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, making money is your own ability, and losing money is the fault of others.

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In foreign exchange investment transactions, the losses of foreign exchange investment traders are anti-human, and blaming the market main force for losses is the original human nature. Human nature, making money is your own ability. Human nature, losses are the fault of others. Blaming the market main force for losses is a normal psychological phenomenon. If one day, when a foreign exchange investment trader loses money, he first thinks that his skills are not good, and when he makes a profit, he first thinks that it may be that he is too lucky, which is anti-human, and is the necessary cognition and quality for a successful foreign exchange investment trader.

Foreign exchange investment traders find it easy to find a trading strategy, but it is very difficult to stick to it for a long time and firmly execute it.

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In the professional field of foreign exchange trading, the ideal trading strategy must be highly accurately adapted to the individual personality characteristics of foreign exchange investors and the established trading model. It should be clear that the foreign exchange market environment is complex and changeable, and there is no unified optimal strategy paradigm that is widely applicable to all investors. From the perspective of the actual operation of foreign exchange investors, only the strategy that best fits their own characteristics can be regarded as the best and feasible choice.
Foreign exchange investors should focus on exploring in-depth trading method systems that they can not only fully and thoroughly understand, but also use skillfully and handy in actual operations. It is particularly important to resolutely put an end to blindly imitating and following others' successful trading strategies and avoid falling into the trap of unrealistic strategy transplantation.
In fact, in foreign exchange trading practice, it is not an extremely difficult task to dig out a trading method with the possibility of profitability from a technical perspective. However, the real major challenge is how to continuously, stably and unswervingly implement the established trading strategy. Long-term and unremitting implementation of strategies requires investors to have a high degree of self-discipline, tenacious willpower and the ability to respond rationally to market fluctuations. This process is full of hardships and challenges, which is precisely one of the core key factors for many foreign exchange investment traders to fail to achieve their expected goals and success in market competition. It is also one of the main internal roots that cause most foreign exchange investment traders to suffer losses in trading activities.

Multiple factors are intertwined and influence each other, jointly constructing and defining the most suitable optimal trading strategy framework for specific situations.

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In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, senior professional investors usually construct and use a variety of different strategy combinations based on the complexity and variability of the market, aiming to effectively respond to various market situations, achieve established investment goals, and achieve steady asset appreciation and reasonable risk control.
In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, professional traders rely on their deep market knowledge and rich practical experience, and rely on a diversified strategy system to accurately grasp the price fluctuations of the foreign exchange market, and keenly perceive and capture potential profit opportunities. By flexibly and accurately switching and applying different strategies, they can fully adapt to the dynamic changes of the market, thereby improving the ability and stability of obtaining investment returns.
In fact, the complexity and dynamism of the foreign exchange market determine that there is no single optimal strategy that is widely recognized and universal. Given that the market is continuously affected by a variety of internal and external factors, such as cyclical fluctuations in the macroeconomic situation, sudden changes in the geopolitical situation, and the ups and downs of market participants' emotions, the so-called "one trick to eat all the world" fixed strategy model is difficult to gain a foothold in the real market environment. The effectiveness of any trading strategy is reflected under the comprehensive effect and dynamic checks and balances of multiple factors. These factors are interrelated and constrained, and together shape the performance of the strategy in a specific market context.
The most effective trading strategy often depends on a series of complex and diverse factors. For example, the current market situation covers various indicators of macroeconomic fundamentals and their trends, the stability and potential risks of the international political situation, and the overall optimism or pessimism of market participants; the characteristics of the currency pairs involved in the transaction include their historical price volatility characteristics, the level of market liquidity, and the relative strength of the economic fundamentals of the relevant countries; the size of the investment not only determines the risk tolerance of investors, but also profoundly affects the flexibility of trading operations and the range of optional strategies; the frequency of transactions is closely related to the control of transaction costs, sensitivity to short-term market fluctuations, and responsiveness. These key factors are intertwined and influence each other, jointly constructing and defining the most suitable optimal trading strategy framework in a specific situation, and providing investors with accurate and effective decision-making basis and operation guidance in the complex and changing foreign exchange market.

Foreign exchange short-term trading may be suitable for traders with specific talents, but not for slow-paced long-term investors.

