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

In foreign exchange investment transactions, the persistent pursuit of true breakthroughs and false breakthroughs has become an important sign to distinguish short-term traders from long-term investors.

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Short-term trading aims to obtain short-term price differences. The judgment of market breakthrough patterns is directly related to the success or failure of transactions. Therefore, traders spend a lot of energy studying true and false breakthrough techniques. Long-term investment is based on long-term judgment of economic cycles and market trends, and pays more attention to the intrinsic value of assets. Short-term price breakthrough signals are not the key factors in their investment decisions. ​
Foreign exchange investment traders who are deeply trapped in the dilemma of true and false breakthrough judgment are mostly groups with limited funds or dreams of getting rich quickly. Insufficient funds prompt them to expect to accumulate wealth quickly through short-term trading, while the mentality of getting rich quickly drives them to constantly look for the so-called "trading secrets" to try to accurately grasp every market breakthrough opportunity. However, this trading model ignores the risk characteristics of the foreign exchange market. Frequent trading not only increases transaction costs, but also easily leads to decision-making errors due to emotional fluctuations. ​
Under the risk-controllable investment framework, position management plays a vital role. A sufficiently light position can effectively buffer the impact of market fluctuations. Whether the market breaks out or not, it will not have a substantial impact on the investment portfolio. For long-term investors, the light position building strategy gives them greater investment flexibility. They do not need to pay too much attention to the accuracy of the entry timing. Even if they enter the market at a seemingly undesirable price, they can achieve their investment goals in the long-term market trend and truly be fearless of the short-term changes in the market.

In the operating mechanism of the foreign exchange investment and trading market, the scale of funds is a key variable that affects the choice of trading strategies and investment results.

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For short-term traders, success or failure should not be simply judged as a hero. The financial difficulties behind them have a profound impact on trading behavior. From the perspective of market supply and demand theory, investors with limited capital have a relatively narrow range of investment targets and strategies to choose from in the market, and short-term trading has become their main way to try to break through funding restrictions. ​
The complexity of short-term trading is not only reflected in the technical analysis level, but also in its extremely high requirements for investors' psychological quality and risk control ability. Intraday fluctuations in the foreign exchange market may be affected by a combination of factors such as global political events and economic data releases. Short-term traders need to make accurate judgments in a very short period of time. However, a large number of participants in the foreign exchange market choose short-term trading, which is essentially a passive choice under capital constraints. Investors with scarce capital are eager to achieve quick profits through short-term trading, and the use of leverage has become a tool for them to magnify their returns. However, the use of leverage breaks the balance between risk and return. According to statistics from the Foreign Exchange Margin Trading Association, the average loss cycle of short-term traders using leverage is 3-6 months, which is much lower than the investment cycle of long-term investors. This high-risk trading model ultimately leads to the concentration of most losers in the foreign exchange market in the short-term trading group. ​
The inequality of capital scale has shaped different investment ecosystems in the foreign exchange market. With strong financial strength, large capital investors can build a diversified investment portfolio and achieve stable returns by diversifying risks. At the same time, they are more relaxed in trading mentality and can adhere to long-term investment strategies. However, due to the relative lack of funds, small capital retail investors are under tremendous psychological pressure in trading and are prone to make irrational decisions due to emotional fluctuations. The reality of the foreign exchange market is that most small-capital retail investors find it difficult to survive in the fierce market competition and eventually have to leave the market. Even if some retail investors have mastered the core logic of trading, they lack sufficient capital support and cannot convert theory into actual returns. Only when they have accumulated enough funds can they return to the market as long-term investors, follow investment strategies that are more in line with the scale of funds and risk tolerance, and achieve steady growth of assets.

In foreign exchange investment transactions, the impact of capital scale on investor strategy selection has significant regularity.

