Forex investment experience sharing, Forex account managed and trading.
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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 the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, a few elite traders can often break through in a zero-sum game environment.
However, the batch education model of academia usually produces a large number of participants. But under this model, the vast majority of people will eventually find it difficult to become winners. Even for a smaller number of foreign exchange investment traders, they may not necessarily become winners. The real winners often come from an extremely small number of elite groups. These elites may come from smaller groups or may emerge suddenly in a large group. Therefore, no matter which group they are in, winners are always extremely scarce.
Relying on the guidance of foreign exchange investment and trading experts to achieve investment success is actually a cognitive misunderstanding. True investment success requires the organic unity of knowledge and action. The guidance of experts can only provide knowledge-level content, while the accumulation of practice and experience must be completed by foreign exchange investment traders themselves. Without personal practice, investors cannot create unique strategies suitable for themselves.
In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, those foreign exchange investment traders who can grow rapidly without systematic learning are often considered to have talent, and this talent is more likely to appear in a large non-professional group. There is no essential difference between great foreign exchange investment traders and top traders. They all grow up through non-traditional channels. Their growth process is unique, and the required conditions are extremely harsh, and these conditions usually cannot be obtained through book learning or regular training.
First of all, great foreign exchange investment traders must have talent. This talent includes a keen insight and a deep understanding of the foreign exchange investment and trading market. This ability is often innate. Secondly, they must be rich in experience and be able to continuously learn and grow in the foreign exchange investment and trading market. Finally, great foreign exchange investment traders must have unique personalities and styles. This personality and style are the key elements for their success.
However, this statement ignores a fact: great foreign exchange investment traders are not all born. Their success also requires diligence and effort. Without systematic learning, it is difficult for investors to survive in the market for a long time. The foreign exchange investment and trading market will not pity the weak nor believe in unrealistic fantasies. True success comes from continuous learning and practice.
In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, theoretical knowledge and practical experience are equally important. Although people who systematically study theoretical knowledge may account for a relatively small proportion, they can improve their market analysis ability through learning. And those foreign exchange investment traders who have not received professional training may find it even more difficult to theorize strategies. In short, no matter which path is chosen, a lot of effort and time are required. Becoming a great foreign exchange investment trader requires the organic combination of ability, talent and opportunity. This is something that cannot be forced. For most foreign exchange investment traders, pursuing stable profits and providing a stable life for themselves and their families is a more practical goal.
When discussing whether outstanding figures in the field of foreign exchange investment and trading are all naturally grown, foreign exchange investment traders should first question the rationality of this view.
In fact, most experts in the investment field have a solid professional background and have undergone systematic and strict education and training. Therefore, the assertion that great investors are classified as naturally grown is difficult to establish.
If those foreign exchange investment traders who are considered to be naturally grown actually acquire profound investment knowledge and skills through self-study, then they have actually reached a professional level and even surpassed ordinary experts. If their professional qualities surpass those investors with formal educational backgrounds, then calling them "wild" is adhering to outdated concepts such as origin, class, family status, bloodline and caste. This may reflect that some people have limitations in intelligence or vision, or blind pursuit of traditional aristocratic concepts. Because real knowledge is internal and is obtained through personal insight and understanding. The value of knowledge lies in its interrelationships. Only when these relationships are integrated into a whole can foreign exchange investment traders be truly said to have mastered it. This whole constitutes a system and is the basis for foreign exchange investment traders to gain a foothold in the market.
Foreign exchange investment and trading practice is the best educational approach. People with savvy may be able to quickly master investment essentials at a lower cost, while those with poor savvy may invest a lot but find it difficult to get started. Therefore, mature foreign exchange investment traders believe that talent or savvy plays a key role in investment success, and it determines whether a person can obtain profits from trading. Systematic learning of foreign exchange investment and trading only helps us understand the game rules and basic knowledge at the initial stage. It cannot directly bring profits and may even limit our thinking at times. In foreign exchange investment and trading, there are various ways to make money, which depends on personal material conditions and personality characteristics.
