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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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When investing in forex, traders must pay attention to their health. Health is even more important than investing itself.

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Good health can support traders continuing their investment activities into their 100s; however, poor health may prevent them from persevering until they realize their dreams.
With age, everyone's physical functions gradually decline, and various health problems arise with them. When young, forex traders may be able to work late into the night without suffering any consequences. However, as they age, these habits need to be abandoned and replaced with an early bedtime and early rise routine. Adequate sleep helps boost immunity, allowing them to better cope with the challenges of investing.
Forex traders should recognize that even if they give up trading, their physical condition will decline with age. Few traders can confidently claim that they will be in better physical and mental shape ten years from now. For forex traders, intensely staring at a screen during short-term trading is no different from long hours at other jobs. While young traders may enjoy watching the market for extended periods, as they age, it's wiser to shift to long-term investing.

In forex trading, the phrases "subtraction" and "the ultimate path to simplicity" are actually different ways of expressing the same concept.

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This echoes the traditional principle of "reading a book from thin to thick, then from thick to thin," emphasizing the need for continuous filtering of thinking, from simple to complex, and then from complex to simple.
Forex traders' efforts will ultimately be rewarded, but only through decluttering and filtering, extracting the essence from their efforts and ultimately developing a unique, unique trading method, can their efforts truly be realized. If you don't filter your thinking, identify effective methods, and completely withdraw from the forex market, all your past efforts will be wasted.
In forex trading, filtering your thinking from simple to complex and back again may seem simple, but it's actually extremely challenging. Traders who can accomplish this process are undoubtedly successful in their field.

In forex trading, the more knowledge a trader possesses, the more likely they are to fall into confusion.

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Merely knowing a lot doesn't mean it's accurate. Market information is highly complex and noisy, and traders may mistakenly believe they possess a wealth of information when, in reality, they're simply overloaded with conflicting models and redundant theories.
China is a country steeped in a test-oriented education system, and many forex traders continue to adopt this test-oriented mindset even after entering the trading world. They believe their poor trading results stem from insufficient practice questions or an incomplete understanding of their knowledge. However, forex trading differs fundamentally from exams: exams have standardized answers, while forex trading does not.
In forex trading, the more knowledge a trader possesses, the more likely they are to feel confused. This is normal. This indicates that the trader has not yet effectively filtered and screened this chaotic mix of knowledge, common sense, experience, skills, and psychological details, and has yet to develop their own unique investment strategies and methods.
Only when a trader can thoroughly organize and filter their knowledge, refining their own investment strategies, methods, and techniques, can they truly achieve success.

In forex trading, the reasons why traders favor both short-term and frequent trading are similar.

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The vast majority of forex traders are retail traders with small capital. The term "small capital traders" is a euphemism; to put it bluntly, they are traders with limited capital, meaning they are financially disadvantaged. Driven by a desperate desire to make a fortune, they attempt to seize every trading opportunity. This isn't inherently bad, but rather human nature. It's similar to the traditional concept of the poor: the poorer, the busier, and the busier, the poorer. The busyness of small capital traders is primarily reflected in their busy, short-term trading and frequent trading.
The reason small capital traders are so busy with short-term and frequent trading is essentially human nature. They have limited funds, and their families depend on their earnings for daily expenses. Misled by the traditional mindset of "more work, more pay," small capital traders engage in short-term and frequent trading. The result is often that the more they trade, the greater their losses.
In forex trading, the fate of small capital traders is often to eventually leave the forex market. This is an unavoidable reality. Unless a small-cap trader develops sophisticated skills and unexpectedly acquires a substantial initial capital, success will be elusive.

In forex trading, successful forex traders can see the potential and future of novice traders.

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In traditional society, there's an old saying: "Don't despise the young because they're poor." A similar principle applies in the forex trading world: "Don't despise the newbies."
Being looked down upon when a novice fails in forex trading is similar to the contempt for inexperience in everyday life. Exposure often correlates with financial resources, not intelligence. This is like the way wealthy children used to look down on those from poorer backgrounds. Rich children are wealthy because their parents are highly profitable, not because they themselves possess significant earning power. Once children from poor families enter society and earn a fortune, the wealthy children who once despised and bullied them often feel embarrassed to see them again, as the memory of the bullying lingers. This is human nature. Disdain for others is a sign of personality flaw, and a single act of contempt can leave a lasting impression on forex traders.
While successful forex traders recognize the potential and future of novices, from another perspective, they don't proactively approach them. This isn't out of contempt, discrimination, or disdain, but rather a desire to avoid wasting their time. Excellent novices ultimately achieve success through their own hard work, as the internet has broken down barriers to information and knowledge. There are countless correct answers online; the key lies in choosing and diligently sifting through them. Newbies frequently ask many basic questions, which can be somewhat disturbing, as the answers to these questions are readily available online. Asking experts to answer these questions is actually a form of humiliation, though novices may not realize it.

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