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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 two-way trading of foreign exchange investment, traders often face two distinct development paths: either achieve early success, relying on early acumen and exceptional talent to establish themselves in the market; or achieve success later in life, ultimately achieving market success after years of hard work and accumulation. In reality, for most traders, this is almost the only option.

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For traders who aspire to achieve early success and early success, the challenges they face are enormous. To achieve success in the foreign exchange market, substantial capital is almost indispensable. However, for fresh graduates, possessing tens of millions of dollars in capital is nearly impossible, unless they come from a conglomerate or chaebol family willing to support their large-scale foreign exchange investment. Furthermore, the Chinese government's restrictions and prohibitions on foreign exchange trading have made it difficult for large-scale foreign exchange investment to reap the benefits of this era. These restrictions not only lack suitable investment platforms but also make it extremely difficult for foreign exchange funds to flow overseas.
For traders who have been trading for forex for several years, or even more than a decade, yet haven't achieved significant success, they face enormous sunk costs. If this has cost them their health, their families, and their hard work, then when these sunk costs become irreversible, continuing may actually be the best option, as there's no turning back. However, forex trading requires a certain level of talent and character. Traders who inherently can't tolerate losses and uncertainty are often unsuitable for this profession. Overcoming human weaknesses is one of the most difficult things in the world. If a trader hasn't hit the right path within three years, they should consider quitting immediately rather than blindly persisting, hoping for a glimmer of success ten years from now.
In fact, most successful forex traders achieved their success after more than a decade of hard work. This industry requires a long process of trial and error, repeated trials and further corrections. By the time a trader has mastered their trade, ten years have often passed. Of course, with guidance from a master, and an open mind, the time to success can be shortened.
Even young and promising forex traders often become extremely stubborn and conservative over time. Past successes bolster their confidence, leading to rigid thinking. In forex trading, a few profitable trades using a specific strategy are enough to complete this transformation. These successes become deeply ingrained in the trader's psyche, forming a path dependency. However, this path dependency, lacking a comprehensive perspective, is often fatal. Even after countless failures, they continue to linger on the same strategy, unwilling to give up. They become trapped in a cycle of this strategy, despite the long-term risk of bankruptcy.
Forex trading and life are closely connected, reflecting each other. A successful forex trading life is actually a battle against increasing energy dissipation. To combat this, traders need to maintain an open mind and constantly think outside the box. Everything has a happy ending; if not, it simply means the story isn't over yet.

In the two-way trading world of forex investment, the definition of a "successful trader" isn't limited to earning vast sums of wealth. Instead, it revolves around a more pragmatic core: the ability to leverage forex trading to build a sustainable and stable income stream sufficient to support daily household expenses and support a family. This definition of success transcends the singular perspective of "judging success by profit margins" and better aligns with the fundamental need of most traders to "secure their livelihood through trading."

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When a trader can consistently generate predictable cash flow through forex trading, without relying on external salaries or unstable income streams, they have achieved the most fundamental and crucial goal of success in forex trading. This stability is not only a financial safety net but also a prerequisite for pursuing higher levels of trading.
From a broader social perspective, the root cause of much of the pain in adult life often lies in "income uncertainty." Without a consistent and stable cash flow, the anxiety of midlife unemployment, the impact of economic crises, and the distress caused by unexpected expenses can directly disrupt the peace of mind. Conversely, once a reliable and consistent cash flow is established, regardless of external fluctuations, one can calmly navigate various risks and maintain a peaceful life for both individuals and families. This explains why the two happiest periods of most people's lives are childhood, when their parents cover all their expenses, and retirement, when they receive a generous monthly pension. The commonality between these two periods is the sense of security that comes from not having to worry about income. Successful forex traders, however, are able to build this sense of security through trading, ensuring financial stability comparable to retirement during the prime of their careers.
Specifically, when it comes to forex trading, successful traders prioritize building a business that generates consistent cash flow rather than pursuing short-term, quick profits. For day traders, the core goal is to achieve stable monthly profits and accumulate cash flow through high-frequency, standardized operations. For those who prefer swing or long-term trading, the focus is on stable annual returns, relying on trend analysis to achieve sustained returns. Regardless of the model, as long as a stable balance between time and income is achieved, forex trading can become one of the most attractive jobs in the world. It does not require a fixed office space or the constraints of a 9-to-5 schedule, and allows users to control their income level based on their own abilities. This flexibility is difficult to match with traditional careers.
Compared to other professional groups, successful forex traders have even more distinct advantages: Compared to those working within the system, they are free from hierarchical constraints and regulatory restrictions, enjoying complete freedom in trading decisions and time management, thus avoiding a stressful work environment. Unlike knowledge workers who face unemployment after age 35, forex traders' core competitiveness lies in their individual trading systems and accumulated experience. Their skills improve with years of trading, eliminating the anxiety associated with an "age threshold." Compared to manual laborers who rely on physical strength and only stop working when their bodies can no longer bear it, forex trading is more about brainpower and strategy. Without the need for intense physical exertion, they can engage in it for long periods of time in a relaxed state, achieving a career where they "trade brainpower for freedom."
Notably, successful forex traders maintain a clear understanding of the use of leverage. The purpose of using leverage isn't to maximize profits and become trapped in an endless cycle of desire, but rather to improve capital efficiency through appropriate leverage, thereby saving time and gaining more free time. For example, when a trader's trading skills are mature enough and their risk management system is robust enough, by judiciously utilizing 5x leverage, they can achieve their desired returns in less time while ensuring manageable risk. Theoretically, this could necessitate working only one week per month, one month per year, or even just two to three years of dedicated trading throughout their lives. Of course, in reality, many traders choose the "slow and steady" path—not rushing for short-term gains through high leverage, but instead pursuing a relaxed and comfortable forex trading career throughout their lives, treating trading as a form of leisure and entertainment, integrating it into their lives rather than a burden.
Ultimately, the ultimate goal of successful forex traders is inner peace and tranquility. When a trader's assets and account balances continue to grow, while daily expenses gradually decrease as a percentage of their total assets, they will escape the struggle for survival and achieve a transcendental soul. In this state, traders are no longer consumed by material desires, nor do they need to devote all their energy to the cycle of "earning to make ends meet." Instead, they can break free from their "animal instinct" and experience the true meaning of life—perhaps time spent with family, the freedom to explore their interests, or the enrichment of their spiritual world. At this point, forex trading is no longer simply a tool for acquiring wealth; it becomes a vehicle for realizing self-worth and understanding the true meaning of life. This is the true essence of success in forex trading.

