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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 forex trading, the vast majority of retail traders with small capital engage in counter-trend trading.

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By analyzing trading patterns that can quickly lead to capital losses, we may be able to sound a warning for these counter-trend traders.
In forex trading, frequent trading will continuously incur spread fees, which can accumulate over time and become a significant expense. If traders close their positions as soon as they double their positions in high-frequency trading, then hold onto their positions for a long time when losses occur, the consequences will inevitably be further compounded. Furthermore, immediately closing profitable positions and then continuing to trade frequently can accelerate capital losses.
In forex trading, frequent trading and increasing positions during periods of losses are key factors in traders' capital depletion. This is precisely the core reason why most forex investors lose money: they stubbornly hold on to losses, but close their positions prematurely when they make a profit. This ultimately leads to meager profits and heavy losses, which in turn depletes their capital and forces them to exit the forex market early.

In forex trading, non-native English-speaking traders may have difficulty accurately grasping the key points of news and may even interpret them in completely different ways.

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In forex trading, traders should generally avoid relying on various news sources, as the sources are complex and the authenticity is difficult to distinguish, which can easily lead to misjudgment and hinder accurate information.
In forex trading, news often lags. Traders who rely on such news may miss opportunities before they arise.
In forex trading, non-native English-speaking traders may not accurately understand the true meaning of news and may even be misled or interpret it in a different way.
In forex trading, traders should strive to adopt a light-weight, long-term strategy, gradually reducing their positions in line with the general market trend. This avoids over-reliance on news to determine entry timing. Due to their smaller positions, light-weight, long-term strategies can effectively withstand sudden market crashes and sharp drawdowns.

In forex trading, investors who maintain a calm demeanor often facilitate smoother trading.

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In traditional society, a rational and restrained attitude helps avoid various traps and scams. Observing social phenomena reveals that minors or students entering society are often the most vulnerable to fraud. These individuals possess rich emotions and a passion for society, and scammers exploit this common psychological trait to target them. Maintaining a rational and restrained attitude, while seemingly distant, is actually an effective way to protect yourself and minimize the risk of traps and scams.
In forex trading, investors with relatively calm or indifferent emotions are generally less susceptible to emotional fluctuations, which has positive implications for trading success. This is because in forex trading, capital size is the primary factor, followed by psychological control and emotional management, with technical analysis playing a relatively secondary role.
It is worth noting that a forex investor's ability to regulate their emotions is actually more important than simple technical analysis. This crucial point, though often overlooked by most forex investors, is a key factor in determining trading success or failure.

In the field of forex trading, successful investors are not unwilling to share their experience; rather, they are deeply aware that the essence of the experience is difficult for others to truly grasp.

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In traditional society, there are some seemingly absurd phenomena that even adults themselves find difficult to fully understand. For example, when educating their children, a common mistake adults make is trying to force teenagers to grasp life philosophies that took them 40 or 50 years to comprehend. Even worse, some adults impose their own unfinished life goals on their children, forcing them to complete them. This behavior is undoubtedly unreasonable and can even lead to extreme consequences.
Returning to the context of forex trading, successful investors understand that it's impossible to expect newcomers to the market to grasp the profound principles of trading overnight. Whether it's trading knowledge, industry common sense, technical methods, practical experience, or relevant psychological skills, these require a gradual process of digestion and understanding, not a one-time acquisition. Novice traders must personally experience and learn to navigate various pitfalls. This is essential to accumulating valuable practical experience.
The same situation exists even between successful forex investors and their loved ones (such as spouses and children). While frequent interactions should provide more opportunities for mentoring and, in theory, accelerate the development of their loved ones into successful traders, the reality is often the opposite. The "hate the trade" mentality is also evident here, with those closest to them often disapproving of their profession.

Forex traders can vent their anger through legitimate channels, but they should never use investment trading as a channel for venting anger. Even if this behavior may occur unconsciously, it should be avoided as much as possible.

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In traditional real-life situations, when conflicts and disputes arise between people, expressing demands in an angry manner is often difficult to reciprocate. Even if the content expressed is reasonable and correct, it may still be strongly resisted by the recipient, ultimately resulting in poor communication. This demonstrates that attitude is crucial in the process of expression, communication, and interaction. A rational and calm attitude can often have a positive impact on resolving issues; an angry and irritable attitude, on the other hand, causes the recipient to focus primarily on the expresser's emotions rather than the intended content.
This phenomenon also exists in forex trading. When forex traders suffer significant losses, they often lose their temper and engage in retaliatory trading, which actually damages their original capital. In forex trading, capital size is the most critical factor. Once the initial capital is depleted, further trading becomes impossible. Besides capital size, emotional management is also crucial in trading. The phenomenon of capital depletion caused by emotional distress is precisely due to the loss of control over this second most important factor, which in turn triggers the first most important factor—capital depletion. This is the complete process of emotional distress leading to capital loss.

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+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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