Forex multi account manager | Use your trading account operating, investing, trading | Assist in self management of family office investment
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Why sharing?
1）Share my experience in forex account management with those in need.
2）Accept global MAM & PAMM accounts entrusted trading.
3）Account starts：Official at $500,000, trial at $50,000.
4）Profits shared half (50%) & losses shared quarter (25%).
5）Clients can receive the latest report from the investment manager at the end of each month.
6）Assist in self management of family office investment.
How does MAM (Multi-Account Management) operate?
Forex multi-account manager operates, invests, and trades using only your trading account on your behalf. The forex manager does not hold your money; profits are automatically allocated by the forex bank's trading system, reducing human disputes and trust issues.
This is the same principle as entrusting your online store to network professionals to help you operate, maintain, and promote it. This can make your online store stand out on the entire network platform and generate stable profits.
This is akin to entrusting your game account to professional gamers in competitions to assist you in managing, competing, and upkeeping your game account. This can elevate your game account to a top-ranking position on the esports platform.
How to self-manage a family office?
In the past, family trust offices had to undergo a series of complex procedures, such as registration, which not only wasted time but also money.
Many investment trading platforms offered by forex banks have a mechanism in place where multiple account managers can oversee numerous trading accounts. Family investment offices can select a proficient manager to handle sub-accounts belonging to various families within the office. Profits are calculated independently in this setup. This system can supplant the conventional management approaches of family offices, leading to simplification, enhanced efficiency, and reduced friction and loss fees.
Families with limited funds can open a few accounts, while those with substantial funds can open multiple investment accounts to diversify their total funds and minimize scrutiny. This strategy also helps mitigate the risk of significant losses in a single investment account due to errors.
MAM (multi-account management) and family office self-service management | Swiss forex bank is the first choice.
Switzerland is the preferred choice, not solely due to the renowned Swiss bank confidentiality system, but also because of the presence of numerous forex banks in the country. This allows for comparison and provides a wider range of options. Each forex bank offers comprehensive investment and trading platforms, including forex, futures, gold, crude oil, indices, CFDs, commodities, and more. Additionally, they feature a MAM (multi-account management) system. Investment managers can utilize these excellent platforms and fair management systems in an open, legitimate, legal, and compliant manner to offer efficient, stable, and transparent investment, trading, management, and operation services for potential customers' accounts. Customers provide trading accounts, while multi-account managers offer investment technology to achieve mutual benefits and win-win results. If you are Chinese, no matter where you are in the world, having a bank account in Switzerland allows for seamless communication. You may consider entrusting it for me management and investment of your account. Over time, your bank account income is likely to grow steadily. If you are not Chinese and have no trouble communicating in English, I am also highly proficient in English. Regardless of your location worldwide, if you have a bank account in Switzerland, you may consider entrusting it for me management and investment. Over time, your bank account income is likely to experience steady growth.
Although Hong Kong is known as a financial hub, the reality is different. In terms of foreign exchange investment, a significant amount of money is flowing out of Hong Kong.
Foreign exchange margin trading was once popular in Hong Kong, and there are many foreign exchange brokers, but they are not foreign exchange banks. Therefore, it is not worth it to put millions of dollars of large funds in the broker's platform account. Simply put, there is no need to apply for the deposit and withdrawal of funds in foreign exchange banks, while brokers need to go through an approval process, which involves human intervention. Especially for large amounts of funds, how can people feel at ease? Furthermore, in addition to high spreads, all platforms require the use of Hong Kong dollars and US dollars as margin. If you are proficient in foreign exchange spot exchange technology, you will not be able to use euros, pounds, yen, Canadian dollars, Australian dollars, Swiss francs, New Zealand dollars, etc. as margin, which will make you lose the opportunity to make a lot of profits from spot exchange. In general, foreign exchange brokers are not friendly to large amounts of funds.
In recent years, the three major note-issuing banks in Hong Kong have abandoned foreign exchange margin trading projects for ordinary investors. Although there are wealth investment platforms for high-net-worth customers within these banks, they lack high-yield currency pairs such as the Mexican peso, South African rand, and Turkish lira, and other investment options are relatively few. In addition to the three major note-issuing banks in Hong Kong, other banks provide foreign exchange margin trading platforms, but they also lack high-yield currency pairs such as the Mexican peso, South African rand, and Turkish lira, and other investment options are relatively limited. Investors have almost no more choices. The main business of these banks is to charge intermediary service fees. For example, if you recommend the purchase of US bonds, the intermediary fee is 4%. If you buy US$1 million in US bonds, you will actually only get US$960,000 in US bonds, and you will lose US$40,000 instantly. This is what I have experienced personally. In general, Hong Kong banks are not friendly to large amounts of funds with investment intentions.