In the two-way world of forex investment, successful traders don't rely on accidental market predictions or luck. Instead, they undergo a comprehensive and rigorous process of developing their skills—from establishing trading logic, to mastering detailed issues, to internalizing and solidifying their trading system. These three interconnected stages form the growth path from "ordinary participant" to "professional trader." Breakthroughs in each stage represent a significant leap forward in market understanding and personal capabilities.

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For successful forex traders, trading logic is the core cornerstone that determines long-term direction, far more important than precise short-term judgment. In the forex market, "vaguely right" is often more valuable than "precisely wrong." "Vaguely right" refers to establishing a comprehensive trading logic that aligns with market trends based on an understanding of underlying market dynamics (such as macroeconomic cycles, monetary supply and demand, and central bank policy). Even with slight deviations in specific trading decisions, profits can be generated through trend dividends. "Precisely wrong," on the other hand, involves detaching from this overall logic and relying solely on technical indicators or short-term fluctuations for precise trading predictions. This leaves one vulnerable to market reversals. The reality is that the vast majority of market participants either lack a clear trading logic, drifting with the tide amidst market fluctuations and making decisions based on randomness; or, despite possessing a preliminary logic, they struggle to stick with it during losses or volatile market conditions, easily abandoning their established strategies. Therefore, traders who can establish and adhere to a sound trading logic have already surpassed over 60% of market participants, laying the foundation for future improvement.
If trading logic is the guiding light for success, then mastering and perfecting the details of trading is the key obstacle to achieving a breakthrough in the path to profitability, a bottleneck that many traders struggle to overcome. The details of forex trading encompass a vast range of issues, encompassing everything from setting risk control parameters at the operational level (such as rationally planning stop-loss and take-profit points, and dynamically adjusting position sizing), to precisely capturing trading opportunities (such as managing liquidity differences between currency pairs at different time periods), to managing emotions at the psychological level (such as adjusting to unrealized profit taking and recovering from consecutive losses). These seemingly minute elements constitute the "capillaries" of a trading system, and any overlooked detail can render the overall strategy ineffective. In reality, many traders are stuck in the details: some are chronically stuck optimizing their stop-loss strategies, either frequently being squeezed out by market fluctuations due to overly tight stop-losses or incurring significant losses due to overly loose stop-losses. Others struggle to find a balance in position management, either missing out on profitable opportunities due to underweight positions or facing the risk of liquidation due to overweight positions. There are countless traders who, due to a few minor issues, are unable to make progress for three to five years, or even their entire lives. However, once a trader systematically refines all these details, mastering every link from logic to execution, they can surpass over 90% of market participants and truly "make a living from trading." At this point, their profits no longer depend on fluctuating market conditions, but on standardized, detailed execution, achieving stable and sustainable returns.
When both trading logic and detailed execution reach maturity, a successful trader's core competitiveness shifts to "internalization." The competence barrier formed during this stage can be considered a trader's "moat." Internalization refers to fully integrating the comprehensive trading logic and refined, detailed systems established earlier into one's own thinking patterns and behavioral habits, making them automatic, instinctive, and effortless. This internalization results not only in a mastery of knowledge and skills, but also in a unique trading system formed by integrating one's personality, risk appetite, and cognitive characteristics. This unique trading system is highly individual and difficult for others to replicate. The depth and breadth of this "moat" directly determine a trader's career ceiling: its depth depends on long-term practical experience. Every market review, every strategy optimization, and every mindset adjustment contributes to its growth. Its breadth, on the other hand, is related to individual talent, such as sensitivity to market fluctuations, the ability to process complex information, and the ability to withstand pressure. These innate qualities influence the efficiency and ultimate depth of internalization. Only traders who have reached this stage of internalization can truly break free from the mechanical reliance on fixed strategies, flexibly adjust their operations in diverse market environments, and achieve a trading state of "freedom within bounds." At this point, trading is no longer a tedious game of numbers, but an art form that is highly aligned with one's own cognition and personality. Traders can achieve stable profits while experiencing the "ultimate joy" of mastering market principles and realizing their own self-worth.
From logic to details, and then to internalization, the path to success forex traders is essentially a spiral upward process from "macro to micro and back again." Logic constructs the macro direction, details inform the micro execution, and internalization achieves a deep integration of the macro and micro. Only by staying grounded and continuously striving for excellence at every stage can one establish core competencies in the highly complex forex market and ultimately achieve the leap from "survival" to "excellence" and finally "excellence."

