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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 the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, once a trader has mastered cognitive knowledge, common sense, experience, and skills, the key to success lies in courage and mindset.

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Even with a solid cognitive foundation, if a trader consistently struggles to achieve profits, the problem is likely due to a lack of courage and an unbalanced mindset. Certain traits are inherently different in people. For example, the fallen Chinese emperor, known for his calligraphy and painting, whose works are priceless and considered a master of calligraphy, was not adept at leading troops in battle, and was even inferior to ordinary people. The saying, "A scholar's rebellion will fail in three years," also illustrates that scholars who have devoted themselves to academic study often tend to be gentle and lack decisiveness. This is a trait shaped by their long association with books.
In forex trading, if a trader has mastered all aspects of knowledge but still cannot consistently generate profits, often falling into a state of indecision and hesitation, neither willing to hold onto correct floating losses nor to cut them off when they are not, and persistently unable to address these shortcomings in mentality and courage, then abandoning forex trading may be the more rational choice.

In forex trading, the vast majority of investors fail to clearly distinguish between investment and gambling. Once they understand this distinction, success is within reach.

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In everyday life, many people mistakenly equate investment with gambling. This misconception is common among non-professionals and understandable.
For forex novices, it's normal to view forex trading as gambling. This is because novices haven't yet thoroughly learned and mastered the knowledge, common sense, skills, experience, and psychology of investment trading.
However, as novices become experienced, this perception gradually changes. Once they become experts, they no longer view forex trading as gambling. This is because before engaging in forex trading, investors have numerous success factors and entry points to choose from. Simply put, in gambling, all the cards are hidden, while in forex trading, all the cards are exposed; this is the key difference between the two.
Although most forex investors fail to understand the difference between investment and gambling, many do treat forex trading as gambling, especially those focused on short-term trading.
In forex trading, long-term investing is investing, while short-term trading is often gambling. Choosing short-term trading with insufficient funds is tantamount to gambling; whereas having sufficient funds for medium- to long-term investments is true investment. Large funds engaging in long-term trading is investing, while small funds engaging in short-term trading is gambling.
If retail investors can transform short-term trading into long-term investing, it can be a stroke of luck and even lead to success, but the prerequisite is to maintain a sufficiently light position. This is difficult for the average retail investor to achieve, but those who can are considered the lucky ones.

In the field of forex trading, when traders frequently cite various investment and trading books during discussions, using the content of these books as their primary argument, it usually indicates that they are still in their novice stage.

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If forex traders blindly follow investment and trading books, this is essentially no different from blindly believing childhood stories. After all, even historical texts contain many false historical facts, so the authenticity and applicability of investment and trading books are even more questionable.
Most investment and trading books in the forex market are essentially reposted, copied, and plagiarized content related to stock trading. However, there are significant differences in the investment details between stocks and forex. A core difference is that stock trading does not have overnight interest rate spreads, while forex trading does.
Currently, forex traders around the world are in a state of confusion and constant search due to a lack of authoritative and accurate textbooks to guide, train, and direct them. To maintain trade and financial stability and prevent the outflow of wealth, major countries around the world generally prohibit or restrict foreign exchange (forex) trading. Naturally, no country will provide textbooks, guides, or manuals related to prohibited areas. Instead, they block content related to forex trading and even restrict related search keywords. This makes it extremely difficult for forex traders to acquire useful knowledge, common sense, experience, skills, and psychology.
Of course, another perspective is that prohibited and restricted areas often hold the most lucrative opportunities. Only those traders who dedicate decades of dedicated research and dedication to forex trading will ultimately benefit the most.

In forex trading, established and successful investors constantly share their experiences and insights.

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This kind of sharing not only has the meaning of "giving a rose to someone leaves a lingering fragrance on your hand," but it may also unconsciously apply the concept of "learning through teaching." Sharing allows one's own views to collide, be tested, and corrected.
Mature, successful investors find joy in sharing, relaxing their minds and bodies while simultaneously enhancing their experience and proficiency. They integrate the imparting of forex trading knowledge with investors' interests and experiences, making learning less tedious and more engaging and natural.
Sharing through teaching makes learning more engaging and efficient. Investors no longer feel burdened by learning, but rather enjoy the process. This not only helps them better grasp the knowledge but also cultivates their independent learning skills and creativity.
Through sharing, mature, successful investors cultivate the habit of repeating simple tasks. By repeatedly performing seemingly simple tasks, they accumulate forex trading experience and skills. This kind of sharing not only builds experience but also forms habits, boosts confidence, and brings long-term benefits.

In forex trading, a trader's trading practice relies on visual perception and internal memory, a process that remains silent.

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Compared to sports, forex trading practice exhibits distinct characteristics. While most sports involve physical movements or manipulation, which are overt, trading practice can be silent and subtle, with implicit attributes.
In forex trading, mental development is paramount, as the quality of one's mindset directly determines trading success. An unbalanced mindset can make all efforts in vain. A stable mindset allows traders to calmly navigate breakouts and drawdowns, a fundamental skill they must possess.
Traders must hone their minds through repeated practice, transforming from quantitative to qualitative change. When one develops a calm attitude towards gains and losses, inner peace and stability will develop. Self-control is the most challenging aspect of forex trading. While it may sound simple, achieving it requires sustained effort. Calmness and patience are essential qualities during trading. Practice should be used to reduce blindness and achieve unity of knowledge and action.
With long-term, implicit practice, a trader's ability to control their desires will gradually strengthen. Through the tempering of "patience makes steel," an unbreakable inner defense will be forged.
Once mental training has achieved its goals, traders need to further master the art of placing pending orders: placing buy orders in support areas of an uptrend and sell orders in resistance areas of a downtrend. Placing pending orders isn't a one-time action; rather, it's the repeated opening and closing of multiple orders, gradually accumulating positions. Learning to place pending orders means mastering a targeted, quality approach to waiting, thus avoiding missing out on valuable opportunities to enter a position.

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+86 137 1158 0480

+86 137 1158 0480

Mr. Zhang

China · Guangzhou

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