Forex investment experience sharing, Forex account managed and trading.
MAM | PAMM | POA.
Forex prop firm | Asset management company | Personal large funds.
Formal starting from $500,000, test starting from $50,000.
Profits are shared by half (50%), and losses are shared by a quarter (25%).
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 trading, a major advantage forex investors over stock and futures investors is that they can more easily grasp the overall direction.
The direction of a foreign exchange currency can be determined by the interest rate differential between the currencies. The larger the interest rate differential, the more pronounced the overall direction; the smaller the interest rate differential, the more ambiguous the overall direction, and the market often exhibits a consolidation trend. This does not apply to the EUR/USD, GBP/USD, and USD/JPY pairs.
However, even if they can accurately identify the overall direction, forex investors still face significant challenges in their operations. The processes of establishing, holding, and protecting positions, as well as maintaining positions despite both floating losses and floating profits, are extremely challenging. Most investors struggle with this, much like the challenge of "integrating knowledge and action": knowing but failing to achieve is a common phenomenon. This stems from the inherently unchangeable nature of human nature. The key to the success of successful forex investors lies in their ability to achieve this integration of knowledge and action.
In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, technical analysis serves as a foundation, but it alone does not constitute competitive advantage.
In contrast, capital scale is the key factor—the core reason funds, institutions, and investment banks maintain their market dominance lies in their strong financial resources.
Under the logic of capital scale dominating competition, the importance of technical analysis skills is diminished. After all, achieving large-scale profits lies in the support of capital volume, not the quality of technical analysis. Objectively speaking, some retail investors may have better technical analysis skills than professional institutions such as funds, institutions, and investment banks, but the cumulative returns of some skilled retail investors will never surpass those of funds, institutions, and investment banks. This undeniable fact clearly reveals the decisive role of capital scale.
In summary, technical analysis has certain practical applications in foreign exchange trading, but it is not the key factor in determining the ultimate outcome. This conclusion constitutes the essential nature of technical analysis.
In the field of forex investment and trading, successful traders often possess a keen ability to identify and filter information.
When faced with articles and videos shared that contain anger, cynicism, or hostility, they often choose to ignore them. This behavior reveals a deep understanding of the nature of trading.
As one of the core elements of successful forex trading, the importance of mindset management is self-evident. Successful traders understand that only by maintaining calm and rationality can they make wise decisions in a complex and volatile market environment. If the sharer themselves cannot maintain a calm mindset, their content often lacks depth and objectivity. This imbalance in mindset directly affects the quality of information, a proven market principle.
Furthermore, a lack of mindset management not only undermines the sharer's own trading performance but also reveals itself in the content they share. When the sharer's mindset is immature or even skewed, the content they produce is bound to be flawed: Logic may be distorted, perspectives may be distorted, and even subjective biases may be present, making it difficult to impart information fairly and impartially. Successful traders, however, are able to detect these issues through the sharer's tone and attitude, effectively avoiding the distraction of low-quality content.
In summary, mindset management plays an irreplaceable role in forex trading. Successful traders not only focus on regulating their own mindset but also improve their trading skills by screening high-quality information. Shared content tinged with negative emotions not only fails to provide valuable insights but can actually interfere with judgment. Therefore, ignoring such content and focusing on sharing positive insights and professional insights is a key strategy for successful traders to maintain a balanced mindset and improve their trading skills.
In forex trading, investors can ignore lengthy and lengthy content, and this approach is highly reasonable.
The reason is that successful traders typically share content with those with high potential for success, adhering to the principle of "simplicity is the ultimate"—concise and precise. Lengthy sharing, on the other hand, often stems from the speaker's own fuzzy understanding, which conflicts with the fundamental principles of investment.
It's worth noting that this phenomenon also manifests itself in everyday life. Those who speak at length often have confused ideas and are overly concerned about others not understanding, thus attempting to explain themselves by saying too much. Successful individuals and excellent managers, on the other hand, have a completely different style of expression: they are concise and meticulous, cherishing every word.
In non-training settings, listeners' comprehension isn't determined by the speaker's thoroughness. Unless the goal is to educate someone, there's no need to deliberately slow down or repeat oneself—after all, the responsibility for understanding lies primarily with the listener.
In the forex trading world, MAM and PAMM forex investment managers must possess both sincerity and strong character.
When dealing with clients who meet the capital requirements and show interest in rapid collaboration, managers should proactively demonstrate their sincerity and competence. Demonstrating sincerity means fully and honestly revealing one's personality and approach. Even if one's personality or approach isn't the client's preferred preference, this candor can effectively save both parties time and energy, avoiding unnecessary friction and waste.
Demonstrating competence allows clients with a certain understanding of the forex trading landscape to quickly identify the right manager for them, thereby improving the efficiency of partnerships.
For retail traders with small capital who may pose no potential for collaboration or even present security risks, managers should demonstrate strength and courtesy. This demonstration of strength is crucial because even if the advice offered is practical, it will only be adopted if the other party demonstrates respect. Without recognition and respect, offering advice becomes a waste of both parties' time. Being polite means consciously maintaining a safe distance. This serves as a precaution against small-capital traders who pose potential safety risks. It also helps avoid conflicts caused by excessive guidance and prevents the inappropriate situation of "teaching others and then turning them into enemies."
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