Forex multi-account manager Z-X-N
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In foreign exchange investment and trading, it is not shameful for traders to admit their incompetence. Instead, it has positive significance and contributes to the success of trading.

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Admitting that you cannot accurately study the fundamentals of foreign exchange currencies, cannot understand the trends of the main forces, cannot determine whether the callback is in place, and cannot accurately judge the reliability of the support zone is actually in line with the essential law of uncertainty in the foreign exchange market.
However, many traders are just the opposite. They are always overconfident and think that they are capable and smart and can grasp the rhythm of the market. This overconfident stress response runs counter to the law of uncertainty in the foreign exchange market. As long as traders do not admit their incompetence, they may continue to lose money.
Especially people with high education and high IQ, they are used to achieving success through control, such as controlling the correctness of all answers in an exam to get high scores. This mode of thinking has become a cognitive trap in the foreign exchange investment and trading market. When they enter the foreign exchange market, they often try to control the market and trends instead of conforming to the market and following the trends. This wrong cognition and behavior often leads to setbacks in foreign exchange investment transactions. Therefore, traders need to learn to let go of this overconfidence and learn to adapt to the uncertainty of the market in order to achieve long-term success in foreign exchange investment transactions.

In foreign exchange investment transactions, most retail small-capital foreign exchange short-term traders often face a dilemma: they choose to hold on when they lose money, but they only make a small profit when they make a profit and then hastily close the position, resulting in the overall trading result of small profits and big losses.

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This pattern makes them unable to make up for the losses caused by a large loss after making many small profits.
So, how can we achieve significant profit growth? This actually belongs to the category of long-term investment. Most retail small-capital foreign exchange traders tend to engage in short-term transactions, mainly because the scale of funds is small and it is difficult to bear the risk of long-term positions. However, it is very difficult to keep profits growing in the short term.
Therefore, if traders want to earn more, they must cultivate a winner's mentality and a long-term investment mentality, rather than a mentality limited to short-term trading. The most scientific approach is to adopt a light-position long-term strategy, and resist floating losses and floating profits through the arrangement of countless light positions. This strategy can not only reduce risks, but also remain stable in market fluctuations.
If combined with the foreign exchange carry strategy, traders will naturally be guided to make long-term investments. Because the foreign exchange carry strategy itself is not suitable for short-term trading, even if traders try to make short-term operations, it will be difficult to implement due to the characteristics of the strategy. Therefore, the foreign exchange carry strategy is actually an effective tool to promote traders to make long-term investments. In this way, traders can achieve more stable returns in the market and avoid frequent losses caused by short-term fluctuations.

In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, risk control is the core factor that determines success or failure-if there is no risk control, traders will lose the premise of discussing profits.

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In practice, some traders, even if they have made huge profits, eventually end up with losses and leave the market. The root cause is that they have not built a risk control system. The champions of the foreign exchange real-time competition often disappear after the competition. The core problem is the lack of risk control: the time limit of the competition prompts them to take risks. Even if this model can win the competition, it cannot achieve sustained profits and financial freedom. The fee-based examinations of foreign exchange proprietary companies are also unreliable, which is the same as the drawbacks of futures trading.
Looking back at history, many trading masters who were once glorious in the Chinese and foreign futures markets eventually ended up committing suicide. The deep reason is still the lack of effective risk control, which makes it impossible to deal with risks when they come.
In short, traders who lack risk control will eventually return all profits to the market. Only traders who establish and implement risk control are qualified to discuss how to make money.

In foreign exchange investment transactions, large-scale traders often enter and exit the market in a counter-trend manner.

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This is because their capital scale is huge, and both entry and exit require a period of time and cannot be completed instantly. In contrast, retail traders with small capital should follow the market trend because their capital scale is small and they are more flexible in entering and exiting the market.
Foreign exchange investment traders with large capital do not want to follow the trend, but due to the limitation of capital scale, they cannot enter and exit the market in seconds. Therefore, most large-scale foreign exchange investment traders can only slowly build positions in the counter-trend, because it takes time for them to build positions and it also takes time to close positions and make profits. They must start closing positions while the trend is still extending, and cannot wait until the trend reverses before closing positions, otherwise it will be too late.
Retail traders with small capital should make full use of their advantage of "small ships are easy to turn around" and follow the market trend. Because retail traders' trend-following operations just meet the prerequisite of entering and exiting in seconds. However, many retail investors prefer to go against the trend and buy at the bottom, giving up their own advantages and using their own disadvantages to fight against super-large-scale foreign exchange investment traders. This approach often does not make up for the loss. This counter-trend operation not only increases trading risks, but may also lead to unnecessary losses.

In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, those traders who are used to calculating small accounts will never be able to accumulate big money.

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Over-calculating short-term gains and losses will limit their cognitive pattern and make it difficult for them to capture trend opportunities that can truly bring rich returns.
All traders who dream of getting rich overnight will eventually go bankrupt, without exception. This mentality will force traders to require that every transaction must be profitable, fall into an extreme game of life and death, and be unwilling to admit defeat and blindly hold on when facing losses, and eventually be eliminated by the market.
The strong desire to get rich overnight will make traders unable to stop operating and fall into a vicious cycle of frequent trading. The more frequent the trading, the more mistakes will occur. The stronger the trader's desire to make money, the higher the risk of trading failure. Therefore, all traders who pursue getting rich overnight are doomed to fail.
In the foreign exchange market, the most critical ability of traders is to be patient when there are few opportunities. Only when the trend comes can you really make money; the usual mediocre fluctuations seem to be opportunities, but in fact they are more of a trap. If you keep chasing ups and downs at this time, you will only continue to lose the original capital. Therefore, you must wait patiently for the trading system to send a signal. Traders enter the market to make a profit, not to trade for the sake of trading. They must cultivate a pattern of making big money and not be fussy about small money - traders who count small accounts will never make big money.

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