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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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Deepening forex trading requires a commitment of both time and capital, yet most individuals struggle to meet these requirements and, therefore, are unable to truly develop, explore, and master the knowledge, experience, and skills required.

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Becoming consistently profitable in forex trading requires at least five years of continuous learning and practical experience. This process requires strict adherence to the "10,000-hour rule," requiring traders to devote significant time to market monitoring, reviewing trades, researching strategies, summarizing experiences, and conducting trial and error. This intense time commitment poses a significant challenge for the average trader. For those consumed by work, relying solely on their spare time after get off work makes it nearly impossible to stand out in the competitive market.
Groups with relatively flexible timeframes (such as students and freelancers) have the resources for focused investment, but are constrained by China's restrictions on forex trading. Furthermore, these groups generally lack sufficient funds, making in-depth learning in this restricted investment sector extremely unlikely.
The deeper contradiction lies in this: traders desperate for money often rush for quick results due to a lack of funds, viewing forex trading as a get-rich-quick scheme. This mindset leads them to use high leverage, heavy positions, and short-term trading, ultimately leading to failure due to margin calls, leaving them with neither the time nor the energy to delve deeper into the industry.
Only those with both ample spare capital and ample free time can overcome these limitations: financial support allows them to avoid the rush for profits, while the freedom of time allows them to systematically study trading knowledge, accumulate practical experience, and ultimately achieve mastery of the industry.

In forex trading, not all investors have the qualifications or conditions for long-term investment.

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The vast majority of forex traders are retail investors, often with limited capital. This is especially true for middle-aged individuals, who often have other uses for their funds, making long-term investment difficult. Even if they grasp the general direction and trends, facing short-term fluctuations and losses, if they truly need the funds, they cannot hold on for the long term and must withdraw them even if they suffer losses.
If the funds investors are using for long-term investments aren't idle cash, but rather funds they'll need within three to five years, or even just a few months, this undoubtedly becomes a significant barrier to long-term investment. In contrast, entrepreneurs who have achieved success in traditional industries and accumulated sufficient capital are more likely to achieve significant success when turning to forex trading. This is because forex trading inherently offers low risk and low returns. As long as leverage is not used, the likelihood of loss is extremely low. If the capital scale is large enough, the returns can be significant, several times higher than those from savings deposits, and such returns are certainly far more lucrative than bank deposits.
The least suitable age group for forex trading is young people entering the workforce. They typically have no savings and face the pressures of starting a family, starting a business, and raising children. Add to that the financial burdens of mortgages and car loans, and they have virtually no resources for long-term forex investment, unless their families have sufficient financial reserves.

In forex trading, successful investors rarely focus on stop-loss and take-profit strategies.

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Most forex traders are small-capital retail traders. They are typically short-term traders, often driven by the desire to get rich quick. These individuals tend to use high leverage and large positions, and therefore frequently discuss stop-loss and take-profit strategies. However, stop-loss and take-profit strategies are essentially short-term trading strategies, not long-term investment strategies.
Successful forex traders are mostly long-term investors with substantial capital. They rarely use leverage or hold large positions. Instead, they employ numerous small positions, deploying them throughout the trading cycle. This strategy eliminates the need for stop-loss orders, as these numerous small positions can effectively protect against both short-term losses and short-term gains. They avoid both stop-loss orders and take-profit orders, as their profits are generated by closing their positions once every few years, making take-profit strategies unnecessary.
In short, stop-loss and take-profit aren't methods or strategies that successful forex traders care about, focus on, mention, or utilize.

In forex trading, traders must understand a core principle: react, not predict.

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The forex market is essentially a game of probability, with the coexistence of gains and losses inherent. Therefore, a rational trading strategy must include a systematic approach to losses, rather than attempting to eliminate them.
Unfortunately, many traders violate this principle: after entering the market, they focus solely on profit margins, completely ignoring the reality of losses. This group of traders commonly harbors a misguided mindset—they prioritize "must-win" profits, even harboring fantasies of "getting rich quick." They refuse to accept the legitimacy of normal losses and are unable to withstand the extreme risk of a margin call. The direct consequence of this perception is a significant gap between expectations and reality: when trading results fall short of expectations, emotional actions triggered by psychological imbalance often turn small losses into significant ones.

In forex trading, investors must establish their own unique trading rules and investment system to succeed.

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Because the forex market is chaotic and uncertain, investors seeking wealth in this unpredictable market must rely on a set of orderly rules and systems to navigate this disorder and uncertainty.
In my opinion, a light-weight, long-term strategy is the most effective trading rule and investment system for forex traders. It effectively counters fear and greed, addresses true breakouts and false breakouts, resolves the dilemma of stop-loss and take-profit orders, resolves the dilemma of breakouts and pullbacks, and reconciles the conflict between certainty and uncertainty. By maintaining a light position, investors can better manage risk and avoid the significant pressure brought on by overweight positions. Long-term strategies, on the other hand, help investors grasp long-term trends amidst market fluctuations and achieve steady wealth accumulation.

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+86 137 1158 0480

+86 137 1158 0480

Mr. Zhang

China · Guangzhou

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