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In the process of foreign exchange investment practice, whether it is necessary to monitor computer charts all day long depends on whether the investor chooses a long-term investment strategy or a short-term trading strategy.
If investors hold the idea that foreign exchange trading is simply equivalent to focusing on charts all day long and engaging in continuous and uninterrupted game operations with the market, then judging from the investment principles and market practice experience, their investment trend is likely to be close to failure.
From the actual situation of trading practice, only when investors engage in intraday trading mode and usually operate based on a shorter time frame, the behavior of staying in front of the computer for a long time and focusing on chart analysis has a certain rational basis. In the field of foreign exchange investment, there is a widely recognized basic consensus: it is extremely difficult to obtain profits continuously and stably from short-term transactions. Correspondingly, only by firmly adopting a long-term investment strategy can we more likely achieve the goal of stable profitability and hope to reap relatively rich profit returns. Admittedly, this does not absolutely deny the possibility of achieving sustained profits in short-term trading, but it clearly shows that achieving sustained profits in short-term trading actually constitutes a very challenging and difficult task. Perhaps only a very small number of investors with specific talents and outstanding talents can achieve this relatively difficult goal under specific market conditions.

Long-term foreign exchange investment trends are as predictable as weather forecasts, but they cannot be accurate.

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When conducting in-depth academic discussions and analyses on the predictability of the stock and foreign exchange markets, a common and thought-provoking question has surfaced: Assuming that psychics really have the supernatural ability to predict the direction of future events, then from the perspective of rational economic behavior, why don’t they use this ability to accurately predict the trend of the stock market or foreign exchange market, thereby achieving significant accumulation of personal wealth, but choose to engage in relatively marginal and unstable activities such as fortune interpretation, or even rely on donations from the rich to maintain their livelihoods? From the perspective of the logical connection between academic research and market practice, this phenomenon in reality can provide strong indirect evidence to support the view that short-term trading is highly unpredictable in nature. What it reflects is that short-term trading is affected by many complex and difficult to accurately quantify factors, which makes its trend chaotic, random and elusive.
It should be clearly acknowledged that in the stock market and foreign exchange market, two crucial investment areas in the global financial system, the trend of long-term investment does show significant predictability to a certain extent from the perspective of macroeconomic theoretical foundations and empirical analysis of historical market data. In the realistic situation of following basic economic laws and the operating principles of financial markets, any investment target must follow the constraints of the law of value, and it is impossible to deviate from its intrinsic value and present an unrestrained and unlimited price trend until it breaks through the reasonable price range defined by economic fundamentals and market rationality; similarly, from the perspective of the market equilibrium mechanism and the inevitability of value return, there is no investment target that will continue to fall without hindrance without any support from economic reality until it reaches the theoretical minimum limit position determined by the market bottom value support system.
Further focusing on the key factor of the specific time nodes of the market's rise and fall, its manifestation is significantly similar to the earthquake situation faced by cities located in the seismic belt. Although based on geological principles and the laws of plate movement, we can use professional knowledge and scientific research to know for sure that earthquakes are likely to occur in these specific areas in an uncertain period of time in the future. However, due to the complexity of the earthquake mechanism and the many invisible and difficult to accurately monitor factors inside the earth's crust, it is impossible to accurately predict when, where and how strong the earthquake will break out with the current level of science and technology and cognitive ability. Similarly, in the financial market, although we can have a relatively clear judgment on the long-term trend of the market based on macroeconomic indicators, industry development trends and market cycle theory, the specific time points of rise and fall in the short term are also affected by a large number of micro and difficult to control factors such as sudden political events, changes in micro-enterprise business decisions, and instantaneous fluctuations in the emotions of market participants, making it difficult to accurately predict. Faced with this market environment full of uncertainty, the reasonable and effective response strategy that rational investors can adopt is to always maintain a high degree of market sensitivity and vigilance, and plan and formulate a complete, systematic, highly flexible and operational response plan in advance based on in-depth analysis and comprehensive consideration of various market risk factors, so as to ensure that in the face of various possible market change scenarios, they can quickly and accurately make decisions that meet investment goals and risk preferences, minimize potential loss risks, and seize possible investment opportunities.
For those long-term investors who focus on two-way transactions, the core operating points and key success factors are to build and steadily hold long-term investment positions that are consistent with expected market trends in the early stage when market trends have not yet become fully clear but have begun to emerge. During the subsequent investment holding period, when faced with the inevitable floating losses in the short term, investors must maintain firm investment beliefs and strong psychological fortitude, and must not easily shake their initial investment decision-making determination due to temporary floating losses on the books. On the contrary, investors should maintain a calm and patient investment attitude and calmly continue to observe market dynamics until the market price trend reaches the expected level of ups and downs set in advance based on rigorous market analysis and reasonable investment models. At this critical juncture, investors need to make full use of their professional knowledge and rich experience, combined with a comprehensive judgment of the market micro-environment and macro-situation at the time, accurately choose the most appropriate time to decisively close positions and make profits, so as to successfully achieve the established long-term investment goals, reap investment returns that match the risks taken, gradually accumulate and improve their investment capabilities and market competitiveness in long-term investment practices, and realize a complete, efficient and robust closed-loop operation process from investment decision-making to execution and income acquisition, laying a solid foundation for the wealth growth and asset preservation and appreciation of individuals or institutions.

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