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

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In the foreign exchange market, adjusting trading parameters is highly favored by investors due to its simplicity in operation and rapid feedback, which to some extent seems to align with the concept that effort will surely be rewarded.

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However, this strategy often neglects the applicability of methodology and the popularization of logic. For novice traders with insufficient market experience, they often attribute missed opportunities to the inaccuracy of technical analysis tools. As a result, they continuously adjust technical indicators, over-fit historical data, and even attempt some mysterious combinations of parameters in the hope of finding the "Holy Grail" of trading. But in fact, the poor performance of investors is not caused by indicator parameters, but rather lies in more macroscopic trading strategies and execution capabilities. Errors usually occur at the macroscopic logical levels such as the analysis of market cycles, risk control, and the deduction of profit-loss ratios, rather than in these minor details like indicator parameters.
Those investors who can consider adjusting index parameters can be regarded as relatively smart. Firstly, any trend indicator is based on the average value of prices, just like the moving average line, and the average value reflects the phased center of the trend and has nothing to do with the deviation of fluctuations. Secondly, indicators are verified retrospectively, meaning that it is the trend that determines the indicator, not the other way around. Although foreign exchange investment trading indicators seemingly appear reasonable on the surface, they actually have serious flaws, such as lagging and lack of forward-looking nature. Therefore, there are problems in predicting the future using price logic, and the idea of determining the future with just a few moving average lines is immature.
According to the principle that rarity equals value, tools that are widely accepted and used by the public usually have relatively low value. Many foreign exchange investors are enthusiastic about using these indicators, but are they really effective? The answer is: most of them are not. Because these indicators are not as useful as imagined, people keep trying to modify them to make them effective. However, if these indicators were truly effective, then software companies could earn more profits by directly engaging in foreign exchange trading. Therefore, there may be problems with the indicators themselves, and it is impossible to find the correct answer on the wrong tools. Unless investors find other methods, they can only keep making corrections.
Foreign exchange investors' continuous adjustment of indicator parameters is actually in search of certainty, which is an inevitable stage for novice traders. If someone wants to take foreign exchange trading as a career, this process is unavoidable. Although most foreign exchange indicators may not be very useful, they can at least provide methodological guidance for traders, which is their positive aspect. Eventually, mature foreign exchange traders will return to using simple moving average lines and candlestick charts, which is also an important indicator for measuring the maturity of investors.

In the field of foreign exchange trading, for traders with relatively limited funds, it is not a wise move to pursue quick profits.

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For novice foreign exchange traders, opening a mini account for actual operations is indeed an ideal starting point. The main goal of these beginners should be to accumulate experience through actual operations, with the expectation of obtaining the opportunity to work in a foreign exchange trading company in the future, rather than expecting to achieve rapid wealth growth through small investments. If families can provide certain living guarantees for these beginners, it will greatly promote their career development.
Many novice foreign exchange traders with small accounts often face the problem of insufficient funds. They expect to quickly increase their wealth or improve their living conditions through small investments. However, many of them are more inclined to spend a lot of time studying charts and looking for the so-called "Holy Grail of trading" rather than learning macroeconomics to master the basic framework of economic operation. Novice traders should realize as early as possible that there is no so-called exclusive secret in the foreign exchange market. For those various complex trading strategies circulating on the Internet, experienced traders can understand the logic, profit-making models, as well as the advantages and disadvantages behind them with just a little analysis. But for beginners, they may not be able to grasp the essence of these strategies at all.
In addition, many people, driven by the pressure of life, are seeking ways to get rich quickly. They are unwilling to invest time in systematic learning and also lack the patience to improve their skills through simulated trading. The environment shapes people's ways of thinking, which in turn affects their logic and decision-making paths. For novice foreign exchange traders, short-term trading against the general trend of the market is extremely risky and often not worth the effort. Some people may need to withdraw funds from their accounts every month to maintain their livelihoods. When they see market corrections and rebounds, they think it is a loss if they don't seize these opportunities. They know the positions of support and resistance, but lack the patience to wait. Worried about missing profit opportunities, they rush into the market when they are still some distance away from the ideal position, and often end up waiting in vain for favorable market signals. For novice foreign exchange traders, setting a stop-loss point is as painful as cutting off a piece of flesh. They expect the market to reverse, but usually end up with even greater losses. And for profitable trades, they are worried about giving back the profits and close their positions too early, thus missing the chance to make a big fortune.
Although many novice foreign exchange traders understand these principles, it is difficult for them to put them into practice in actual operations. The underlying reasons, in the final analysis, are their limited risk tolerance and the fear of losses. Any trading decision should be a rational decision based on market factors. However, for novice foreign exchange traders with small-fund accounts, it is extremely difficult to achieve this. One can imagine that if a person's daily salary is very low, when they see that the loss in their account is equivalent to a week's salary, how complicated their feelings will be and how difficult it is to make a purely rational decision. Compared with those investors who open accounts with hundreds of thousands of dollars of funds, the difference in difficulty is obvious.
For foreign exchange traders who start from small-fund accounts and succeed in making money, technology is not the only factor for success. Among the many influencing factors, the importance of technology is relatively low, and psychological factors are the most important. However, traders with scarce funds are already at a psychological disadvantage.

In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, some outstanding traders exhibit the characteristics of being taciturn, introverted and unsociable.

