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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, investors should accept losses calmly and use them to accumulate practical experience.

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Losses are like a whip, constantly lashing and spurring traders to improve. This isn't a psychological distortion, but rather the fundamental laws of the market.
Looking at traditional industries, the growth trajectory of any successful person is fraught with setbacks and failures. Through these experiences, they accrue the experience and lessons necessary for success. Comparing setbacks and failures to a whip to illustrate their motivating effect is a figurative expression, but it's an undeniable truth. It's only because successful individuals rarely use this metaphor to express their inner feelings in person that others struggle to resonate, empathize, and share their experiences.
Forex traders must also recognize that everything in the world is beneficial to oneself, including losses. Losses can help traders learn lessons and accumulate rich investment and trading experience. The forex market, as the preeminent trading mentor, cultivates qualified investors every minute of every day.
From another perspective, only when an investor exits the forex market and ceases trading does all the accumulated experience and lessons learned become worthless.

In forex trading, as long as a trader is willing to work hard and make sacrifices, there will be rewards.

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In traditional society, as long as a person is not confined to a restrictive platform or framework, their talents will not be buried for life. For example, many elites dream of entering the system, but the system itself is a platform that may restrict their development in other fields.
After successfully running a foreign trade factory in Guangdong, I have a deep understanding of this. If the system hadn't screened out elites, they would have come to the Pearl River Delta to open factories and companies. Elites are mostly highly intelligent. If they worked hard to start a business, someone with average qualifications like me would definitely not be able to compete with them. From another perspective, the system's screening of elites actually reduces the competitive pressure for ordinary entrepreneurs. This is an indisputable fact.
After the Labor Law was implemented, I realized that labor-intensive industries were gradually losing their competitiveness, so I decisively gave up my factory job and turned to forex trading. Looking back, I still feel a lingering fear. If I hadn't given up the factory before 2010, it would be too late now because the company was so large that it would be difficult to withdraw easily.
Switching to forex trading was difficult. For 20 years, I worked year-round, without a single weekend off. I've learned that if you're desperate to make money, you'll work hard to make it. Similarly, if you're desperate to succeed in forex trading, you'll succeed. The premise is that 20 years of hard work will pay off.

In the forex trading world, traders must avoid fraudulent platforms, as the number of legitimate platforms worldwide continues to shrink.

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Intensified market competition has led to a continuous decline in profits for forex brokers and trading platforms. Legitimate brokers or trading platforms can only survive by reaching global leadership. Some legitimate platforms, struggling to maintain staff expenses, have gradually become shady. They maintain legitimate operations in highly regulated countries like the UK, but become shady in other parts of the world, creating a "dual-faced" existence: possessing both the characteristics of legitimate practitioners and underworld scammers, their operating logic clearly distorted.
As a large number of legitimate platforms have transformed into shady platforms, their survival logic has become increasingly clear: they rely on profiting from traders' stop-loss orders and margin calls, desperately hoping for losses and fearing profits. These tactics include increasing slippage, increasing leverage, and encouraging traders to use leverage.
Based on current trends, the number of legitimate forex brokers will continue to decline, and the forex investment and trading industry may even face extinction, a possibility that is increasing significantly.

In the field of forex trading, large-scale forex investors who adhere to the right investment philosophy can effectively resist the distractions, interference, and interruptions of erroneous trading perspectives.

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Many forex investors believe that "the end of trading is margin calls." Those who make such claims are either unbalanced argumentative narcissists or newbies with limited trading knowledge. These investors often hold only a few hundred dollars, or at most, a thousand.
For large-scale forex investors, this view is illogical. With millions or tens of millions of dollars in capital, the probability of margin calls is extremely low, practically impossible to achieve through manual manipulation. After all, margin calls require extremely fast and large position sizes, and typical forex banks have clear limits on the number of lots allowed per position. Small-scale investors may view hundreds of thousands of dollars as a significant amount, but this is due to their limited experience and lack of exposure to truly large funds.
This also leads large-scale forex investors to be reluctant to interact with small-scale investors. The difference in capital size creates a hierarchical gap in thinking patterns, trading strategies, and investment philosophies between the two parties. They are not on the same page, and communication often leads to difficulties with "unable to communicate" and "difficulty communicating."

In forex trading, investors' daily activities revolve around entering and exiting the market.

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Specifically, the daily activities of small-capital, short-term forex traders primarily revolve around these two options. In terms of trading techniques, they constantly strive to identify resistance and support areas, capitalizing on entry and exit opportunities to generate profits.
For large-capital, long-term forex investors, their daily activities primarily revolve around single positions after entering the market. This stems from their approach of primarily entering positions, never closing them. They will also continually search for resistance and support areas, but only to explore opportunities to enter and increase positions, without expending energy on closing opportunities.

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+86 137 1158 0480

+86 137 1158 0480

+86 137 1158 0480

Mr. Zhang

China · Guangzhou

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