will attract a large number of participants, making ordinary people's traditional entrepreneurial projects often in a highly competitive track with meager profits and a very high failure rate. Secondly, it is the time limit. When ordinary office workers get home from get off work, it is usually after nine o'clock in the evening. At this time, according to common sense, they no longer have enough physical strength and energy to learn entrepreneurial skills, and it is difficult to take time to improve themselves. Therefore, the gap between 8 hours of work and 10 hours of work is not just 2 hours, but also the gap between the room for improvement and the hope of life of ordinary office workers.
In foreign exchange investment transactions, small-capital retail investors have limited initial funds. According to general rules, it is often difficult to succeed with scarce funds. Moreover, some investors, due to limited funds and eager to get rich overnight, will use high leverage, which will undoubtedly accelerate their failure. If leverage is not used, foreign exchange investment transactions with only a small amount of funds will not only waste a lot of time and energy, but also have little benefits, which is not worth the loss. In addition, due to the scarcity of funds, small-capital retail investors usually need to engage in other traditional jobs to support their families. They have to go to work every day and are often exhausted after get off work, and have no time to delve into it. If success is measured according to the 10,000-hour rule, they have no advantage in time and cannot take out a large block of time to study, practice and accumulate experience.
Under the current economic situation, it is increasingly difficult for ordinary people in traditional industries to achieve breakthroughs, as if they are trapped in a double dilemma and unable to break free.
On the one hand, the lack of opportunities has become a huge obstacle on their way forward. Ordinary people who have entrepreneurial dreams may only have 50,000, 20,000, or even as little as 10,000 yuan to start projects due to the extreme lack of original capital. However, the small amount of start-up capital means that the entry threshold of the project is extremely low, and a large number of people flock in, resulting in a crowded entrepreneurial track. Under this fierce competition, the profit margin has been greatly compressed, while the risk of failure has increased dramatically. On the other hand, the tight time has also seriously constrained their development. When ordinary workers finish work and return home every day, it is often close to nine o'clock in the evening. In such a tired state, there is no energy to learn entrepreneurial skills, and self-improvement has become a luxury. From working 8 hours a day to 10 hours, it seems to be only a short 2-hour change, but in fact it seriously compresses the growth space of workers and makes their hope for the future increasingly slim.
In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, small-capital retail investors also face many difficulties and have little chance of success. Their situation is very similar to that of entrepreneurs with insufficient funds in traditional industries. The shortage of start-up capital has become a key factor restricting them. From a general logic point of view, in the fiercely competitive foreign exchange market, the scarcity of funds itself is not conducive to gaining advantages in investment. What is more serious is that some small-capital retail investors often choose to use high leverage to trade because they are eager to achieve rapid accumulation of wealth. However, leverage is like a double-edged sword. When the market trend is in line with expectations, it can significantly magnify the returns; but once the market trend is contrary to expectations, the losses will also be multiplied, thereby accelerating the process of investment failure. For example, under the high leverage of 1:200, if the market fluctuates in the opposite direction by 0.5%, a small retail investor with a principal of US$500 will lose 100% of the principal and suffer huge losses in an instant.
If leverage is not used, even if the small amount of funds in the hands of small-capital retail investors is invested in foreign exchange transactions, it will consume a lot of time and energy, and the benefits obtained may be extremely limited, or even the gains may not outweigh the losses due to the serious imbalance between input and output. Take micro-trading accounts as an example. Although such accounts lower the threshold for participating in foreign exchange transactions and allow small-capital retail investors to enter the market, the profit potential is greatly reduced due to the strict restrictions on the scale of transactions. The account funds of small-capital retail investors may only be enough to open a micro-trading account. Even if the transaction direction is accurately judged, the profit amount is difficult to significantly improve the capital situation due to the small scale of transactions.
In addition, due to limited funds, small-capital retail investors usually cannot rely solely on foreign exchange investment transactions to make a living, and must find other traditional jobs to support their families. This requires them to spend a lot of time at work every day, and they are often exhausted after get off work, and they simply do not have enough time and energy to delve into foreign exchange investment transactions. If success is measured by the 10,000-hour rule, that is, it takes 10,000 hours of focused learning and practice to achieve proficiency in a certain field, small-capital retail investors are obviously at a disadvantage in terms of time. They cannot have enough time to systematically learn foreign exchange trading knowledge, repeatedly practice trading skills, and accumulate rich practical experience like professional investors. In such a complex and uncertain environment as the foreign exchange market, it is difficult to deeply understand the operating rules of the market and master effective trading strategies without sufficient time investment, and naturally it is difficult to succeed in investment transactions.
In foreign exchange investment transactions, investors' technical maturity and psychological maturity are often not synchronized, and this asynchrony can easily lead to trading imbalances, which in turn affects the final results.
In traditional society, 18 years old is usually a sign of physical adulthood or maturity for ordinary people. However, psychological adulthood for ordinary people is not so simple. Psychological adulthood often starts from the first time you learn to reflect on yourself, or it really starts when you realize that you are a "fool" who will not reflect on yourself or resist others. From a reverse perspective, there are many talented teenagers who have long been mature psychologically, but they have to wait until they are 18 years old to truly mature physically. Compared with their late physical maturity, these talented and psychologically precocious teenagers are particularly dazzling.
