Forex multi-account manager Z-X-N
Accepts global forex account operation, investment, and trading
Assists family office investment and autonomous management
In the professional context of foreign exchange investment and trading activities, based on the fair value of the eight major currencies, using professional valuation models and market analysis methods, predicting the top and bottom of their prices has certain rationality in theory and practice.
However, it must be clearly recognized that this prediction method based on the characteristics of the foreign exchange market is unlikely to show the same applicability and effectiveness in other financial markets such as stocks and futures due to significant differences in market structure, trading mechanism, price driving factors, etc. When the market trend has been clearly presented through technical analysis indicators, fundamental data and other multi-dimensional information, if the trend tracking strategy is launched, it is often difficult to capture the best entry and exit opportunities due to the timeliness of the market and the rapid response mechanism of prices, and thus it is impossible to achieve the expected return on investment and profit targets.
From the perspective of in-depth analysis of the market microstructure and operating mechanism, the formation of the bottom of the foreign exchange market is not simply attributed to the concentrated buying behavior of a large number of foreign exchange investment traders. In fact, this is the result of the market's buyers and sellers reaching an extremely unbalanced state under the interweaving of multiple factors. Specifically, the market's trading activity has dropped to an extremely low level, and market participants lack sufficient trading willingness to push prices up based on their uncertain expectations of future market trends. Similarly, the formation of the market top is not caused by a large number of traders selling in a concentrated manner, but by the lack of overall trading willingness in the market. This lack reflects the market participants' vigilance against the risk of overheating and their expectations of future price declines. This series of market phenomena deeply reflects the behavioral finance characteristics and psychological weaknesses that are prevalent among foreign exchange traders: after a significant rise in currency prices, investors are often unwilling to continue buying due to fear of potential losses caused by price corrections based on loss aversion and risk aversion instincts; after a sharp drop in prices, they are unwilling to sell decisively due to fear of further losses due to the anchoring effect and excessive pessimism.
In addition, the instinctive reactions of foreign exchange traders, such as decisions based on intuition and selective cognition of market information, will have a significant impact on their trading decisions in a complex trading environment that cannot be ignored. Given that retail investors have relatively small funds, their funds are less resistant to risks when faced with the high leverage and high volatility of the foreign exchange market. In this market environment, retail investors can only rely on accurate market timing and accurate buying and selling operations at the top or bottom of the market to maintain and increase the value of their assets with the help of market fluctuations, effectively avoid the systematic and non-systematic risks brought about by market fluctuations, and effectively protect their own assets. Therefore, in the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, through multidisciplinary research methods such as behavioral finance and psychology, in-depth insights into psychological factors and behavioral patterns in foreign exchange investment and trading are of immeasurable significance for investors to achieve long-term stable and successful trading in the foreign exchange market, and are the core key basis for investors to build a scientific, reasonable and risk-controllable investment strategy system.
In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, we should explore the currency pairs with the greatest potential and the ability to achieve rich profits over a long period of time from the list of currency pairs showing strong trends.
According to Stan Weinstein's stock operation theory, stocks with the greatest upside potential should be carefully selected from the best performing industries. In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, the currency pairs with the greatest potential and the ability to achieve rich profits over a long period of time should be explored from the list of currency pairs showing strong trends. In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, the currency pairs with the greatest potential and the ability to achieve rich profits over a long period of time should be explored from the list of currency pairs showing strong trends.
According to Stan Weinstein's stock operation theory, if investors are in the stage after the completion of the main bottom area, most of the buying operations should be performed in the early stage of the second stage. In foreign exchange investment and trading, the opportunity to hit the historical bottom or top should be grasped, and the opportunity to open a position should be relatively close to the historical bottom or top.
From the perspective of Stan Weinstein's stock operation theory, for traders, the main buying operations should be concentrated on the continuous buying process in the second stage. In foreign exchange investment and trading, the focus should be on the opportunity to open a position relatively close to the historical bottom or top, because the trading direction is clear at this time.
According to Stan Weinstein's stock operation theory, during the entire operation process, stop loss must always be set to ensure the safety of funds. If the purchase price is too far from the rising breakthrough point, the stock should be abandoned. Short selling also follows this principle. In foreign exchange investment transactions, stop loss can be set when opening a position at the historical bottom or top. When opening a position relatively close to the historical bottom or top, the stop loss setting can be appropriately relaxed to avoid being stopped out.
According to Stan Weinstein's stock operation theory, it is necessary to strictly avoid selling stocks in the first or second stage, especially in the second stage. In foreign exchange investment transactions, positions opened at the historical bottom or top should not be closed, and positions opened relatively close to the historical bottom or top should not be closed, even if there is a floating loss.
In foreign exchange investment transactions, when the market trend approaches the historical bottom area or the historical top area, the buying behavior should be stopped immediately.
According to Stan Weinstein's stock operation theory, in any case, buying operations should be strictly avoided when the stock market is running to the third or fourth stage, and the fourth stage should be avoided in particular. In foreign exchange investment and trading activities, when the market trend is close to the historical bottom area or the historical top area, buying behavior should be stopped immediately.
Under the guidance framework of Stan Weinstein's stock operation theory, when the overall market is in a bear market, investors should rationally and decisively carry out short selling operations, but be sure to set stop losses in advance to effectively control risk exposure. In the field of foreign exchange investment, when the market is in a clear upward trend, investors should seize the opportunity to actively buy; when the market is in a downward trend, they should decisively sell.