In the two-way trading of forex, traders must always maintain unwavering ambition, even if past ambitions have left them feeling ashamed. This ambition is the driving force that propels traders forward and is crucial for their survival in this complex and volatile market.

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When first entering the forex market, traders often harbor lofty ambitions, even displaying blind optimism and overconfidence. This mindset stems from a lack of understanding of the market's complexities and a failure to recognize their own shortcomings. Traders who stumble upon a profit early in their careers often mistakenly believe they have mastered the laws of the market, leading to increased confidence. However, this confidence is often short-lived. With market fluctuations and accumulated experience, traders gradually realize their limitations.
Over time, as traders experience repeated setbacks, losses, and lessons learned in the forex market, they may fall into a period of long-term confusion and darkness, even beginning to doubt their abilities. However, this doubt is not entirely negative; it may prompt traders to reflect and recognize their shortcomings. This is a positive development, as only through humility, learning, and the accumulation of extensive knowledge, experience, and skills can traders gradually improve their abilities. At the same time, traders also need psychological training to hone their mindset and learn to remain calm and rational amidst market fluctuations.
When traders truly master all aspects of forex trading, including knowledge, experience, skills, and psychology, they may fall into excessive humility and even doubt their abilities. While this mindset reflects caution, it can also lead to a loss of confidence at critical moments. Therefore, traders need to maintain a moderate level of ambition and self-confidence, even if this mindset may be perceived as hubris in some cases. Moderate ambition and self-confidence not only help traders overcome shame and inferiority, but also propel them toward success at crucial moments.
In short, in the two-way trading of forex investment, traders need to strike a balance between humility and self-confidence. Moderate ambition and self-confidence are crucial for success, but excessive confidence can lead to blind decisions. Moderate humility, on the other hand, helps traders continuously learn and grow. Only by organically combining these seemingly contradictory mindsets can traders achieve long-term, stable growth in the forex market.

In the two-way trading of forex investment, while it's difficult for traders globally to reach the 20% defined by the 80/20 rule, Chinese forex traders theoretically have an easier time making it.

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This is due to the Chinese government's restrictions and prohibitions on forex trading. China has a large population, but policy restrictions limit the number of people who can engage in forex trading. These traders either have funds in overseas banks or are able to remit funds abroad, which is difficult due to foreign exchange controls. Therefore, theoretically, due to the scarcity of participants, Chinese forex traders are more likely to be among the 20% identified in the 80/20 rule. However, while this argument has its merits, it also smacks of irony. If Chinese forex traders are content with this theoretical advantage and fail to strive for advancement and improvement, they will hardly ever truly be among the 20% of global forex traders. After all, the Chinese government's restrictions and prohibitions on forex trading have left China lacking a complete forex trading ecosystem, supporting infrastructure, and channels for disseminating knowledge, undoubtedly placing Chinese forex traders at a natural disadvantage.
From another perspective, prohibited areas often hold the greatest profits. This was a clear realization I had by the time I was thirty. In my thirties, I earned my first million dollars by establishing a foreign trade company and factory specializing in molds and plastic products for global export. At the time, I was sharing my success story with a classmate in the Xi'an system, mentioning that the elite within the system, because of their financial security, often lack the motivation to take risks. If they had no financial security, nothing, and were forced to forage for food like birds, they would undoubtedly do better than those of us with lesser talents, given their intelligence.
Inspired by the above example and the reality of the Chinese government's restrictions on foreign exchange investment and trading, I want to convey this message to investors who have the means to engage in foreign exchange trading overseas: Prohibited areas often offer the greatest profits. Please seize and cherish this rare opportunity, dedicate yourself to earning foreign exchange for the nation, accumulating foreign currency for the motherland, and achieving fame and fortune for yourself.

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Mr. Z-X-N

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