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They excel in trading skills, knowledge reserve and practical operations, etc. However, their expressive abilities are relatively weak. From a professional perspective, the silence of these masters may be due to the fact that others have failed to successfully stimulate their willingness to communicate.
In foreign exchange investment and trading, veterans often have a rather profound insight into novices and can accurately perceive the thoughts of novices, so the communication usually tends to be one-way. Novices are prone to be restricted by their limited experience, thus becoming overconfident. For example, when some investors conduct trend-following trading, they only decide the entry level based on their moods. From a professional point of view, although the breakout strategy caters to human nature to some extent, it is relatively difficult to achieve profitability due to its relatively simple operation. The number of genuine breakout signals is scarce and there are specific circumstances, which requires filtering the signals to avoid inefficient trading.
Analyzing the essence of foreign exchange investment and trading from a professional level, those who lack experience often question some principles, regarding them as mere empty words. Many people are deficient in the ability to seek answers and only expect to directly obtain ready-made results, that is, what is so-called "plug and play". It should be made clear that masters have no obligation to answer questions and solve doubts for others. In foreign exchange investment and trading, the gap between novices and masters is not mainly reflected in the aspect of professional technology, but more in the aspect of wealth class. There are no so-called secrets in foreign exchange investment and trading, and valuable contents are usually publicly visible. Most foreign exchange investment traders find it difficult to hold their positions until the end. Those who are eager to get in touch with masters of foreign exchange investment and trading usually have overly high expectations. In the end, they will find that those meaningful things were actually known long ago, but they failed to understand them thoroughly due to their insufficient cognition at that time. It can be confirmed that secrets do exist, but they were not understood thoroughly enough due to the limitations of one's own cognition at that time.

In foreign exchange market trading, the core objective of investors in using various trading tools and indicators is to achieve stable profits, rather than comparing the pros and cons of different methods.

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Currently, although there is no exact statistical data indicating that experienced traders are more inclined to use candlestick charts for trading, numerous traders do use moving averages as auxiliary tools. From a professional perspective, the information required to construct a foreign exchange trading system can mainly be divided into two categories: price fluctuations and market momentum. Experienced traders clearly understand the information they need and know how to use specific indicators to quantify this information. Besides indicators such as candlestick charts and moving averages, interest rate data and traders' position reports are also important analytical tools.
Mature foreign exchange traders usually divide those who advocate the use of candlestick charts into two categories. One category consists of traders who have a profound understanding of the market. They can quantify the required information through candlestick charts and consider other indicators redundant. These traders have already established their own trading systems and simplified the information acquisition process based on their personal experience. The other category is beginners. They don't have their own systems, are unclear about the information they need and how to obtain it, and wrongly regard the candlestick chart as the most powerful trading tool. After learning some basic knowledge, they think they can interpret enough information from the candlestick chart to build their own systems.
Excellent foreign exchange traders usually have two consensuses. One is to take risks selectively; the other is to avoid going back to the starting point. Traders must recognize that indicators have a lagging nature because they are mostly calculated based on candlestick charts and moving averages. If the trading system is designed directly based on candlestick charts rather than indicators, it may be more effective. Additionally, if using indicators, traders should be aware that foreign exchange trading is essentially a game of probabilities, and indicators cannot always be effective. By analyzing the win rate and profit-loss ratio over a period of time, if the result is positive, it indicates that the system is effective. Traders should not deny their own systems due to the temporary ineffectiveness of indicators; otherwise, it will be difficult to obtain good results.
As foreign exchange traders, one must adapt to market changes. If one fails to keep up with these changes, one will quickly lose the profits previously obtained. Sometimes, one should suspend trading and observe the market for one or two months instead of trading blindly. Although it is known that frequent trading may lead to more losses, one tends to be even more unwilling after incurring losses.
Foreign exchange trading is a typical speculative behavior, but speculation is not equivalent to gambling. Traders should not force themselves to conquer the market or identify every market trend. Traders should honestly admit that they don't understand the market and focus on the market trends that they can identify. Regarding whether one can really use indicators, when learning to use moving averages, it may be found that in some cases, after the price pulls back to the 5-day or 10-day moving average, the adjustment will end and the price will move according to the main trend. However, soon after, one may lose confidence in the moving average because the price will repeatedly cross these lines, and it will be impossible to find the line that can block or support the price anymore.

In the field of foreign exchange market trading, considering the wide variety of trading systems and strategies involved, attempting to provide a detailed explanation for every single detail is not only time-consuming but also has limited impact on enhancing the actual benefits of individual investors.

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Some parameters of the foreign exchange trading system possess dynamic characteristics. They rely on real-time released economic indicators and need to be interpreted with the aid of complex statistical analysis models, which makes it difficult to conduct a comprehensive explanation. Moreover, the foreign exchange trading system requires continuous adjustments, and it is also not feasible to notify all system users each time an adjustment is made.
For those veteran traders who have been deeply engaged in and continuously learning in the field of foreign exchange trading, being able to offer a theoretical framework or an outline to novice traders is already a generous act. It is unrealistic to expect to guide novice traders through hands-on teaching. To some extent, it is even equivalent to giving money to others for free.
Foreign exchange traders should not expect to obtain a successful trading system by purchasing. Such an idea is simply absurd in itself. An effective foreign exchange trading system is actually a way of thinking rather than a set of fixed answers. It is impractical to think that one can achieve profitability through rote memorization. The methods of successful foreign exchange traders are dynamic, requiring continuous collection of information and adjustment of strategies. The key lies in the process of problem-solving. If novice traders cannot even grasp the basic knowledge and information about foreign exchange, then there is no way to have an in-depth discussion on trading strategies. The trading methods of veteran traders are more challenging compared to basic foreign exchange knowledge and experience because they are based on real-time operations in the actual market. Therefore, even if successful traders share their methods, these methods will be of no practical use to those novice traders who are unable to understand or master them.

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Mr. Z-X-N

China · Guangzhou

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