Whether it is a "wild" foreign exchange investment trader or one who has received formal education, the key to growth lies in talent. This is not to say that people who have not systematically studied investment will develop faster. Instead, if one has talent in the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, one can achieve success even by relying only on market experience. In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, there are some people with low educational backgrounds but extremely successful transactions. They are hired by institutions with heavy remuneration. There are also some finance professors from top universities. Although they have received formal education, they have repeatedly suffered setbacks in foreign exchange investment and trading, and their account status is disastrous. This shows that regardless of background, talent and savvy are the key elements that determine the success of foreign exchange investment and trading.
Although some seemingly successful independent foreign exchange investment traders often lack the ability to survive continuously due to survivor bias, this kind of success is largely closer to an accidental phenomenon.
In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, the academic community is committed to pursuing stable and lasting methods. However, the practical industry has certain defects, which provides conditions for creating miracles in the foreign exchange investment and trading market. Although independent foreign exchange investment traders are relatively easy to seize these miracles to some extent, it is difficult for them to become a solid foundation of this industry. The general public is extremely easily attracted by these miracles and enters the market, but often ends up being harvested. Textbooks on foreign exchange investment and trading are not absolutely true, and online foreign exchange investment and trading training may not be truly effective. Foreign exchange investment traders who rise from the folk are mostly due to talent or enthusiasm, but this can also be classified as the category of survivor bias. The education in financial colleges and universities focuses on theoretical regulations. To some extent, this instead limits the thinking expansion of foreign exchange investment traders. Most professors are not masters in the field of foreign exchange investment and trading. People who systematically study foreign exchange investment and trading are easily trapped in a state of confusion. Real foreign exchange investment traders mostly become self-taught and rely on persistent exploration to move forward. People who are not bound by textbook knowledge have a greater probability of winning in foreign exchange investment and trading. Successful foreign exchange investment traders who are not from a professional background have talent and strong learning ability, but they are not always in an independent and "wild" state. Their accumulated cognitive structure of foreign exchange investment and trading may have already surpassed those who are from a professional or academic background. People who have not studied investment are relatively bold and may grow faster. On the contrary, people who have studied are prone to being timid and unable to simplify complexity. Not having systematically studied does not mean that there will be no learning later. Self-study may instead learn the essence. There are a large number of independent foreign exchange investment traders. Only a few people with extraordinary talents can achieve astonishing results. Most people who think they are smart have fatal flaws and suffer serious losses. Powerful foreign exchange investment traders do not need the affirmation of others. Many people engaged in foreign exchange investment and trading enter this industry because they have not achieved success in other industries and want to get rich through foreign exchange investment and trading. This original intention may be wrong. Moving from one wrong industry to another is mainly due to cognitive biases. Foreign exchange investment and trading means that there are defects in knowledge and cognition from the very beginning. Only when it is realized that foreign exchange investment traders can generate money efficiency does it have corresponding value. If you can't make money, then doing anything has no practical meaning and is purely a waste of time. Unless you have abundant funds and regard foreign exchange investment and trading as activities such as leisure, entertainment, and health preservation, whether you make money or not is not important. As long as life is happy.
In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, although professional education can achieve large-scale talent cultivation, this batch cultivation mode does not mean that all graduates possess scarce financial skills.
At the same time, there are some foreign exchange traders who have not experienced a formal financial education system but have gradually developed in the field of foreign exchange trading through practice and self-study. Indeed, in the field of foreign exchange investment, there are some outstanding traders who are self-taught. They have not received formal financial education but have achieved remarkable achievements through unremitting efforts and the tempering of the market. However, foreign exchange investors who can truly control their own destinies are not committed to obtaining recognition or honor in the field of foreign exchange investment. This is just like those who survive in a cruel war. Whether they are from the academic school or the self-taught school, many people will encounter failures. Those who can survive are the result of natural selection, and the successful people in foreign exchange investment are also the product of this process.