There are many such examples in real life: many rural areas have the infrastructure, but it is challenging to find skilled actors. These infrastructures are merely superficial. Many cities boast about developing financial hubs with physical infrastructure, but they lack the necessary software support and investment platforms, making it nothing more than hollow rhetoric.
I have a substantial amount of emergency funds in pounds and euros that have been dormant in Hong Kong for over 20 years. Despite being labeled as emergency funds, they have never been utilized. I aim to use this money for arbitrage, but I am struggling to find a suitable platform. None of the platforms accept pounds and euros. If I am determined to invest, the platform demands that the funds be converted into Hong Kong dollars or US dollars beforehand.
Personal experience: Compared to London and Switzerland, Hong Kong is definitely a financial center.
There are many drawbacks in Japan's foreign exchange trading environment, which is really not suitable for global investors.
Its capital gains tax is as high as 20%. That is to say, if the annual income is 1 million US dollars, 200,000 US dollars of capital gains tax needs to be paid. Moreover, not opening accounts for foreigners without Japanese household registration is a completely redundant regulation. In the case of no taxation elsewhere, no foreign exchange trader will be stupid enough to rush to pay this 20% tax. Under the premise of a 20% capital gains tax, the regulation of not opening accounts for foreigners is simply an IQ test question. Of course, those who are specifically proficient in carry trades may consider going to Japan, because transactions pairing niche and minority currencies with the yen are not available on most platforms in the world, only on Japanese foreign exchange platforms. This is considered a highlight. If you want to conduct carry trades between niche currencies and the yen, you have to come to Japan. Naturally, if you make money, you are also willing to pay taxes. This can be said to be a win-win situation. However, from another perspective, this is also an IQ trap. If there are yen currency pairs with niche currencies that are not available on other platforms around the world, their trading volume must be extremely pitiful, and there is not much profit in trading these currency pairs.
The yen is both a safe-haven currency and a low-interest currency. When using the yen for carry trades, the prices of global currencies against the yen are all at a low level, and only by selling the yen can it be profitable. However, as a safe-haven currency, even if the yen is in a negative interest rate state, it is still at a high level compared to its counterpart currencies. In the long run, selling the yen has advantages in terms of trend and interest. However, if one insists on entering the market, from a technical perspective, long-term selling of the yen is easy to be trapped at a high level of the yen because the yen usually consolidates at a high level. The website of the Tokyo Financial Exchange in Japan can show the positions held by individual traders across Japan every day and the number of orders placed in the opening, closing, highest, and lowest regions. This may be the most valuable data in the Japanese foreign exchange market and also the only data worthy of reference in Japanese foreign exchange trading. Through this, one can infer the collective thoughts of individual traders across Japan. If it is a one-sided trend, one can also infer yesterday's increase and decrease in positions (that is, the amount of stop-loss positions and take-profit positions). It should be noted that futures positions are balanced and equal, while spot foreign exchange can be unequal. Do not use the balanced and reverse direction for analysis and interpretation.
Both PAMM and MAM are applicable to family fund management to reduce costs. MAM offers a more flexible choice.
There are certain subtle differences between the PAMM account management model and the MAM account management model.
The PAMM account management model mainly conducts order opening, placing orders and establishing positions by using the total pool of all managed client funds, and then automatically allocates positions by percentage. The MAM account management model has more options. It can conduct order opening, placing orders and establishing positions according to the specific circumstances of different entrusted clients. It can also choose to use the total pool of all managed client funds for related operations and automatically allocate positions by percentage like the PAMM account management model.
Both the PAMM account management model and the MAM account management model are naturally excellent management software in terms of family office management. Their advantage lies in the fact that there is no need to specially register a family office license or pay high fees annually. At the same time, since all operations will be allocated, processed and managed by third-party foreign exchange banks, it can effectively reduce the opaqueness and insecurity in the allocation process.
However, it should be pointed out that this extremely practical management model has only one shortcoming, that is, it is misused by some small-fund traders, and even there are cases where commissions are earned by scalping, thus giving this management model a bad reputation.
If a wise large-fund holder intends to establish a family fund and at the same time does not want to be restricted by the existing shortcomings of the family office, then the PAMM account management model and the MAM account management model are very likely to be their choices, because these two models can not only save costs but also have high practicability.
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