It should be clearly recognized that the stage analysis method based on Stan Weinstein's stock operation theory has a wide range of applicability and can be applied to various investment products, including but not limited to stocks, funds, futures, options and commodities. In foreign exchange investment and trading, the concept of stage analysis is also applicable to trading decisions of different currency pairs. Investors should maintain an open and flexible way of thinking and avoid being conservative and complacent.
According to Stan Weinstein's stock operation theory, investors should resolutely put an end to subjective speculation on the bottom and top of the market. In stock investment decisions, stocks that have entered the second stage of the rising market should be given priority for investment, and those that seem to be cheap but are actually in the late fourth stage and are likely to continue to fall by 40% - 50% should not be rashly bought. In contrast, in foreign exchange investment and trading, since the eight major currencies have fair values determined by factors such as central bank policies, the bottom and top of the market can be reasonably speculated to a certain extent.
When following Stan Weinstein's stock operation theory for investment practice, investors should resolutely avoid full position operations, and should adopt a strategy of investing funds in batches to diversify risks. In foreign exchange investment and trading, the same method of building positions in batches should be adopted, and 30% of funds should be retained as a backup. This is because on the foreign exchange margin trading platform, when the account loss reaches about 70%, the platform usually forces the position to be closed. Even if the investor believes that the current position may be a rare investment opportunity, this risk control principle must be followed.
In foreign exchange investment and trading activities, when the market trend approaches the historical bottom area or the historical top area, investors should immediately stop buying operations to avoid potential risks.
According to Stan Weinstein's stock operation theory, when the stock market is in the second stage of strong rise, investors should implement buying operations in a timely manner; and when the market enters the fourth stage of weak decline, they should decisively sell operations. Investors' trading behavior must always be consistent with the actual situation of price fluctuations to ensure the rationality and scientificity of trading decisions. In foreign exchange investment and trading activities, when the market trend approaches the historical bottom area or the historical top area, investors should immediately stop buying operations to avoid potential risks.
According to Stan Weinstein's stock operation theory, in any investment situation, if the price trend and trading volume performance diverge, investors should always follow the objective data and signals provided by technical analysis and make rational judgments. In the field of foreign exchange investment, investors should make investment decisions based on price chart analysis and be cautious about trading volume data. Since the trading volume data provided by the foreign exchange platform only reflects the trading situation within the platform and cannot represent the actual trading scale of the entire foreign exchange market, there is a possibility of misleading investors, and investors need to be highly vigilant about this.
Following the operating discipline formulated by Stan Weinstein's stock operation theory can effectively protect investors: avoid overall investment failure due to mistakes in a single investment position; prevent investment capital from getting into trouble; ensure that investors make investment decisions in a calm and rational state; effectively increase the probability of investment success; enable investors to accurately judge the buying and selling timing of stocks based on objective analysis. In foreign exchange investment transactions, investors should carefully control the use of leverage. Even if there is a need to use leverage, the leverage multiple should not exceed 5 times. Investors should always maintain a rational investment attitude and avoid excessive risk, thereby effectively avoiding the risk of being forced to stop loss.
In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, the core characteristics of traders are reflected in their high degree of concentration and persistence.
With perseverance, they have been devoted to theoretical learning, strategy research, market exploration and practical operation of foreign exchange investment and trading for a long time, constantly accumulating experience and improving skills.
Concentration is regarded as a key characteristic. Its internal logic is that even if foreign exchange investment traders have excellent cognitive abilities, if they lack in-depth and focused research, high IQ is difficult to transform into actual trading advantages. When traders enter a state of deep concentration, they can effectively filter out external interference and achieve immersive trading research and operation. This state of full commitment enables traders to deeply integrate into the complex system of foreign exchange investment and trading and achieve self-improvement. Judging from a large number of successful cases, maintaining concentration is an important prerequisite for creating excellent trading performance.
However, there is not a simple linear relationship between concentration and trading progress. Although some traders have invested a lot of energy in focused research, they have not achieved the expected performance improvement, which seems to suggest that concentration is not the only factor that determines trading success. However, in-depth analysis of market data shows that most traders have not actually achieved the depth and persistence of concentration. Concentration is essentially a firm belief and self-discipline, and is the core driving force for the continuous improvement of trading skills. In fact, most traders withdraw from the market due to lack of concentration and other factors before reaching the trading stage of high-IQ strategy application.
In the success of foreign exchange investment and trading, traders who have achieved success after many setbacks often attribute their success to systematic trading strategies, deep market knowledge and strong psychological qualities, rather than luck. On the contrary, those traders who occasionally succeed often rely too much on luck and lack a deep understanding of the essence of trading.
In addition, the various hardships experienced by successful foreign exchange investment traders in the accumulation stage are a necessary process for them to build a trading system and improve their psychological resilience. After achieving success, if personal achievements are over-promoted, it may not only cause unnecessary pressure from market attention, but also destroy the harmony of interpersonal relationships in the market. Therefore, keeping a low profile and humble attitude is an important strategy for successful traders to maintain a good trading ecology.
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Mr. Zhang
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+86 137 1158 0480
+86 137 1158 0480
+86 137 1158 0480
Mr. Zhang
China · Guangzhou