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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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An interesting phenomenon in forex trading is that seemingly knowledgeable traders are often more likely to suffer losses. This is because they dabble in a wide range of knowledge without mastering the fundamentals.

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Many forex traders over-pursue breadth of knowledge, experimenting with various trading indicators and strategies, while neglecting the importance of depth and focus. This fragmented focus makes it difficult for them to fully leverage their strengths in the complex forex market.
The forex market is brimming with investment opportunities and temptations, but traders need to choose carefully and not blindly chase every seemingly profitable opportunity. Traders with an overly broad knowledge base often try to seize every opportunity due to their overly flexible thinking, resulting in frequent stop-losses. While they may have a thorough understanding of trading theory, they often encounter setbacks in practice, reflecting the significant gap between theory and practice.
Therefore, forex traders should focus on a single investment and trading model and master it proficiently. Establishing a forex trading system that suits your personality and trading style is crucial. Initially, you can learn from others' successful experiences and emulate proven trading systems. Gradually, you can accumulate experience and make adjustments, ultimately building a unique and tailored forex trading system. Such a system can help traders maintain stable performance in complex and volatile markets, thereby increasing their investment success rate.

In forex trading, the key to judging the quality of a trading system lies in the profit and loss results derived from long-term testing, rather than the gains and losses of one or two trades.

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The results of a single trade are significantly influenced by random factors and cannot fully reflect the true effectiveness of a system. Only through long-term, repeated field testing can its effectiveness be objectively evaluated.
The core of any forex trading system, whether it is a trading strategy or a trading method, lies in whether it suits the investor's personality and capital scale. Ideally, this should be based on empirical experience gained through personal forex trading. Only a system that is perfectly tailored to your specific situation can truly perform effectively in practice. Otherwise, even if it's theoretically perfect, it can still lead to trading failures due to incompatibility.
In actual trading, many forex investors use a single or dual moving average trading system. Once a trade suffers a loss, they conclude that the moving average system is ineffective, unreliable, or unworkable. However, truly sophisticated investors understand that the effectiveness of a moving average system requires a long-term perspective and shouldn't be dismissed entirely based on a single loss. Many novice traders mistakenly believe that if a moving average system works well, it must be 100% accurate and infallible, ensuring they won't lose money. However, in the forex market, such absolutely perfect trading tools don't exist.
The strength of the trading systems built by forex investors stems from their unparalleled understanding of themselves. This makes the moving average systems they construct more resilient and adaptable, enabling them to better respond to market fluctuations.
In a forex moving average system, each candlestick chart can represent a small position. Obviously, when a trend experiences a major retracement, the positions corresponding to the candlesticks during the retracement phase are often in losses, unless investors avoid opening or increasing positions during the retracement, and avoid accumulating small, long-term positions. This situation also indirectly illustrates that the effectiveness of a trading system is not reflected in avoiding all losses, but in achieving overall profits over the long term.

In forex trading, significant retracements within a major trend are a common occurrence. A forex trader's ability to navigate such retracements can fully reflect their experience and skills.

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In forex trading, if the major trend direction remains unchanged and short-term counter-trend fluctuations fail to alter the overall direction of the original trend, it can be considered a normal major retracement. At this time, it is important to pay attention to key support and resistance levels. The effectiveness of support and resistance can reflect the balance of power between bulls and bears, providing important evidence for determining whether the major trend direction has changed.
Furthermore, once the broader trend is confirmed to be intact, traders should flexibly adjust their positions based on their position management strategy and the extent of any pullbacks. Avoid allowing normal fluctuations in forex trading trends to disrupt your trading rhythm, potentially leading to unnecessary trading errors.
Also, in forex trading, confirming that the broader trend remains intact should rely on your own trading logic. If your position opening logic remains unchanged, you should maintain your position and avoid blindly adjusting your position based on short-term fluctuations.

In forex trading, the key is to patiently wait for trading signals.

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Forex traders should avoid blind speculation, predictions, or impulsive action without clear signals. Once a trading signal appears, traders should remain calm and avoid being distracted by emotions such as greed, arrogance, or pride.
Although the forex market is always present and trading opportunities are constantly emerging, those truly suitable for individuals are relatively limited. Many forex traders struggle with the agonizing wait time. They're overly focused on market dynamics, unwilling to even step away from the market. Once they see price fluctuations, they can't resist the urge to blindly place orders and trade frequently. The result is often being stuck in short-term trades or being forced out by stop-loss orders during market pullbacks.
True forex traders don't constantly trade; they constantly wait. They wait for the right trading opportunity, for profits to accumulate. However, traders have little control over what they can actively do. Even while waiting for profits, they often face obstacles. In fact, the ability to wait patiently is what sets most retail forex traders apart.

In forex trading, traders constantly need to overcome fear and greed. Only by maintaining a small position can they effectively mitigate the constant psychological pressure brought on by fear and greed.

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From the moment they open or maintain a position, traders often become entangled in greed and arrogance. The forex market never offers traders a perfect entry point; uncertainty is always present, leading to hesitation in their decision-making. When traders muster the courage to open a position, new challenges arise: they muster the dual pressures of greed and fear.
After achieving some gains in the forex market, traders often mistakenly believe they have the market figured out, letting down their guard and starting to increase their positions. This behavior contradicts their established trading system, leading them to fantasize about dominating the market. However, even with the slightest market fluctuation or a significant pullback, all previous gains and profits are lost, and even the principal can be wiped out.
As traders mature, they adopt a strategy of holding a small position for the long term. Even so, traders still face the realities of greed and fear. Overweight positions make it difficult to effectively manage these emotional disturbances. Experienced traders maintain a small position aligned with the moving average. This strategy protects against both the temptation of greed during a significant trend extension and the fear of unrealized losses during a significant pullback.

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