For foreign exchange traders, trading technology matures relatively quickly, which can be achieved through learning and teaching. However, the maturity of investment psychology is a long process and cannot be completed through simple learning or teaching. It requires a long period of accumulation, which may take 3 years, 5 years, 10 years or even longer.
In the field of foreign exchange investment trading, which is full of challenges and opportunities, the problem of asynchrony between technical maturity and psychological maturity faced by foreign exchange investment traders has become a key factor affecting trading stability and investment results, often leading to an imbalance in the trading process, and then causing investment results to deviate from the expected goals.
From a professional perspective, the foreign exchange trading technology system consists of multiple interrelated parts, including the precise use of various technical analysis tools, the careful construction of trading strategies, and the keen insight and judgment of market trends. Technical analysis tools provide investors with an effective means to analyze market price trends. In terms of trading strategy construction, investors can choose different types such as intraday trading strategies and swing trading strategies according to market characteristics and their own risk tolerance, and optimize and backtest strategy parameters to make them more in line with actual market conditions. With the help of modern rich learning resources, such as courses from professional financial training institutions, communication and sharing in online trading communities, and powerful trading simulation software, investors can systematically learn and initially master these trading techniques within a relatively compact time frame, and achieve growth and maturity at the trading technology level.
However, the path to achieving psychological maturity in foreign exchange investment is essentially different from the learning of trading technology. It is not achieved simply by the accumulation of knowledge or the imitation of skills, but deeply depends on the rich practical experience accumulated by investors in the long-term participation in foreign exchange market transactions, as well as the continuous self-reflection and psychological adjustment in this process. As one of the most complex and active markets in the global financial system, the foreign exchange market's price fluctuations are affected by a combination of factors such as the release of macroeconomic data, changes in geopolitical situations, adjustments in central bank monetary policy, and global investor sentiment, showing a high degree of uncertainty and complexity. In such a market environment, investors are easily disturbed by the inherent weaknesses of human nature, and produce various emotions that are not conducive to trading decisions. For example, when market prices rise rapidly and investors' floating profits continue to increase, greed may quietly breed, causing them to ignore potential market risks and blindly expand their positions in the hope of obtaining higher returns. This excessive risk-taking behavior often leads to serious losses when the market pulls back; on the contrary, when market prices fall sharply and investors' accounts suffer floating losses, fear may spread rapidly, causing them to panic and make irrational stop-loss decisions in a hurry, and even miss the opportunity to recover losses when the market is about to reverse. These emotion-driven trading behaviors lack the support of objective market analysis and rational trading plans, which seriously undermine the consistency and stability of transactions and are an important source of trading imbalance.
Turning our attention to the traditional social field, the development process of individual maturity also shows significant asynchronous characteristics. In terms of physiological development, it is generally believed that 18 years old is an important stage of physical maturity for ordinary people. At this time, individuals have basically reached the level of adults in terms of bone growth, muscle strength, and nervous system development, and have a relatively stable body structure and physiological functions, which provide a physiological basis for participating in social activities and coping with life challenges. However, the determination of psychological maturity is more complicated and has individual differences. From the perspective of developmental psychology, one of the core signs of psychological maturity is the improvement of individual self-awareness and the deepening of cognitive ability. For most individuals, psychological maturity often begins when they experience some life events with turning points or encounter major setbacks, and begin to reflect deeply on their past behavior patterns, ways of thinking, and values. Through this deep self-reflection, individuals can more clearly recognize their own strengths and weaknesses, learn to think independently and make decisions independently, and gradually get rid of excessive dependence on others, thereby achieving psychological growth and transformation and moving towards psychological maturity.
From the perspective of reverse reasoning, among the adolescent group, some gifted teenagers show precocious characteristics in psychological development. Although they have not yet reached the adult standard in terms of physiological age and their bodies are still in the growth and development stage, they can understand complex concepts earlier and gain insight into the subtleties of interpersonal relationships with their innate keen perception, efficient learning ability, and strong logical thinking ability, and show more mature coping methods and psychological adjustment ability when facing problems and challenges. For example, when dealing with academic competition pressure or peer conflict, these teenagers are able to remain calm, use rational thinking to analyze the essence of the problem, find practical solutions, and show psychological resilience and maturity beyond their age. This time difference between psychological precocity and physical late maturity makes them stand out among their peers, showing unique advantages and potential in learning, socializing and other aspects.
In summary, whether it is the relationship between technology and psychological maturity in foreign exchange investment transactions, or the relationship between physiological and psychological maturity in individual development in traditional society, there is an obvious asynchrony phenomenon. In the field of foreign exchange investment, investors must fully recognize and attach importance to this characteristic. While continuously investing time and energy to improve the level of trading technology, they should focus on cultivating a rational, calm and tenacious investment mentality through long-term market practice, experience summary and professional psychological counseling, so as to effectively cope with the complexity and volatility of the foreign exchange market and pursue more stable and sustainable investment returns. In the traditional social environment, forAs individuals, especially adolescents, grow and develop, educators and parents should pay close attention to the imbalance between their psychological and physiological development, provide targeted guidance and support, and help them achieve comprehensive and coordinated development of their body and mind, so that they can better adapt to the various challenges of social life.
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