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
In foreign exchange investment transactions, self-employed investment traders usually have unique personality traits.
In foreign exchange investment transactions, from the perspective of behavioral finance, self-made foreign exchange investment traders generally have overconfidence bias, which may manifest as an irrational self-cognition bias in the investment decision-making process, leading to blind decision-making. In terms of investment transaction entrustment, foreign exchange investment traders have a strong preference for self-decision-making and are extremely difficult to entrust transaction matters to others. This is mainly due to their high confidence in their own investment judgment ability and their significant tendency to doubt the quality of others' decisions.
In foreign exchange investment transactions, this personality trait of self-made foreign exchange investment traders is also reflected in their external behavior. In terms of personal image management, some self-employed trading practitioners tend to highlight their investment achievements through external image construction, while others pursue a minimalist image management strategy. They believe that investment ability is an inherent professional quality that does not require external modification to prove.
In foreign exchange investment and trading, self-made foreign exchange investment and trading traders usually pursue a simple and functional space layout in terms of investment and trading office environment preferences, and have no intention of creating a brand image or social influence through environmental decoration. However, for investment and trading managers, attracting self-employed high-net-worth clients to allocate assets is a very challenging business. These high-net-worth clients, due to their unique entrepreneurial experience and wealth accumulation process, have formed a highly prudent investment attitude. They show a strong risk aversion in asset entrustment management, because their accumulated wealth is obtained through long-term hard work, market setbacks and a large amount of resource investment, so they attach great importance to the security and control of funds.
In foreign exchange investment and trading, 100% of the return is meaningless to retail investors, and 30% of the performance will become a news headline for fund managers.
In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, for retail investors, an annualized rate of return of 100% does not have significant economic value measurement significance under the actual portfolio construction and risk adjustment framework; while for fund managers of asset management institutions, an annual performance return rate of 30% is enough to become the focus of market attention in the industry performance evaluation system and trigger extensive coverage by industry media.
From the perspective of short-term investment return cycle analysis, some retail foreign exchange investors, with their flexible trading strategies and grasp of the market microstructure, have indeed surpassed the investment performance of some hedge funds based on multi-asset allocation models in a specific period of time in terms of technical analysis capabilities and return performance. However, due to the natural disadvantages of retail investors in risk management system, fund scale effect and completeness of information acquisition, it is difficult to maintain this relative advantage in the long-term investment cycle, so they cannot become a dominant force in terms of market pricing power and resource allocation influence. Taking a retail investor with a net account value of only RMB 10,000 as an example, after considering transaction costs, opportunity costs and inflation factors, an annualized rate of return below 100% is difficult to meet their expected investment return targets and lacks sufficient appeal. In contrast, for institutional investors of hedge funds with a management scale of US$1 billion, an annual return of more than 30% in the risk-adjusted professional performance evaluation indicator system often attracts widespread attention from financial market participants and becomes the core content of financial media reports.
In the foreign exchange investment and trading industry, many hedge fund managers with billions of assets under management come from ordinary financial practitioners or non-financial professional backgrounds. This ordinary career starting point or educational background has stimulated their internal motivation to pursue excellence in the fiercely competitive financial market. Based on their deep understanding of the zero-sum game nature of the financial market and their pursuit of maximizing career achievements within the limited time span of life, they adhere to the concept of "either becoming an industry leader or being eliminated in the competition." This all-or-nothing determination and perseverance prompts them to make full use of professional means such as quantitative analysis tools, macroeconomic research models, and high-frequency trading algorithms in the investment decision-making process to achieve optimal allocation of investment portfolios, and strive to create significant investment performance in a limited career, rather than wasting time. From the theoretical framework of behavioral finance and organizational behavior, this strong motivation for achievement and continuous effort, under reasonable risk management and grasp of market opportunities, have indeed significantly increased their chances of success in the field of foreign exchange investment.
In the process of foreign exchange investment and trading, trading intuition and market sense are an internal perception that is difficult to accurately express in words.
Although this intuition is difficult to describe clearly in words, most industry experts believe that it is the result of long-term in-depth research and a lot of practice. Adequate preparation in advance can not only enhance the confidence of traders, but also help them form an intuition that is conducive to successful trading. In essence, this intuition is manifested as the ability to see the changing trends of market conditions in advance and make reasonable and wise decisions quickly. Traders with good intuition can remain calm when profits are low, will not panic when facing adverse market conditions, and even if they suffer losses, the extent is relatively limited.
In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, there is a common phenomenon: traders can only truly feel the dynamic changes of market conditions after completing entry operations and holding positions, and their trading intuition will become more acute at this time. This perception can usually only be understood through personal inner experience, and it is difficult to clearly convey it to others in words. Trading intuition and market sense are highly individual internal experiences that can only be perceived by traders themselves and are difficult to effectively share with others.
In foreign exchange trading practice, trading intuition will only be generated when there is a real position. Simulated positions cannot inspire traders to form rich trading intuitions because there is no actual capital pressure.
In the field of foreign exchange investment, the capital status of investors has a key impact on investment decisions and trading results.
If the composition of investors' funds includes the part used to pay rent and living expenses, the important position of such funds in foreign exchange trading is self-evident. In this case, investors are easily disturbed by a variety of subjective factors during the trading process. On the contrary, if investors have a certain risk tolerance, they can maintain a more relaxed attitude when trading.
