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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 forex trading, traders should be content with what they have and avoid seeking happiness in happiness.

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In traditional daily life, pain often stems from comparison. Not envying others' lives is a sign of maturity. Many people are accustomed to seeking happiness in happiness, without even realizing it. In the latter half of life, we must learn to let go of things we cannot obtain. Accepting fate brings peace of mind. Cherish what we already have, for it may be something others only dream of but cannot obtain.
In forex trading, traders should be grateful for the arrangements made by fate. Being able to engage in forex trading itself means that one's funds have entered the international market. For many Chinese, remitting funds overseas is not an easy task. Being able to engage in forex trading means that one not only has spare money but also free time, and at least one does not have to work for others or fend for their own business. It also means that the trader has a basic understanding of currency exchange and the common sense of currency appreciation. Many Chinese people don't even know the significance of currency exchange, let alone the ability to conduct real-time trading and increase value through it. Being able to engage in forex trading means traders have at least a viable investment path, while many may not even have such an opportunity.
Forex traders should be content with what they have and cherish their current forex trading life. It's a positive lifestyle characterized by leisure, entertainment, recreation, and a healthy lifestyle filled with games.

In forex trading, traders must always maintain a healthy mental state: unafraid of setbacks or drawdowns, and able to withstand both fluctuating losses and profits.

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In traditional society, there's a seemingly paradoxical phenomenon: the more selfish a person is, the more "healthy" their psychology tends to be. Such people never pay attention to external judgment or engage in self-reflection, remaining perpetually self-centered. Depressed individuals, on the other hand, often focus on their own problems, exhausting themselves in constant self-blame, introspection, and even remorse, ultimately leading to psychological imbalance. Selfish people tend to blame others for their problems and refuse to reflect on themselves, resulting in a consistently "stable" mental state.
Although this "health" is somewhat self-deceptive, it's not truly healthy from a global perspective—selfish people aren't intellectually advanced, but rather fearless due to ignorance, lacking any understanding of the significance of their actions. However, from an individual survival perspective, they do live a carefree life: free from worry, anxiety, and depression, and without the need for medication to maintain their mental well-being. Perhaps a little "silliness" and confusion is better, and there's no need to be overly serious.
In forex trading, traders must develop a thick skin. Even if you encounter setbacks and your funds shrink, the outside world has no way of knowing the details. Even your foreign exchange bank account may not know the exact amount of your losses. Since no one knows, why bother caring about what others think? The only person who knows your losses is you. Therefore, learn to let go, make peace with yourself, and focus on the next trade with vigor, rather than dwelling on past losses.

In forex trading, a key way for traders to maintain their mental health is to avoid those who carry negative emotions, including friends and family.

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Swiss psychologist Carl Jung, when he treated a seriously ill patient, sometimes suffered severe mental damage. In such cases, he would raise a flag in his castle, signaling others to stay away. He would lower the flag and allow others to approach until the patient recovered. This demonstrates that even psychologists struggle to escape the influence of negative emotions.
In forex trading, one way for traders to maintain their mental health is to avoid those who carry negative emotions, including friends and family. This can sometimes lead friends and family to view the trader as heartless. However, traders must understand that if they want to make forex trading a career, they must view themselves as unique. If a trader's cognitive level and emotional psychology are the same as those of the general public, then success is impossible. This is because traders hold themselves to the same standards as ordinary people. If traders want to succeed, they must hold themselves to a higher standard and set higher standards, because traders are not ordinary people.

In the world of forex trading, maintaining a moderate level of anxiety is essential, but excessive anxiety is undesirable.

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In traditional daily life, anxiety arises only when one has aspirations and desires to improve. Those who live a life of mediocrity and wait for death do not experience anxiety. In the process of achieving one's ideals, if they are achieved too slowly or too difficultly, anxiety will increase; if they are achieved too quickly or too easily, there will be no opportunity for anxiety. Without a job, there are no constraints, and thus no anxiety. With a job, constraints, and performance goals, there will be more anxiety. Those who do nothing, have no goals, do not strive to achieve, and simply muddle through will definitely not experience any anxiety. Even if some symptoms of anxiety appear, they are actually just worries about the meaninglessness of life.
In forex trading, moderate anxiety is essential for traders; at the very least, it demonstrates their ambition for their trading career. Moderate anxiety can constantly motivate people to strive for progress, forge ahead, and explore deeper. Success in any endeavor doesn't come easily; it requires countless trials and tribulations, and the same is true for forex trading. However, excessive anxiety is undesirable in forex trading. I remember when I first switched from manufacturing to forex trading, I felt completely lost and lost. I desperately wanted to study 24/7, hoping to quickly master trading knowledge, common sense, experience, skills, and psychological principles. I often slept only 3-4 hours a day, relying on coffee for energy. This state of mind persisted for over a decade. Looking back now, that was a hallmark of high anxiety, and the thought still terrifies me.

In forex trading, traders sometimes choose to "cut off all ties." This is a helpless but necessary choice, designed to reduce obstacles to progress.

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There's an interesting phenomenon in nature: if you put a bunch of crabs in a basket, even without the lid, they'll find it difficult to climb out. This is because as soon as one crab tries to climb up, the others will cling to it, pulling it down, leaving no one able to escape. However, experimental results show that with persistent effort, a few will eventually succeed.
The same is true in real life. Forex traders can stand out if they avoid moral coercion and avoid low-energy, low-value, or even trash-like friends and relatives. Those who try to "recognize" forex traders as "relatives" are often simply trying to slow them down and slow their upward climb. In this situation, "ignoring all relatives" is the correct path and rhythm for traders, and it's the most sober and wise choice.
Life is short, and forex traders shouldn't be constrained by so-called personal connections or face, otherwise they'll struggle to achieve great things. Although we're ordinary people, in today's highly developed internet, we can establish our personal image and build a successful career through online promotion.

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+86 137 1158 0480

+86 137 1158 0480

Mr. Zhang

China · Guangzhou

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