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Formal starting from $500,000, test starting from $50,000.
Profits are shared by half (50%), and losses are shared by a quarter (25%).
Forex multi-account manager Z-X-N
Accepts global forex account operation, investment, and trading
Assists family office investment and autonomous management
Forex trading requires a clear understanding that the forex market is a complex tapestry of emotions and capital, not a realm where a single technique can be a universal success.
The vast majority of forex traders, upon entering the market, primarily seek to uncover the secrets and secrets of trading techniques. They devote countless hours to poring over the thick textbooks circulating in the market, only to find, disappointingly, that these contents are often literal imitations of stock or futures investment techniques, with little relevance to forex trading. This inevitably leads to the feeling that "the thicker the book, the less technical skills."
After failing to find the answers to popular textbooks, many traders turn to online forex trading articles, hoping to find high-quality techniques and strategies. However, after extensive reading, studying, screening, and filtering, they discover that technical analysis articles often lack practical value, often assuming the more text they contain. These articles speculate on future trends based on past experience.
Over time, traders will realize that discussions about trading mindset, emotions, and psychological training are not meaningless. In particular, discussions about the role of emotions in driving forex market trends still hold some valuable insights. They gradually understand that technical skills aren't the key; rather, capital size and mental development are the core factors in determining trading success or failure, with investment techniques serving only as a supplementary tool.
When traders realize that trading skills aren't decisive, they abandon their fantasies of overnight wealth. This abandonment brings both disappointment and relief: either exit the market or steadily accumulate wealth. However, forex trading is a low-risk, low-return instrument. Without the support of large capital, most retail traders with small capital will eventually leave. After all, if they can't support their families through trading, wasting precious time isn't worth it. Unless one's family is financially well-off, it's difficult to make forex trading a lifelong career.
In forex trading, the vast majority of traders' failures are essentially a result of waiting.
In traditional society, most people could endure the hardships of studying for ten years, even if they ultimately only landed a job paying a few thousand yuan a month. However, in forex trading, few traders can endure a decade of unprofitable study. Some even give themselves only one or two years, eager to make a killing from the moment they enter the market. This unrealistic expectation leads to the early elimination of many traders.
Forex investment statistics clearly show that over 80% of traders exit the market within two years. Those who persist for five years without missing out significantly increase their probability of profit, and those who survive for more than ten years can achieve a profit rate exceeding 30%.
In forex trading, an undeniable fact is that even if traders can survive for more than ten years, they rarely experience significant losses. Most failures stem from a lack of patience. If traders had planned their growth in 10-, 20-, or 30-year cycles from the outset, much of the high cost of trial and error and the physical and mental strain could have been avoided. However, the realities of survival make it difficult for adults to persist in such a lengthy learning process without clear results. Some traders may believe that a small initial capital is a barrier to profitability. In reality, as long as they are willing to invest sufficient time and utilize leverage wisely—avoiding high leverage and keeping it within 5x—a turnaround during a major market trend is very possible, even inevitable. However, the reality is that most traders ultimately fail because of time, which has nothing to do with skill or capital. Even mediocre traders have a high probability of success if given enough time, but the pressures of life, the responsibilities of supporting a family, or even a lack of patience to wait for success even when they have the time, prevent them from making it to the end.
In forex trading, traders must acknowledge and accept the fact that the vast majority will lose money.
Whether it's the 721 rule (70% losses, 20% break-even, 10% profits) or the 811 rule (80% losses, 10% break-even, 10% profits), both demonstrate that only a minority can truly make money. No matter how many courses a trader attends or how many techniques they learn, profits are not guaranteed. In fact, if a trader can avoid losses at the outset, it's already a success.
Once traders apply the techniques and concepts they've learned in real-world situations, they'll find it incredibly difficult to strictly adhere to their trading system, especially to stick to their trading philosophy. Market fluctuations can trigger a variety of emotions in traders, such as desire, greed, fear, hope, and expectation. If a trader lacks determination, patience, and self-discipline, it's difficult to make money in the forex market.
The reality of forex trading tells us that most traders lose money. Even if traders intensively study and delve into the knowledge, common sense, experience, skills, and mental discipline of forex trading, there's no guarantee they'll join the 10% who succeed. Many traders never achieve financial freedom through trading. Just like any other job, it's difficult to make a fortune solely through work, and they can only barely make ends meet. For traders, the transition from a work-based life to a forex-based fortune is a difficult one.
In the long run, to make money in forex trading, you must hone your skills through dedicated and diligent practice. However, just as becoming a strong swimmer requires not only hard work but also natural physique and brains, forex trading also requires a certain amount of talent. Beyond talent, traders also need a deep desire for money, which is a source of motivation. As in any industry, only with sufficient drive can traders persevere in the complex market.
In the world of forex trading, newcomers should especially cherish and value the occasional words shared by successful, established investors.
Perhaps just these few words can help a novice overcome a trading dilemma, leading to a sudden enlightenment and a smooth, rapid investment journey.
Sophisticated forex investors share a common understanding: teaching others how to trade is far more difficult than actually trading yourself. When trading yourself, you can instantly execute an order with a click of the mouse. However, if you want others to understand the logic behind the order, it's difficult to achieve that level of instant execution without five years of practical training. These are things that require personal experience and cannot be achieved through instruction.
Sophisticated forex investors also agree that if a trading instructor can profit in the forex market, they won't consider teaching forex courses or disseminating trading knowledge their profession. This is because teaching and disseminating knowledge consumes too much energy and attention from traders, and excessive energy consumption can shorten their lifespan.
Meanwhile, established forex investors generally believe that occasional sharing from successful individuals is trustworthy, while those who devote significant time to professional sharing are not. This is because profitable, large-scale investors don't have the time to teach newcomers techniques. Furthermore, forex trading techniques are of little use, and more crucially, retail investors with large capital lack them. Furthermore, the crucial trading mindset cannot be mastered through instruction; it requires personal training, refinement, and cultivation.
Occasional sharing from successful individuals is trustworthy, while large-scale professional sharing is not. Another reason why the core of success is often conveyed in a few words, or even a single true message, is that excessive content dilutes the truly powerful truths. The fundamental principles of forex trading cannot be taught; they can only be grasped through personal understanding. A "Tao" that can be taught is not the true Tao.
In forex trading, traders should cherish every good opportunity, as prohibitions and restrictions themselves constitute barriers and opportunities.
While some countries prohibit and restrict foreign exchange trading on the surface, they actually serve as both a protective barrier and an opportunity. These restrictions, to a certain extent, protect investors from excessive speculation and market volatility, while also providing those who can participate in the international foreign exchange market with a unique competitive advantage.
When traders are able to freely invest in the international foreign exchange market, they should cherish this opportunity. Globally, many people in countries subject to foreign exchange controls cannot even remit remittances abroad. Recognizing this reality, even when encountering setbacks in forex trading, traders should strive to overcome them. This contrast can help traders maintain a positive attitude. Just as people lament their own lack of shoes, they should remember that there are many people in the world without feet. This contrast can give traders courage and comfort, serving as a driving force for their progress.
In forex trading, traders may experience floating losses or even find themselves in trouble due to placing large, opposite orders. However, even in these situations, with patience, losses can often be recovered. Because forex currencies are unlikely to be delisted, even if a novice investor is trapped when investing large sums of money, they can generally recover their investment with patience. In contrast, for investors who can only invest in stocks from certain countries, if they are trapped when investing large sums of money in stocks, the possibility of delisting makes it much more difficult to recover. Therefore, forex traders should cherish good opportunities and chances in forex trading, as these opportunities may not exist in other markets.
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