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
The value of foreign exchange investment and trading experience is ultimately reflected in whether it can be effectively internalized by investors to form unique trading cognition and decision-making capabilities.
In the foreign exchange market, investors face various uncertainties and risks. Every transaction is a comprehensive test of market understanding, strategy application and psychological quality. Simply accepting external experience sharing without verifying and summarizing it through one's own practice, these experiences will ultimately remain on the surface and cannot be truly used by investors.
The experience and methods of those traders who have succeeded in the foreign exchange market are based on their own long-term practice and summary, and are adapted to the specific market environment and personal trading style. For foreign exchange novices, blindly copying these experiences without considering their own actual situation and market changes often makes it difficult to achieve ideal trading results. Investors should treat experience sharing with an open and prudent attitude, use it as a reference for learning, and actively engage in actual transactions. They should constantly explore, reflect and improve in practice, gradually form a trading system that suits their own characteristics, and achieve a leap from "knowing" to "doing", and truly internalize foreign exchange trading experience into their ability to move forward steadily in the market.
Foreign exchange investment and trading novices must deeply understand the nature of the market and abandon unrealistic fantasies of getting rich quickly.
Although there are profit opportunities in the foreign exchange market, it is by no means a channel to achieve rapid wealth growth. Even if there are idle resources, investors should set their goals as returns within a reasonable range, maintain a good mentality, and avoid falling into investment difficulties due to greed.
The large number of false "successful cases" spread on the Internet have greatly misled the investment cognition of novices and made them ignore the basic rules in trading. Taking the common order placement strategy of ultra-short-term trading as an example, whether choosing to enter the market at a pullback time or waiting for a breakthrough signal, investors need to have patience and a calm mindset. However, due to the interference of false information, most novices are often eager for success and trade frequently, which ultimately makes it difficult to achieve profitability.
The performance data of global large fund managers clearly shows that it is extremely rare for an annualized rate of return to reach 30%, and a return of around 10% is the market norm, which fully demonstrates that "getting rich overnight" lacks a realistic basis in the foreign exchange market. Due to its special regulatory environment, the foreign exchange currency market is subject to real-time monitoring and policy intervention by central banks of various countries, and market trend fluctuations are relatively limited. For investors with millions of dollars in funds and 20 years of investment experience, pursuing stable asset appreciation in the foreign exchange market and achieving a better return level than savings is an investment goal worth pursuing.
Newbies should be aware that the original capital scale plays a key role in investment returns. Only by accumulating enough funds and combining the correct investment strategy can they obtain more substantial returns in the foreign exchange market.
In foreign exchange investment transactions, the related content of stop loss and precise entry position has almost become an exclusive label for short-term trading.
Investors who are keen on short-term trading, either because of insufficient funds and eager to accumulate wealth quickly, or simply have the fantasy of getting rich overnight, essentially expect to achieve short-term appreciation of assets through high-frequency trading. However, this trading mentality often ignores the complexity and risks of the market.
On the other hand, long-term investment presents a different picture in terms of risk control and trading logic. Through light position operation or leverage-free position building, long-term investors can effectively avoid the risks brought by short-term market fluctuations, making stop loss no longer a necessary condition for trading. At the same time, long-term investment pays more attention to the long-term trend and value trend of the market. From the perspective of long-term investment, the choice of entry position can be regarded as an effective investment starting point as long as the position is reasonable.
In the era of information explosion, foreign exchange traders must give priority to judging their investment perspective when reading articles and watching videos. If you cannot distinguish the difference between long-term and short-term, and blindly borrow information, it is very likely to lead to a mismatch of investment strategies, resulting in unnecessary losses. Only by clarifying the position and scope of application of the information, and combining it with your own investment goals and financial conditions, can you transform external information into an effective resource to help you succeed in your investment.
In foreign exchange investment transactions, those who have made a lot of money from other traditional industries and transformed their identities into large-capital foreign exchange investment traders need to pay special attention to avoid investing too much money at the beginning.
Because the foreign exchange market is different from traditional industries, even experienced investors may face huge risks. If you invest millions of dollars at the beginning, once a loss occurs, it may be catastrophic and may even result in a loss of hundreds of thousands or even millions of dollars.
In contrast, the natural disadvantage of most retail investors is the scarcity of funds. They can usually only take out a few thousand or tens of thousands of dollars to invest. However, this scale of funds also has a significant advantage: even if they lose money, it will not have a significant impact on their normal life.
For those who have made a lot of money from other traditional industries, especially those investors who enter the foreign exchange market with millions of dollars, it is very unwise to invest such a large amount of money at the beginning. Although they have achieved success in other industries, foreign exchange investment is a relatively complex and unique field, and the experience of other industries is difficult to apply directly here. Therefore, it is necessary to act with caution.
It is recommended that these big money investors first test the market with a capital of less than $200,000. In this way, they can gradually master investment skills and accumulate rich experience. Only after they have a full understanding and grasp of the market, it is a wise choice to transfer millions of dollars of large funds to the field of foreign exchange investment. This can effectively reduce risks and avoid unnecessary losses due to investing a large amount of money too early.
In foreign exchange investment transactions, long-term investors do not do short-term, and short-term traders do not do long-term. This is almost common sense and consensus.
However, in reality, there are some interesting exceptions.
Sometimes, short-term traders encounter floating losses after entering the market, but because they are reluctant to close their positions, they accidentally drag their short-term positions into long-term ones. If the direction is correct and leverage is not used, even if they keep increasing their positions with a light position all the way, for several years, they may eventually make a lot of money. For small capital traders, this is undoubtedly a kind of luck. This experience inadvertently allows them to learn the essence of long-term investment: light positions and continuous increase in positions, gradually accumulating positions. In the end, they not only reap considerable profits, but also inadvertently avoid the dilemma of short-term trading being difficult to make a profit, and achieve their own investment life.
However, the opposite situation also happens from time to time. After long-term investors enter the market, if there is a huge floating profit, they may close their positions in advance for fear of a retracement, turning the original long-term investment into a short-term transaction. Even if the direction is correct, when the trend continues to extend, they dare not reopen their positions for fear of floating losses due to retracements. This tangled mentality may last for several years, causing them to miss the opportunity to invest in the long term. This is undoubtedly a misfortune because they have lost a great opportunity to achieve their investment life.
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