When investors have limited funds, they often instinctively try to make counter-trend transactions to catch the top and bottom. This is because under limited funds, investors expect to obtain high profits after the trend develops for a period of time by finding an ideal entry point to achieve investment security and personal investment goals. However, the limitation of funds often restricts investors' decision-making and even replaces their rational thinking. This is the dilemma faced by most investors.
Even if investors have sufficient funds, once the trading direction is contrary to the market trend, losses will be unacceptable results, and may even cause investors to fall into a more serious loss situation. Therefore, investors should maintain a calm and rational mentality, trade with a stable strategy, and strive to achieve profits greater than losses.
In addition, investors should avoid frequent trading and excessive investment of large amounts of funds, and effectively reduce investment risks by reasonably controlling the frequency of transactions and the scale of funds.
In the highly market-oriented and uncertain field of foreign exchange investment, investors need to have a deep insight and understanding of the unique value and strategic significance of being able to break away from the restrictions of fixed working hours and space and freely carry out investment activities.
In this field, a large number of practitioners who are still in the stage of investment accumulation and exploration and have not yet achieved the established goal of investment success, despite devoting a huge amount of time cost, energy resources and professional knowledge reserves in trading practice, have failed to achieve the expected investment return target due to factors such as market complexity, uncertainty and adaptability of investment strategies. In this context, they often have psychological envy and yearning for groups with stable professional income streams and professional security systems. From the perspective of social cognition, some thinking patterns that are deeply constrained by traditional professional values have a narrow definition of the scope of occupations, defining only civil servants, a type of occupation with stable institutional guarantees, as formal occupations. For individual business operators, even if they have achieved significant business achievements and economic returns in the market economy, it is difficult to obtain full professional recognition and social value affirmation under this traditional cognitive framework.
The workplace ecosystem itself is a complex system with multiple dimensions, multiple levels and intertwined influences, which contains a variety of challenging elements. From the technical difficulties and professional knowledge bottlenecks faced by specific business links in daily work processes, to the complicated and trivial administrative affairs processing, project process promotion, to the complex and subtle interpersonal network construction and maintenance within the organization, these factors together constitute a complex stress source matrix, which has different degrees of impact on the work efficiency, career satisfaction and mental health of workplace practitioners. In the work environment of private enterprises with high market flexibility and organizational autonomy, when practitioners encounter incompetent colleagues or leaders, based on the two-way selection mechanism of the labor market, they have the right and means to voluntarily resign to avoid a bad working environment, thereby alleviating work pressure and career development difficulties to a certain extent. However, in jobs with strong institutional attributes and resource monopoly characteristics such as state-owned enterprises, central enterprises and public institutions, if practitioners face problems such as interpersonal relationship problems or improper leadership and management, the situation presents a more complicated situation. From the perspective of decision-making trade-offs, voluntarily resigning means giving up a relatively stable working environment, generous welfare benefits and long-term accumulated professional network resources, which will trigger strong reluctance and opportunity cost considerations in the practitioners' hearts; while continuing to stay in the original position may be exposed to a depressing and inefficient work atmosphere for a long time. This negative environment will not only cause continuous loss of personal work enthusiasm and career development motivation, but also may have potential negative effects on personal physical and mental health through psychological stress response mechanisms, such as causing psychological diseases such as anxiety and depression, and even affecting physiological health indicators.
Based on the above multi-dimensional analysis, foreign exchange investment practitioners should deeply cherish the career advantages of being able to invest freely and not having to follow the traditional office work model from a strategic and long-term perspective. In view of the dynamic changes in the market environment and the scarcity of investment opportunities, the precious value of the time autonomy, spatial flexibility and investment decision-making autonomy granted by this free investment model may not have been fully recognized and explored by practitioners.
Based on the basic principles of bioethics and value philosophy, life is irreproducible and unique, and its intrinsic value far exceeds any single professional activity or pursuit of economic benefits. For foreign exchange investment practitioners, the fundamental and basic status of life value is unquestionable. If you are lucky enough to have the opportunity to invest freely and get rid of the constraints of a fixed work model, you should regard it as a scarce strategic resource, attach great importance to it, and achieve efficient use and value maximization of this resource through reasonable investment planning, risk management strategies and lifestyle arrangements. In the process of investment practice, even if you encounter short-term investment losses, phased market setbacks or even global investment failures, you should not easily shake your investment beliefs, lose your investment confidence and courage. This is because free investment opportunities are significantly scarce and irreplaceable in the entire career selection set and market resource allocation system. A regular and orderly rhythm of life helps maintain the stable operation of human physiological functions and reduce health risks caused by disordered life; an independent investment environment without excessive interference from the outside world can provide investors with a calmer and more objective decision-making space, avoiding irrational investment decisions due to external noise interference; a free working state without having to endure unwarranted accusations and unreasonable management interventions from others can effectively reduce psychological stress reactions and maintain mental health balance. The combined effect of these factors has a positive effect on personal physical and mental health, and even in the long run, it helps to improve the quality of life and life expectancy of individuals. When investors deeply understand the inherent connection and important value of these factors from theoretical depth and practical experience, even if they face economic losses during the investment process, they can rely on strong psychological resilience and rational thinking framework to maintain a calm and calm mentality and respond to the changing situation of the investment market with a calm attitude.
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