Those foreign exchange investment traders who have achieved great success without receiving systematic foreign exchange investment and trading education may not be from a financial major or may not have a high educational background. But this does not mean that they have not deeply studied books related to trading. They often have commonalities in foreign exchange investment and trading concepts, such as position management and risk control. Therefore, the statement that "they have not systematically studied investment" may not be so accurate because in many cases, theoretical knowledge and practical experience are not the same thing. In foreign exchange investment and trading, what is often competed for is not the breadth of financial knowledge but the mentality and risk control ability.
Guidance from experienced foreign exchange investment traders can avoid many unnecessary detours. In general, the success rate of guided foreign exchange investment traders is usually higher than that of unguided people. Those who can receive systematic foreign exchange investment and trading education usually have other choices. Even if they do not engage in trading, they can still live a good life.
In fact, continuous learning and research are the keys to success in foreign exchange investment and trading. In colleges, what may be taught is relatively broad financial knowledge. There is no specialized professional knowledge in the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, let alone trading practice. Therefore, foreign exchange investment traders with professional backgrounds and "wild" foreign exchange investment traders are on the same starting line. Moreover, people with professional backgrounds may never study again and stop researching after graduation, while "wild" foreign exchange investment traders are continuously researching, learning, and making progress throughout their lives. Therefore, in China, "wild" foreign exchange investment traders are very likely to completely defeat foreign exchange investment traders with professional backgrounds.
In the field of foreign exchange trading, to become an outstanding trader, one not only needs superb personal qualities but also must have excellent psychological qualities, a broad vision, and strong self-control ability.
The cultivation of these qualities is affected by various factors and cannot be completely imparted solely by the apprenticeship system. After all, the arena of life is not determined by exams alone.
In foreign exchange trading, wise words can provide guidance. For example, wise people emphasize the unity of reflection, seeking knowledge, and action. Successful traders often ensure that their strategies can win before conducting transactions. Although the theoretical knowledge of foreign exchange trading can be taught, true trading experience and skills often require personal talent and comprehension. Foreign exchange trading not only requires effort but also should not be an act of actively taking on apprentices. Instead, it is only when encountering suitable people that teaching is carried out, and one should not have overly high expectations. Market fluctuations are difficult to control. The success of apprentices largely depends on their own comprehension ability.
Some foreign exchange traders have developed their own trading models through research on data such as COT position reports. Traders who cannot understand these models often question the effectiveness of these teachings when suffering losses. The core of foreign exchange trading lies in profit and risk control rather than just teaching trading methods. The growth of foreign exchange trading is influenced by many factors outside the market. Taking on apprentices can serve as a mirror to remind oneself, and apprentices with comprehension can be identified.
In foreign exchange trading, there is no need to deliberately take on apprentices. As long as one does well in oneself, those who are eager to learn will naturally come. In the foreign exchange trading market, being overly clever often does not last long. Understanding one's limitations and preventing mistakes is extremely important. Taking on apprentices for free may make people arrogant. By politely refusing to take on apprentices by selling courses and deliberately keeping a distance, one can ensure personal safety. The secrets of foreign exchange trading are often overlooked, such as how to train oneself to maintain a position even when suffering floating losses. Many people think they are clever but do not practice basic skills. This is a blind spot in foreign exchange trading learning. They only want to understand knowledge but do not practice, making it difficult to achieve the unity of knowledge and action.
In foreign exchange trading, do not actively take on apprentices but selectively teach those with potential. Conducting medium and long-term trading may require patience and a relatively large amount of capital. People with insufficient capital are difficult to succeed, and so are those with a poor mentality. Excellent foreign exchange traders usually do not spend a lot of time teaching apprentices. Instead, they earn profits by operating other people's large accounts on behalf of them. Account holders can learn investment skills according to the actual position situation. This teaching method will not affect their own trading. Medium and long-term traders usually have more free time. However, due to the large scale of capital and considerable profits, they may not have the intention to teach others because it may affect their lives and well-being. Traders engaged in intraday high-frequency trading are also too busy dealing with various trivial matters in trading to have time to teach others. The prerequisite for taking on apprentices is that they must have good character, be humble and eager to learn, and not be self-righteous. Many foreign exchange traders mistakenly believe that as long as they master one model, they can make money. This is a misunderstanding in investment cognition.
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