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

In the field of investment and trading in the foreign exchange market, under normal circumstances, people often think that lacking ambition and a spirit of adventure may be a disadvantage, but this perception may not be comprehensive.

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Many investors firmly believe that strong ambition and a spirit of adventure are regarded as essential elements for success in foreign exchange trading. They think that the greater the ambition, the greater the dream pursued. Correspondingly, the potential loss may also be greater. However, this view may not be entirely correct. Experienced foreign exchange traders are usually more cautious. They are not lacking in courage. Instead, they are continuously improving their understanding and control of the market so as to better deal with various possible situations. Although losses may be encountered in the initial stage, many foreign exchange traders can maintain a profitable state in the following years. Therefore, the view that regarding a lack of ambition and a spirit of adventure as a major defect in foreign exchange trading may not be accurate.
Successful foreign exchange trading does not entirely depend on ambition or a spirit of adventure. Even without strong ambition or an adventurous tendency, investors still have the opportunity to achieve excellent trading results and may even achieve more lasting performance. The key lies in improving the cognitive level, not just adjusting the mindset. Exiting the market at the right time to lock in profits and avoid excessive greed is a wise decision. Pursuing the highs and lows of the market is a normal act of greed. In intraday trading, one should not operate against the trend. On the daily chart, regardless of how the market fluctuates, there is a possibility of making a profit, which reflects a higher level of greed. Following the continuous trend on the daily chart until the last fluctuation is the real greed and also the highest realm of foreign exchange trading.
An effective foreign exchange trading system requires the coordination of subjective judgment and objective analysis, as well as consistency in position management and cost control. If one completely relies on subjective judgment, it may lead to errors in direction; if one is too objective, it may lead to unnecessary transaction costs. A too small position will affect profits, and too many small transactions may lead to a significant reduction in principal. Therefore, one should maintain a relatively large position while ensuring the stability of funds. Foreign exchange trading does not mean that positions must be closed on the same day. In any case, one must ensure the safety of funds, either maintaining stable funds or achieving substantial profits. Trading should reflect the experience and skills of foreign exchange trading. Otherwise, it is no different from mechanical order placement. Only by coordinating and unifying these two seemingly contradictory aspects can one achieve profitability.
In foreign exchange trading, greed is a weakness of human nature. Traders need to overcome it and exit the market at the right time to lock in profits. Treat trading with a peaceful mindset and pursue stable profits rather than drastic fluctuations. The essence of foreign exchange trading lies in grasping trends, waves, and spreads. If one expects to hold for a long time and pursue greater profits, one should set a good stop-loss point. In this way, profits will gradually increase and the mindset will become better and better. This represents growth and self-breakthrough. The non-greed of foreign exchange traders is actually a compromise to reality. Breaking self-limits and achieving a breakthrough in reality. When traders no longer regard trading as a means of making a living but as a pleasure and career, their self-limits will naturally be broken.

In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, there seems to be no significant difference in the success probability between those with a formal educational background and self-taught individuals.

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The key factor lies in personal character traits, including self-discipline, emotional control ability, and independent thinking ability. Theoretical knowledge is certainly important, but whether one can ultimately achieve profitability largely depends on personal traits. Even if a person has weak learning ability, they can still master the required knowledge through the accumulation of time. However, whether one can obtain returns in the market is a highly uncertain issue. Many analysts and traders from top institutions may face huge losses even in the fields of public funds and private funds. Not to mention those foreign exchange investment traders who use their own funds and operate under high leverage. The pressure they bear is unimaginable.
Some foreign exchange investment traders have outstanding eloquence, high IQ and educational background. They can answer any question fluently, just like a walking encyclopedia. However, when they face large fluctuations in funds, they often cannot maintain rationality, making it difficult to achieve profitability. Mature foreign exchange investment traders will give up the idea of teaching others to learn trading because foreign exchange investment trading skills cannot be obtained through teaching. Instead, they seem to be gradually formed through screening. How far a foreign exchange investment trader can go in this field depends more on their personal traits. As for the way they learn, it is not the most critical influencing factor.

In the field of finance, senior professionals who have received professional training usually take on the management responsibility of huge amounts of funds.

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With excellent qualifications, profound professional backgrounds and rich practical experience, they can achieve financial freedom with their own professional knowledge even if they do not directly participate in trading activities. However, for those individuals who lack experience but control a large amount of funds, due to stable management fee income, they may not do their best to seek the highest return for investors. In the field of private bank wealth management, the annualized rate of return usually has certain limitations. When the performance is poor, it can be attributed to market environment factors, as long as it can exceed the industry average.
For customers, choosing a fund may not be a necessary decision, because the products provided by investment banks are already the best choice of the company. Although customers may be dissatisfied with the relatively low level of returns, independent traders must rely on outperforming the market to survive because they do not have management fee income. In the process of learning finance, people often wonder why courses do not teach how to attract investors. Later, they realize that some people are born with the ability to attract investors, while others are born market participants. They obtain returns through direct trading and do not need to learn how to prevent being used by others.
Systematic investment has its specific value. Understanding the thinking patterns of market participants is helpful for investment operations, such as following the strategies of asset management companies. Independent traders can insight into market trends by analyzing candlestick charts, while professional asset managers may not be able to make profits even if they have insider information. For funds managing billions of dollars, the management fee earned in a year may be as high as 100 million, so learning trading skills is not necessary for them.
Small-scale funds are relatively easier to achieve high growth rates, while large-scale funds have more advantages in collecting management fees, depending on the size of the funds. Learning systematic investment may progress relatively slowly because it is difficult to access the required capital scale. If the capital is less than one million US dollars, it is recommended to carry out trading activities; if it exceeds 100 million US dollars, you can learn systematic portfolio theory; if it is less than 100,000 US dollars, it is best to continue to engage in one's own job.

