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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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A key misconception in forex trading is that simply "knowing" trading principles, techniques, or market patterns without actually taking action is essentially the same as "not knowing."

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This kind of "knowing" is merely superficial, meaning one hasn't truly grasped the logic of trading, let alone achieved the unity of knowledge and action.
Many forex investors have accumulated a wealth of theoretical knowledge through study and are well aware of the importance of position control, the necessity of stop-loss and take-profit strategies, and the need to remain rational in the face of losses. However, they frequently violate these principles in actual trading. For example, despite being fully aware of the risks of trading with large positions, they may be tempted to increase their positions during market fluctuations. They also know they should strictly implement stop-loss orders, but they still take chances and allow losses to continue. This "knowing but not acting" situation stems from a superficial understanding of trading knowledge, failing to internalize it into stable trading habits and psychological mechanisms. Furthermore, they fail to truly understand the relationship between the nature of market operations and their own behavior. The complexity and uncertainty of the foreign exchange market particularly challenges investors' ability to translate knowledge into action. Failure to bridge the gap between "knowing" and "doing" makes all theoretical knowledge mere empty talk. Not only will it be difficult to profit from trading, but the disconnect between knowledge and action may lead to even greater difficulties. Only when investors truly understand the underlying logic of trading, embed correct knowledge into their core beliefs, develop a reflexive execution, and achieve the unity of knowledge and action can they truly gain a firm foothold in forex trading and gradually achieve stable profits.

In forex trading, investors should not be overly concerned with self-esteem or dignity when encountering failure. Instead, they should bravely acknowledge losses and accept the outcome.

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In traditional industries, those who achieve success often possess a strong willpower and the ability to withstand ridicule or insults from others. If you overly care about the opinions of others, the path to success will become extremely difficult. Similarly, in forex trading, investors must be able to withstand the loss of face when faced with failure and not overly value personal pride. If you can't even persevere yourself, how can you expect others to help you through? It's worth noting that Western culture tends to encourage failure, while Eastern culture may ridicule and demean those who fail.
For forex traders, to become successful, they must first learn to be a loser who can face failure. Losses in forex trading are not shameful, but rather a necessary part of entering the market. Many investors mistakenly believe that the barrier to entry is low and rush into the market without adequate preparation, ultimately leaving the market with a dismal "tuition fee."
True growth for investors comes from reflection, reflection, and planning through each loss. Investors should ask themselves: What have I learned from my failures? Have I transformed each loss into a stepping stone to success? If investors can do this, success is only a matter of time.

In forex trading, position size is a key factor influencing investor sentiment.

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Assuming a mature technical framework, before entering the forex market, the size of one's capital will influence one's mindset; after entering the market, position size becomes the core factor influencing this mindset.
Position size plays a crucial role in forex trading, and its impact on investor sentiment is precisely what many novice forex traders tend to overlook.
If an investor's position is too heavy, they often cannot withstand the shock and impact of significant market fluctuations when trading experiences a significant drawdown. Conversely, if a well-balanced position is established and investors adopt a long-term, light-weight strategy, they do not need to constantly monitor the market, thus avoiding the consequences of "self-scare" caused by excessive attention. It is important to understand that investors are human, not gods, and are inevitably affected by fluctuations in market volatility. However, most investors struggle to manage their positions effectively. In fact, those who can manage this are generally those who have already achieved stable profits.
Fundamentally, the issue of position sizing isn't simply a matter of position setting; at a deeper level, it reflects an investor's psychological issues.

In the field of forex trading, the primary task for forex investors is to accumulate extensive trading experience.

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Looking back at the development of industries in traditional society, entrepreneurs in traditional industries often spent years intensively cultivating their fields, accumulating a wealth of experience. This experience not only rivaled that of industry veterans but also enabled them to achieve innovative breakthroughs and surpass their predecessors' achievements. This allowed them to quickly gain a foothold in the industry. While superficially emerging entrepreneurs may appear to be newcomers, in reality, their experience accumulation and "stealing skills" often spans over a decade or more. In forex trading, even independent investors with strong financial resources must first accumulate sufficient trading experience. Otherwise, the larger the size of their portfolio, the greater the potential losses. However, in the forex trading world, few investors have accumulated more than ten years of experience. This is because the learning process, including the knowledge, common sense, experience, techniques, and psychological training required for forex trading, is often tedious, and few people persevere. If forex investors could learn from the time span and significance of experience accumulation in traditional industrial entrepreneurship, they would gain a deeper understanding of the crucial value of the time investment and process required to accumulate experience in forex trading.

In forex trading, investors' learning and trading processes should balance work and rest, alternating between diligence and laziness. Early learning requires effort, while later trading requires relaxation.

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When initially entering the forex market, investors must diligently learn the relevant knowledge, common sense, skills, mindset, and experience. Only in this way can they quickly master the fundamentals. However, after completing their training, they should be wary of excessive diligence in actual trading. Extensive data demonstrates that excessive diligence can easily lead to high-frequency trading, which in turn increases the probability of losses. Conversely, a bit of laziness can help maintain a steady trading rhythm.
In the early stages of learning the relevant knowledge, common sense, skills, mindset, and experience for forex trading, investors must redouble their efforts to quickly grasp the essence of forex trading. Without hard work, it may take a lifetime to fully develop these knowledge, common sense, skills, mindset, and experience.
Once investors have fully developed their knowledge, common sense, skills, mindset, and experience and are ready to engage in actual trading, they can slow down, adjust their mental state, maintain good health, and invest and trade in a relaxed environment to accumulate wealth. They should avoid excessive anxiety and stress during trading and avoid high-frequency trading and heavy positions.
In the mature stages of forex trading, investors can adopt a light-weight, long-term strategy, using it as a source of entertainment, leisure, and retirement. They can arrange numerous small positions along the moving average. This can mitigate the fear of floating losses during large pullbacks and the greed of floating profits during large extensions, avoiding both premature stop-losses and premature profit-taking.

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+86 137 1158 0480

+86 137 1158 0480

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Mr. Z-X-N

China · Guangzhou

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