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

In the actual battlefield of foreign exchange investment, long-term investors and short-term traders are like two troops with different tactics, each with its own unique offensive and defensive strategies.

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Among them, the choice of position construction and entry timing has become an important sign to distinguish the trading styles of the two. ​
Short-term traders are like agile commandos, pursuing quick battles and quick decisions. They keep a close eye on key market points. Once the price breaks through the resistance level, they quickly issue a buy stop order; if the price breaks through the support level, they immediately execute a sell stop operation. The core of this strategy is to seize the short-term explosive power after the price breaks through, quickly widen the profit gap, and take the profit. The holding time is usually not more than a few hours, let alone overnight positions. ​
Long-term investors are more like strategists who plan and strategize, focusing on the long-term trend of the market. They often take action when the market pulls back, and establish positions at relatively low or high levels by setting pullback buy limit or pullback sell limit orders. Even if the market trend is not yet completely clear, they dare to build positions against the trend, because their holding targets may be as long as 3 years or even longer. The purpose of this strategy is to strive for lower costs for long-term holdings and accumulate greater profit margins to cope with long-term market fluctuations. ​
The different choices of long-term and short-term strategies are ultimately determined by the holding period. Short-term traders focus on capturing short-term market fluctuations and calculate returns in minutes and hours; while long-term investors use years as a scale and focus on macroeconomic conditions and market cycle changes. It is this difference in time dimension that shapes two completely different but unique trading strategies.

In the actual combat process of foreign exchange investment and trading, investors at different levels show completely different ways of thinking and trading concepts.

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As an industry practitioner, I deeply understand that this difference is not only due to the accumulation of professional knowledge, but also closely related to the individual's investment pattern and vision. ​
Many friends who are new to investment often mistakenly believe that various investment fields are similar, but if you really study it in depth, you will find that the differences between different investment products are beyond imagination. Take stocks and futures as an example. Stocks can only be long in one direction, while futures can be traded in both directions. This seemingly simple difference has created a completely different investment form. Investors who have experienced the second bottoming out after the big trend of the futures market has a completely different experience of market fluctuations than stock investors in the falling market. ​
Even within the scope of two-way trading, there are many detailed differences between foreign exchange currencies and commodity futures. Among them, the unique overnight interest rate mechanism of the foreign exchange market directly affects investors' position decisions. Holding overnight positive interest rate spread currencies is equivalent to holding assets that can "earn interest", and the willingness to hold positions is naturally stronger; while holding negative interest rate spread currencies requires additional interest costs, and investors tend to be more cautious. ​
Further subdividing the foreign exchange market, foreign exchange spot, foreign exchange futures and foreign exchange options each have their own characteristics. For example, the overnight interest rate spread of foreign exchange spot is an important part of the position cost, while foreign exchange futures do not have this cost. These differences may seem subtle, but they have an important impact on investors' strategy choices and return expectations in actual transactions. ​
In the foreign exchange spot market, long-term investors and short-term traders are almost two parallel worlds. The former pursues long-term trends, holds positions for years, and focuses on fundamental analysis; the latter captures short-term fluctuations, holds positions for only a few hours, and relies on technical analysis. Due to the huge differences in goals, strategies and holding periods, it is difficult for the two to resonate in trading concepts. This is why, as a long-term investor, when faced with inquiries about strategies from short-term traders, it is often difficult to communicate - because the market dimensions and trading logic that both parties focus on are completely different.

In the long journey of foreign exchange investment and trading, technology and experience are like two different keys. The former can open the door to knowledge, while the latter can truly open the treasure house of profit.

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Whether you are an investor who is open-minded to seek advice or a sharer who is willing to share, you should understand that no matter how valuable other people's experience is, it is only talk on paper without your own practice and understanding. ​​
As a foreign exchange investor, when someone selflessly shares trading technology and experience, you might as well treat these as a precious map. It can tell you the direction to go, but it cannot replace every step you have taken. Market fluctuations, ups and downs of mentality, and adjustments to strategies all require you to experience and feel them yourself. Only in countless actual transactions, constantly summarizing gains and losses, and integrating the learned technology into your own trading habits, can you transform other people's "technology" into your own "experience". ​​
For experience sharers, every sharing is a reminder: we are passing on technology, not experience. The real experience is hidden in the learners' own trading stories. Tell them that the market will not let down every effort, and the losses and sweat they have suffered in trading will eventually become the light that illuminates the road of trading. ​​
There is no shortcut to foreign exchange investment. Technology can be acquired quickly, but experience requires years of precipitation. From the ignorant imitation when entering the market to the calm response after experiencing the baptism of the market, there are countless days and nights of learning, practice and reflection in between. One day, when you can freely apply the learned technology and calmly deal with various market conditions in the ever-changing market, you will understand: the real experience has long been engraved into your trading life in day-to-day practice.

In the world of foreign exchange investment and trading, most retail small-capital traders consume a lot of time and money in the volatile market.

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In foreign exchange investment transactions, most people lose money. The most active group in the shock and consolidation market is retail small-capital traders, who are also the largest flow providers in the foreign exchange investment market. These three groups of people are actually the same group of people.
Successful large-capital investors rarely pay attention to the shock and consolidation market in the middle of history. They only consider establishing long-term positions at the bottom or top of history. Even if they establish positions in these areas, they usually do not use leverage or only use low leverage, and the leverage ratio generally does not exceed 3 times.
In recent years, the trend of the foreign exchange investment market has decreased because most retail investors have realized that short-term trading is difficult to make a profit. At the same time, mainstream countries around the world have reduced the leverage of foreign exchange investment transactions to less than 30 times, which to a certain extent restricts novices from trading at will. Without the participation of a large number of retail investors, the market becomes lack of vitality and tends to be static.
The principle of foreign exchange investment trading is that if there is no buying and selling behavior, the market will stop functioning.

In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, the characteristics of small-capital foreign exchange traders are "fast", while the characteristics of large-capital foreign exchange investors are "endurance".

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Foreign exchange small-capital retail traders often lack patience due to limited funds and the desire to get rich overnight. After turning on the computer screen to run the trading software, they often rush into trading without analyzing the market. Even if you are engaged in short-term foreign exchange trading, you should at least wait until the trading hours of London and New York before taking action, because most of the world's transactions are concentrated in this period, at least it will be easier to find money in the "money pile", which is waiting in time. Similarly, even if you are eager to make money, you should at least look for high-probability entry positions, such as strong support and resistance areas, because other traders around the world will also enter the market at these positions, at least it will be easier to find money in the "money pile", which is waiting in space.
In contrast, large foreign exchange investors are not suitable for short-term trading due to their strong capital, but there are specific locations for long-term investment opportunities, such as historical tops or bottoms. Even in these excellent areas, it may take countless positions to accumulate long-term positions. In this process, there is a high probability of floating losses, but they can persist, endure and hold on until the trend is completely reversed. After the trend is reversed, they will start to increase their positions all the way. In the process of increasing positions, they need to constantly wait for strong support or resistance areas, and then continue to increase their positions. Repeat this process, constantly wait for strong support or resistance areas, and then continue to increase their positions.
In fact, the methods of small foreign exchange retail traders and large foreign exchange investors are the same, both waiting for strong support or resistance areas to open or increase positions, the only difference is the different periods of using charts.
The waiting methods of small foreign exchange retail traders and large foreign exchange investors are also the same, except that small traders may wait for hours, while large traders may wait for days or even weeks. The scary thing is that failed retail forex traders may not even have the patience for a few hours, let alone waiting for days or even weeks.

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