Forex multi-account manager Z-X-N
Accepts global forex account operation, investment, and trading
Assists family office investment and autonomous management

In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, highly educated traders will find that those with higher and lower education levels start at the same level upon entering the market.

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Only by recognizing this can traders maintain a calm mindset.
In traditional society, a high level of education simply signifies academic excellence, not necessarily a higher IQ. Rather, it may indicate a natural talent for reading and learning. When engaging in foreign exchange investment and trading, traders need to thoroughly understand every detail of foreign exchange, a gradual and cumulative process. Even if those entering the market earlier have lower education, as long as they have mastered the relevant knowledge, those with higher education should acknowledge this objective reality. In this context, those with lower education are pioneers, while those with higher education are latecomers. Only when those with higher education continuously surpass those with lower education, accumulating sufficient knowledge and significantly surpassing those with lower education, can they truly be said to have surpassed their less educated counterparts.
Funds and institutions recruit highly educated individuals primarily to provide sufficient funding and resource support. If these resources were given to traders with low education but high skills, they could also perform well. It's simply a fact that these less educated experts are screened out due to the rigid educational requirements in the recruitment criteria.
Those who correctly understand both sides of this objective reality, whether highly educated or less educated, possess a more sophisticated understanding. If both sides despise or attack each other, they cannot be considered insightful. It's also a fact that those who lack insight will find it difficult to succeed in forex trading.

Forex trading involves a diverse range of traders, including large and small investors, those who believe "technology is everything" and those who believe "technology is useless."

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Due to their varying perspectives and levels of understanding, different traders often express themselves differently. Large investors can achieve substantial profits simply by leveraging their capital scale, while small traders can also achieve small profits through technical analysis. These are all within their capabilities.
For forex traders, failing to analyze, interpret, and reference both large and small capital perspectives will make it difficult to develop a deep understanding and effective communication. Objectively speaking, large investors profit from their capital advantages, while small investors profit from technical analysis; both approaches have their merits.
However, the truth about forex trading is that large investors play a decisive role in achieving huge profits, while small investors can only achieve small gains through technical analysis. From a practical perspective, leveraging capital scale to generate $10,000 from $1 million is easy; relying on technical analysis, growing $10,000 to $1 million presents a significant challenge.

In practice, forex traders' understanding of technical analysis has evolved from absolute trust to a rational approach.

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Initially, they believed technical analysis was omnipotent. However, as experience accumulated, they gradually realized that while technical analysis has its value, it is not the key factor in determining trading success or failure. This shift in perspective reflects their maturity and evolution.
In the process of learning forex trading, traders not only need to accumulate knowledge, skills, and psychological skills, but also develop a mindset that defies human nature. Through these efforts, they will eventually realize that medium- and long-term investment strategies are the core of profitability, and that managing their capital scale is the most critical factor.
In short, the transition from over-reliance on technical analysis to recognizing its limitations is a cognitive evolution. This is similar to their experience reading investment and trading books. Initially, they hoped to find the magic bullet for technical analysis, but ultimately discovered that while technical analysis has its uses, it is not the decisive factor. When traders no longer rely solely on books and technical analysis, they truly achieve intellectual liberation.

In forex trading, traders should clearly understand that while technical analysis has practical value, it cannot play a decisive role. Relying solely on it will make it difficult to achieve sustained profits.

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Excessive reliance on technical analysis can become a cognitive constraint for traders. In an era where information is proactively pushed by AI algorithms, if traders become obsessed with technical analysis, platforms will constantly push content reinforcing its importance, trapping them in a cycle of passive acceptance and losing their ability to screen and discern information.
The order of key elements in forex trading is clear: capital size is the primary prerequisite, followed by mentality and courage, and technical analysis at the very end. While technical analysis plays a supporting role, it is the least important component. Due to limited capital and lack of mentality and courage, retail investors often mistake technical analysis, a seemingly optional factor, for the core, overlooking its non-deterministic nature.
The essence of trading lies in the progressive relationship of key elements: first, establish a sufficient level of capital, then cultivate a strong mindset and courage, and finally, incorporate technical analysis to support the process, forming a mutually supportive trading system, rather than putting the cart before the horse.

In forex trading, traders must recognize one reality: the forex market is not absolutely fair and manipulation exists. Under such circumstances, the credibility of technical analysis is significantly diminished.

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Compared to markets like stocks and futures, the relative fairness of the forex market is reflected in the unique nature of the manipulators: only central banks have the ability to intervene (not "manipulation" in the conventional sense). This type of intervention is common in the forex market, though it's often difficult for ordinary participants to perceive. The trends of major currency pairs, such as the EUR/USD and GBP/USD, often defy the inherent laws of interest rates.
The application logic of technical analysis is fundamentally based on market fairness. When market manipulation exists, the resulting trends often contradict technical analysis predictions, and indicator patterns can become distorted. Overreliance on technical analysis can become a cognitive shackle for forex traders. Traders need to master technical analysis, but they shouldn't deify it, as the key to trading lies in cultivating one's humanity and improving one's cognition. If overly constrained by technical analysis, investors will lose their initiative in trading and struggle to achieve true decision-making freedom.

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