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Large-capital investors, with their huge capital volume, tend to think long-term when making investment decisions. From the perspective of the operation rules of the financial market, large funds are difficult to operate flexibly in short-term transactions, and the cost of frequent transactions is high, so long-term investment becomes their rational choice. This investment strategy enables large-capital investors to grasp market trends from a macro level, build a diversified investment portfolio, and effectively avoid investment risks caused by human weaknesses such as chasing ups and downs and over-trading in short-term transactions, showing a broader investment pattern. ​​
Small-capital retail investors are constrained by the size of their funds and face many restrictions in foreign exchange investment. The scarcity of funds forces them to use short-term trading as their main investment method, hoping to achieve asset appreciation through high-frequency trading. However, the high volatility and complexity of the foreign exchange market make it extremely difficult to make a profit from short-term trading. At the same time, small funds cannot meet the requirements of long-term investment for the amount of funds and risk tolerance, and cannot support the daily expenses of the family. Even if a certain amount of income is obtained by foreign exchange trading with a small amount of funds, it is difficult to meet the needs of life, which makes it difficult for small-capital retail investors who mainly engage in short-term trading to gain a foothold in the market. Investors who use short-term foreign exchange trading as a sideline will often gradually turn to long-term investment as funds accumulate to obtain more stable returns. ​​
Foreign exchange currency carry investment, as a special investment method, provides investors with a way to avoid short-term trading traps. Whether it is a large or small capital investor, the long-term nature of carry investment determines that it is consistent with the long-term investment strategy. By participating in carry investment, investors can avoid falling into the high risks and human dilemmas of short-term trading. Although they may need to overcome challenges such as exchange rate fluctuations and interest rate changes in practice and go through a certain exploration stage, from the perspective of long-term investment goals, carry investment provides a feasible path for investors to achieve stable returns.

In foreign exchange investment transactions, long-term investors' position increase orders and short-term traders' position opening orders may appear in the same position, but the holding time is completely different.

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After building the top position and accumulating position orders, long-term investors usually hold and increase their positions all the way, accumulating floating profits all the way. Their position opening position may overlap with the position where short-term traders open new positions, but there are significant differences in their trading goals. The goal of long-term investors is to hold for a long time, while short-term traders focus on short-term fluctuations. The most critical difference is that for the same position opening order, long-term investors may hold positions for 3 years, while short-term traders may only hold positions for 3 hours. In short, short-term positions are usually not held overnight. ​​
In addition, there is a possibility that the increase in long-term investors' positions may be relatively light, while the position of short-term traders may be more important than the orders of long-term investors. Furthermore, long-term investors may not use leverage at all to increase their positions, while short-term traders may use leverage. These factors further highlight the difference between long-term and short-term trading strategies.

In foreign exchange investment transactions, the sharing of successful foreign exchange investment traders is a manifestation of open-mindedness and broad-mindedness. They are not afraid of you learning, but they are afraid that you cannot learn.

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This selfless sharing is a virtue, just like "giving roses to others, the fragrance lingers on your hands." If you really want to give roses to others, you have to buy roses first, but sharing experience actually has no cost. You only need to preach casually, write articles casually, and spend a little energy, which is just a piece of work. ​​
In fact, most people cannot learn from the sharing of successful foreign exchange investment traders. Especially those who are good at arguing may even sneer, attack and abuse. But the capacity of the foreign exchange investment trading market is large enough. Even if you learn it, you will make profits from the market, not from the pockets of selfless sharers. ​​
Foreign exchange investment traders grow up through self-training and long-term experience accumulation. In fact, most people cannot overcome the obstacles of persistence to success. Perhaps their personal qualities and qualities are not suitable for being foreign exchange investment traders at all. ​​
In addition, some people cannot learn, do or turn a deaf ear to the sharing of the sharers no matter how many times they talk. They simply do not have that kind of understanding. The foreign exchange investment trading market is diverse, and there are all kinds of successful trading methods. Sharing the knowledge, common sense, experience and technology of foreign exchange investment trading is just the beginning. It takes a long process to truly master it, and it can only be mastered through training. It is a skill, not just a cognition. It needs to be practiced, experienced, and truly internalized and mastered.

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