Forex multi-account manager Z-X-N
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In the actual process of foreign exchange investment and trading, there is a world of difference between short-term traders and long-term investors in their strategies for increasing positions when facing floating profits.

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The current Chinese trading community is full of misconceptions, which continue to spread in the market. In addition, the strict supervision of domestic foreign exchange transactions and the scarcity of formal platforms have led to chaos in the field of foreign exchange investment, making it a disaster area for fraud. As a practitioner with both foreign trade factory operation experience and foreign exchange large-scale capital investment background, it is urgent to popularize knowledge and clear up the source of the market.
The assertion that "adding positions with floating profits will lose everything in one go" actually confuses the logic of trading. Short-term trading is usually completed within tens of minutes to hours. When the trend starts, adding positions with floating profits is a natural move; and the so-called extreme situation of "losing everything" often occurs at the end of the trend, and is mostly caused by excessive use of leverage and heavy positions. Truly mature short-term traders will strictly control their positions to avoid such risks. After all, the investment circle has long reached a consensus: short-term trading has a very low probability of profit due to high uncertainty.
Long-term investment follows a completely different logic. Long-term investors who hold positions for several years are waiting for the opportunity of price retracement every day, and gradually expand their positions by adding positions with floating profits. The scale of their positions is amazing, consisting of hundreds of small orders. These scattered positions are like a solid foundation, which continues to accumulate in the long-term trend, and eventually forms a powerful system for resisting risks and obtaining returns, showing the strategic determination and compound interest charm unique to long-term investment.

In foreign exchange investment transactions, the design of the trading system should follow the principle of "minimalism".

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An overly complex system is not only difficult to execute, but also becomes the fuse for traders to get into trouble, while a simple system can help traders stay sober and make efficient decisions in market fluctuations.
The biggest problem with complex trading systems is the complexity of their decisions. When multiple conditions are set for entry or exit rules, once some conditions are met and some conditions are in doubt, traders will be entangled in "execution or abandonment". This hesitation not only wastes trading opportunities, but also forces traders to rely on subjective judgment again, causing the system to lose its meaning. In addition, complex systems often rely on a large number of assumptions and premises. If the market environment changes slightly, these assumptions will become invalid, making the system "paper talk".
The advantage of a simple trading system is that it directly hits the essence of the market. By focusing on core elements such as price trends, candlestick chart patterns, moving average indicators, and support and resistance levels, traders can quickly identify market signals. For example, when the price breaks through a key resistance level or the moving average forms a crossover, these concise and clear signals can help traders make decisions quickly and avoid being bogged down in complex analysis.
A logically coherent minimalist trading system has a strong "anti-fragility". It does not pursue accurate predictions of the market, but dynamically adjusts strategies in market changes through continuous monitoring of core elements. This "few but fine" design concept allows traders to maintain consistency and efficiency in decision-making in the complex foreign exchange market, and ultimately achieve long-term and stable trading results.

In the process of foreign exchange investment and trading practice, investors must actively avoid the terminology fog created by foreign exchange education and training institutions.

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These complex and potentially misleading professional terms can easily have a negative impact on investors' trading cognition and judgment ability, and interfere with their judgment and grasp of the real situation of the market. ​
As the core medium of human communication, the original intention of language is to achieve clear transmission and accurate understanding of information. However, some foreign exchange education and training market players, in pursuit of maximizing commercial interests, carefully design terminology systems to implement psychological manipulation on investors. This behavior is not based on investor education as a fundamental starting point, but through the creation of knowledge monopoly and cognitive confusion, investors have a blind worship mentality when facing complex terms. Once investors fall into this psychological state, they are easily induced to pay high training fees, which is essentially an improper commercial marketing method and seriously disrupts the normal order of the foreign exchange investment education market. ​
Take the foreign exchange trading term "buy high and sell higher, sell low and buy lower" as an example, which has a specific connotation in short-term trading strategies. "Buy high and sell higher" means that when the market price breaks through the previous high and an effective upward trend is confirmed by technical analysis, investors buy currency pairs in time. After buying, continue to track market dynamics, use stop-loss and take-profit strategies to control risks, and close positions to make profits when the rising market ends and the price shows a correction or reversal signal. "Sell low and buy lower" means that when the market price falls below the previous low and forms a downward trend, investors sell currency pairs. During the decline, adjust positions in time according to market conditions, and close positions when the downward trend ends and the price stabilizes. ​
"Buy low and sell high, sell high and buy low" as a general trading term has different application logics in long-term investment and short-term trading scenarios.
In the field of long-term investment, "buy low and sell high" means that investors build long-term long positions in the historical bottom area of ​​the market based on in-depth research on macroeconomic conditions, industry development trends, and company fundamentals. By holding for a long time and waiting for the change of the market cycle, when the market shows obvious signs of bubbles or technical indicators send out a sell signal in the historical top area, the position is closed to make a profit. "Sell high and buy low" means that in the historical top area, by analyzing market valuations, policy changes and other factors, it is judged that the market is about to enter a downward cycle, and a short position is established. When the market has experienced a long decline and reaches the historical bottom area, the market value is seriously underestimated and the position is closed.
In the short-term trading scenario, "buy low and sell high" means that investors use technical analysis tools such as K-line charts and technical indicators to establish positions when the short-term trend starts at a low level, set reasonable profit targets and stop-loss levels, and close positions at the end of the trend; "sell high and buy low" means to establish positions when the short-term trend starts at a high level, pay close attention to market changes, and close positions in time to lock in profits or control losses. ​
Investors should be rational about those who frequently use such terms or catchphrases. Some of these people may lack actual trading experience and only memorize the terms mechanically, but cannot flexibly apply them in actual trading; others may be people who use the terms for improper marketing, attracting investors' attention through the gorgeous packaging of the terms, but unable to provide substantive trading guidance. When communicating with such people or receiving services, investors should remain rational, carefully evaluate their qualifications and abilities, and avoid losses due to blind trust.

