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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, it's not necessary to learn from instructors, masters, or experts who charge exorbitant tuition fees.

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However, the numerous free resources available online often have value. Investors should maintain an open mind and approach learning with an attitude of "learning from others" rather than questioning them with a skeptical attitude.
In ancient China and Europe, mastering texts or books meant mastering skills and experience, leading to monopoly over methods and techniques. Finding a good teacher in any field has always been difficult. Since ancient times, imparting knowledge and skills has typically been paid for.
In ancient times, people often served as apprentices in workshops to learn a trade. By diligently serving their master and observing closely, they acquired true skills and were able to support their families through their refined craftsmanship. Even today, many factories still accept apprentices, but masters often retain some. Only when the apprentice demonstrates the utmost respect and humility will the master fully impart his skills.
In traditional society, many successful entrepreneurs began their careers in factories or companies, working diligently and learning diligently, gradually mastering an unpopular skill and ultimately achieving success in their niche. However, many people spend their entire lives working for others, believing that hard work is simply about making money for their bosses. With this rebellious mentality, they never see work as an opportunity to learn, and never truly master a skill.
In forex trading, investors should maintain a clear mindset. As long as the purpose of free sharing is pure, such sharing is often valuable. Successful forex traders don't necessarily seek fame and fortune beyond making money; they simply want to share their experiences. For forex beginners, avoid being argumentative right from the start. The value of shared content doesn't diminish just because you challenge it. In fact, many valuable sharing posts often receive argumentative comments, but it's often the commenters, not the sharers, who are made to look bad.

In the forex investment and trading market, successful individuals from traditional industries often have a higher probability of success. This is closely related to the experience and mindset they've accumulated in these traditional fields.

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Successful managers in traditional industries generally possess a strong spirit of exploration and adaptability. When running a factory, they must maintain competitiveness through continuous product innovation to avoid being eliminated by the market, unless they have established a monopoly that is difficult for their peers to match. This core quality, developed through practical experience, enables them to demonstrate unique adaptability in forex trading.
In the forex market, successful individuals from traditional industries are not constrained by established rules and terminology. They neither dogmatically adhere to the principle of "cutting losses and letting profits run" nor overly worry about the authenticity of market breakthroughs. Instead, they are more accustomed to guiding their trading based on the business logic of traditional businesses, adhering to prudent principles and rejecting quick success. Therefore, a light-weight, long-term strategy becomes a more natural choice for them, rather than the risky behavior of heavy short-term investments.
Long-term investing requires traders to overcome the psychological distractions of short-term decision-making and profit and loss, which requires immense patience: they must strictly adhere to stop-loss rules, firmly hold positions that meet expectations, and withstand long-term capital drawdowns. These scenarios are highly similar to the challenges faced by entrepreneurs in traditional industries when operating factories. Drawing on past experience, they can more effectively handle the psychological and operational challenges of trading.
From a risk management perspective, long-term investing, with a light position and sufficient margin, is key to weathering wide fluctuations. However, heavy long-term trading often leads to traders "seeing the right trend but being eliminated." This common problem is also something successful people in traditional industries have repeatedly overcome in their own business, and they can effectively avoid this risk in forex trading.

In forex trading, if investors struggle to understand the technical indicators described in books or articles, they shouldn't doubt their own abilities, but rather question the author's expertise and presentation skills.

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In reality, the importance of technical analysis in forex trading has been greatly exaggerated. Technical tools often only need to meet basic needs. Countless books on forex trading techniques are available, but ultimately, they rehash common technical indicators. The internet is also rife with so-called "strategies," leading many investors to mistakenly believe there's a secret to forex trading. This misconception further fuels self-doubt, leading them to believe their inability to consistently profit stems from a lack of these so-called "secrets." If this misconception takes root, investors can find themselves trapped and unable to recover.
Forex trading techniques are merely tools; their core function is to support an investor's trading philosophy. Investors should first establish their own trading philosophy and then select appropriate technical tools based on that philosophy, rather than simply pursuing a surefire strategy. When investors have a clear trading mindset and align it with the right technical tools, success will naturally follow, without the need for external help. Looking within is the correct path.
Many books and articles about forex trading are written by people who aren't actual traders themselves, but rather by people who write behind closed doors. They fabricate complex and obscure indicators and strategies, often designed to deceive new forex traders. Experienced and advanced traders likely won't even glance at them, knowing full well that they are false.

In forex trading, beginners may actually be more fortunate if they enter the market with a smaller capital, as larger capital also carries greater potential risk.

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Many traders enter the forex market hoping to improve their lives, but the harsh reality is that most end up making their lives worse. No one enters the forex market hoping to lose money, yet the vast majority do. Every trader enters the forex market hoping to make money, but the reality is that the vast majority struggle to achieve profitability.
Forex trading is a niche and unpopular field. Mastering currency investment is not easy, typically requiring three to five years to truly grasp its essence. Before fully mastering forex trading, the larger the capital, the greater the potential risk. While some traders may have accumulated substantial capital in other fields, they are unfamiliar with forex trading. These traders may be experts in other fields, but they are mere novices in forex trading, and therefore can suffer significant losses.
However, the vast majority of forex traders are retail traders with limited capital, who also account for the majority of losses in the market. However, from another perspective, their losses are relatively small, even negligible. Therefore, for retail traders with limited capital, losses are not a major concern, as they invest limited capital.

A significant pattern in the forex market exists: if short-term traders achieve returns that double or even multiply in a short period of time, it is often a sign of impending liquidation.

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A deeper analysis reveals that achieving such astonishing profit margins in short-term trading relies on heavy or ultra-heavy positions. Absent this high-risk positioning strategy, achieving multiples of profit with standard positions alone is practically impossible.
The key issue is that once traders experience the short-term, lucrative profits of heavy short-term positions, it's almost impossible to stop. The obsession with getting rich quick leads them to repeat this pattern. However, according to market norms and common sense, the revelry of short-term gains is often followed by a short-term loss.
This suggests that forex investors should prioritize a light-weight, long-term investment strategy. Short-term, heavy-weight trading violates the principle of sustainability and is doomed to fail in the long term.

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+86 137 1158 0480

+86 137 1158 0480

+86 137 1158 0480

Mr. Zhang

China · Guangzhou

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