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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 difficult for traders to know when they'll achieve success, but when their success accumulates to a certain level, the redemption of success will arrive unexpectedly and naturally.

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Once entering the forex market, traders embark on a long journey of discovery. They continuously learn, delve into, explore, and delve into forex trading knowledge, common sense, experience, skills, mindset, and psychology, constantly accumulating insights. Throughout this process, they constantly ask themselves: When will enlightenment arrive? When will they truly understand all the secrets of forex trading?
In reality, the time of enlightenment isn't entirely up to the trader. However, as long as they persevere, constantly learning, delving into, exploring, and delving deeply, they will eventually experience a sudden enlightenment and grasp the true meaning. It's like pouring water into a glass: when enough water is poured in, the glass will naturally overflow. Even if the glass is large, there's no telling when it will be full, but as long as they keep pouring, there will always be a moment when it overflows.
In short, in forex trading, traders don't need to know when or where perfection will arrive; they simply need to focus on accumulation. When the accumulation is sufficient to achieve perfection, it will be achieved through accumulation; even if perfection has not yet arrived, persistent accumulation itself is sufficient.

In forex trading, investors must clearly understand that the total profit and total return of an investment primarily come from the extended range of the trend.

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In traditional society, people tend not to envy successful strangers far away, but rather to envy those who are close to them. However, in forex trading, the rapid development of the internet has made push notifications ubiquitous, and investors are often distracted by high-frequency news. In traditional society, people didn't envy distant, unknown, successful individuals. However, the high frequency of internet news pushes brings distant, successful individuals closer to home, breaking down this psychological distance and causing investors to unconsciously develop envy of these distant, unknown individuals. This is especially true for those who have made huge profits in forex trading, who feel as if they are right next to them, which can easily lead to envy and worry. In reality, this is all due to our mindset, our psychology, and our inner thoughts. If we don't compare ourselves to others, we won't have any worries. Investors holding onto their coins shouldn't feel jealous, as they don't even have a position, so there's no reason to envy others. Short-term traders shouldn't feel jealous either, as they typically don't hold positions overnight, allowing them to enjoy a good night's sleep. However, long-term investors, as long as they hold long-term positions, any significant drawdown can cause them to toss and turn, lose their appetite, and even compromise their health. In short, whoever wears the crown must bear its weight; whoever makes big money must endure its pain. To achieve substantial profits and gains in investment trading, one must endure the various challenges that come with holding long-term positions.

A notable characteristic of forex trading: if a trader is still focused on studying trading techniques, it indicates they haven't yet developed their own unique trading method.

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When forex traders first enter the market, they typically begin by studying trading techniques. Learning and applying tools like moving averages, trend lines, support and resistance lines, and so on, are essentially aimed at accurately identifying entry points.
If a trader continues to invest in studying trading techniques, it indicates they are still in the novice stage and haven't yet developed a unique forex trading strategy.
When a trader stops obsessing over trading techniques, it means they've moved beyond the novice stage and are moving towards the advanced stage. However, at this point, they may begin to focus on position holding, particularly struggling with stop-loss settings. Even if these traders become seasoned traders, they likely still belong to the short-term trading group. As relatively mature short-term traders, their focus remains on details like entry points and stop-loss orders, which are crucial aspects of short-term trading.
When traders no longer obsess over setting stop-loss orders, they enter the early stages of long-term investment. Mature long-term investors neither set nor obsess over stop-loss orders. By repeatedly maintaining a small position, they can manage both the fear of short-term losses caused by trend pullbacks and the greed for short-term gains caused by extended trends. The key difference between mature and successful long-term investors lies in the degree of accumulation of profits and gains—when these accumulations reach a certain scale, success is achieved.

In forex trading, traders who choose a long-term, light-weight position generally do not set a stop-loss order.

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The most dangerous approach in short-term trading is to take large, short-term gambles without setting a stop-loss order. However, short-term trading is highly random and arbitrary. Even if the direction is correct, it's normal for stop-loss orders to be triggered. This is a key factor in the difficulty of short-term trading.
Long-term investors with a light position don't need to set a stop-loss order, so they don't have to waste time setting them, nor do they face the psychological distress of regret and anxiety when their stop-loss order is triggered.
The profit margin of short-term trading depends on the entry point, which requires short-term traders to enter the market early and at an excellent position, which involves a certain amount of luck. Long-term investing, on the other hand, does not care about the timing or accuracy of the entry point.
Short-term traders adhere to the principle of not predicting price fluctuations, but simply following the trend, and they must set a stop-loss order. While long-term investors don't predict short-term fluctuations, they must identify the overall trend, which allows them to conduct numerous light-position trading. If they conduct numerous light-position trading against the trend, they will ultimately suffer losses.
The advantage of investors maintaining numerous, small positions is that they can ignore market fluctuations and remain unafraid of them: they can restrain their greed for temporary gains during an uptrend, and withstand the fear of temporary losses during a downtrend.

In forex trading, MAM and PAMM managers share some similarities with mercenaries.

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Mercenaries are individuals or groups who participate in armed conflict for money, willing to work for anyone for a high enough price. Similarly, MAM and PAMM managers are employed by an employer (which may be a financial institution, a company, or an individual) and receive compensation such as salary and bonuses by trading for their employer.
Mercenaries perform various military missions, such as combat and security operations, at the behest of their employer. Their actions are completely subordinate to the employer's interests and instructions. The same is true for MAM and PAMM managers, who must operate according to the trading strategies and risk preferences set by their employer. For example, forex traders employed by some large financial institutions must conduct forex trading based on the company's investment strategy and risk management requirements and cannot act entirely at their own discretion.
Mercenaries are engaged in a high-risk occupation, facing numerous risks, including life-threatening situations, while performing their duties. MAM and PAMM managers also face trading risks. The forex market is highly volatile, and incorrect trading decisions can result in significant financial losses. MAM and PAMM managers may face consequences such as job loss and compensation, and their professional reputation may also be affected. For example, during periods of significant forex market volatility, if improper operations cause significant losses to their employers, they may lose their jobs.
Mercenaries generally require excellent physical fitness, combat skills, and military acumen to perform their duties. MAM and PAMM managers, on the other hand, require specialized financial and forex knowledge, trading techniques, and market analysis skills to effectively trade in the forex market and secure profits for their employers.
However, there are some significant differences between MAM and PAMM managers and mercenaries. For example, mercenaries are primarily active in the military sector, where their activities may involve violence and conflict and are subject to international military regulations. MAM and PAMM managers, on the other hand, operate within the financial foreign exchange market, are subject to financial regulatory policies, and operate through financial transactions, thus avoiding violence.

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13711580480@139.com

+86 137 1158 0480

+86 137 1158 0480

+86 137 1158 0480

z.x.n@139.com

Mr. Z-X-N

China · Guangzhou

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