In foreign exchange investment and trading, the ultimate state must be the great way to simplicity and return to the original.

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For novices in foreign exchange investment and trading, various technical indicators are very attractive, whether it is trend indicators or oscillator indicators, they always learn more and more. However, in hindsight, these indicators seem to be the "holy grail" of trading, but in fact, there is no absolutely precise, omnipotent and never-wrong foreign exchange investment and trading indicator in the world. If such an indicator really existed, the foreign exchange investment and trading market would probably not be able to continue to operate, because one person could empty the global foreign exchange market. Therefore, investors should not be obsessed with technical indicators, because any indicator has its limitations. ​
Why can a foreign exchange transaction be successfully matched? The reason is that each investor has a different understanding of the market. One investor may be bullish on the market from a certain perspective, while another investor is bearish on the market from another perspective. This different perspective allows orders to be matched and traded. Therefore, if investors try to design a complex, sophisticated and never-wrong trading strategy or system from various technical indicators, theories, experience, funds, etc., or even from an omnipotent perspective, they will eventually fail and may even lead to schizophrenia. ​
The complexity of foreign exchange investment trading lies in the conflict of signals, and its highest realm is the simplicity of the road and the return to nature. Investors should no longer pursue perfect indicators or strategies outwardly, but should explore inwardly, understand themselves, understand trading, find a method that suits them, and abandon all possible interference factors. Only when the burden on investors becomes less and less, the burden on their body, mind and spirit will become lighter and lighter, and finally achieve a gorgeous turn in the cognition of foreign exchange investment trading and reach a new height.

In foreign exchange investment and trading, super self-control is an important quality of excellent investors.

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The field of foreign exchange investment and trading is full of various professional terms, which often make beginners feel confused and even at a loss. For example, discipline, waiting, risk control, risk awareness, etc., all these terms emphasize the importance of self-control. ​
Some foreign exchange investment traders may be born with self-control. In other words, one of their parents may be a very self-disciplined person, and this natural self-control ability is inherited to them. This is a talent that provides them with a natural advantage in becoming foreign exchange investment traders. ​
Of course, it is not difficult to cultivate self-control after birth. Investors can improve their self-control by learning more and contacting more foreign exchange investment traders who are better than themselves. Because no one can succeed easily, all successful people have experienced hardships and years of persistence that ordinary people can hardly achieve. The hardships and pains experienced by these excellent foreign exchange investment traders are far more than ordinary people. ​
How do successful foreign exchange traders grow into rock-hard steel warriors? How do they get through those days of depression and pain? What kind of beliefs, principles and dreams make them stand out from ordinary people? ​
By communicating with more outstanding foreign exchange traders, investors will find that the setbacks they encounter are insignificant compared to their hardships. It turns out that it was difficult to stick to principles before because I had never met an excellent foreign exchange trader who really sticks to principles. ​
The confidence of excellent foreign exchange traders always comes from strength. By improving trading skills and increasing the winning rate of foreign exchange investment transactions, investors will gradually build up self-confidence. This self-confidence will bring positive psychological hints to oneself, thereby further improving self-control. ​
In short, self-control can be cultivated through acquired training. But it should be noted that cultivating self-control is not achieved overnight, and it requires sufficient patience and time to achieve.

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