In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, success usually depends on in-depth understanding and adaptability to the market.

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Not all successful foreign exchange investment and trading activities must accumulate wealth through actual trading. Having a solid academic background and excellent diplomas can also open the way to high-paying positions, and their long-term career development prospects often surpass those who simply rely on trading. The key is to recognize that foreign exchange investment traders from unconventional backgrounds, namely so-called wild foreign exchange investment traders, are not lacking in knowledge. Many outstanding foreign exchange investment traders have profound insights into the market and have reached the top level in terms of investment understanding and practice.
For these foreign exchange investment traders, if they can receive systematic investment education, there is a greater possibility that their investment skills will be more excellent. However, if they still cannot achieve success in the investment field after systematic learning, then they may need to consider changing career directions. With the continuous accumulation of experience, many foreign exchange investment traders from unconventional backgrounds will eventually tend to technical analysis rather than simply relying on macroeconomic analysis or chasing market news. These successful foreign exchange investment traders usually rely on the technology refined through tens of thousands of hours and countless short-term transactions. This technology is a flexible rule gradually formed after experiencing multiple capital losses.
This growth process usually starts with foreign exchange investment traders from unconventional backgrounds with small capital scales, because large amounts of capital are not suitable for foreign exchange investment and trading and are difficult to bear the risk of capital losses. In contrast, foreign exchange investment traders from formal backgrounds often have clear career development paths, but they may not delve into details deeply or simply do not need to conduct in-depth exploration. As for rapid growth, this is usually a misunderstanding. In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, it is difficult to achieve success without ten years. The situation in the international foreign exchange investment and trading market may be a little better because it can trade 24 hours a day, thus possibly shortening the time for success to five years.
This continuous honing of foreign exchange investment and trading skills is also a tempering of the mind and requires patience and time. Even if successful, initial rules can only help foreign exchange investment traders reach a certain level of wealth. If they want to further improve later, they need to adjust strategies or extend trading cycles. In addition, as the foreign exchange investment and trading market environment changes, some trading strategies may no longer be applicable. In essence, the field of foreign exchange investment and trading is difficult to teach and it relies more on skills and practice.
In various industries, true geniuses often come from unconventional channels. Systematic learning is never for cultivating geniuses, nor can it meet the needs of geniuses. No school can cultivate geniuses, and no institution can cultivate top foreign exchange investment traders. This is an extremely normal phenomenon.

In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, people with formal educational backgrounds usually master traditional investment strategies.

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While practitioners who are non-traditionally educated or break away from the traditional framework may develop unique and innovative strategies with a certain probability. This situation has some similarity to biological variation. Most variations will be eliminated by the market, and only a few can produce significant effects under specific conditions. Traditional strategies are relatively stable, but in many cases they are often inferior to effective variation strategies. However, one cannot simply conclude that variation strategies are generally more advantageous just because a few variation strategies perform better than traditional strategies. In fact, the variation attempts of most foreign exchange investment traders are ineffective and they are often in a state of loss for a long time. The effective way to learn foreign exchange trading is to continuously learn and practice in actual trading.
In China, there is a huge base of investors. There are a large number of people who participate in investment through non-traditional channels and have relatively flexible thinking. In such a huge group, the probability of outstanding traders emerging is relatively high. The essence of finance lies in leverage, which reflects the concentration of power and resources. This is unfavorable for non-traditional new traders. The success of great traders has nothing to do with their background. Traders and analysts are different professions, which is a common phenomenon in the industry. Analysts can acquire corresponding abilities through training, while financial professionals have a relatively small probability of making profits directly from trading. Outstanding traders are extremely rare. Generally speaking, people with non-traditional backgrounds have a relatively small possibility of success, mainly due to limited conditions. Even if they succeed, they will become famous. But in the eyes of ordinary people, success is often wrongly attributed to external factors rather than internal factors. Trading is like art. For example, top artists are mostly self-taught. It is talent that makes them successful, rather than traditional professional education.
Excellent foreign exchange investment traders need to have a unique way of thinking. This way of thinking needs to be continuously honed in actual trading. Textbook knowledge of foreign exchange investment and trading is not completely in line with actual trading and may even have a counterproductive effect. Foreign exchange investment and trading requires a variety of comprehensive qualities. Foreign exchange investment traders with non-traditional backgrounds may discover areas that predecessors have not noticed and achieve success by repeatedly using these discoveries. While people with formal backgrounds learn the knowledge of predecessors, and their strategic intentions are easily known. Extraordinary returns are often accompanied by risks.

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