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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 field of the foreign exchange market, short-term trading usually appears to be quite attractive on the surface, but in fact, the proportion of profitable traders is extremely small.

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However, it is rather regrettable that most market participants often fail to pay due attention to the huge potential contained in long-term trading. The main causes of this phenomenon can largely be attributed to the dual constraints of capital scale and time cost. When many foreign exchange investors first enter the market, their fundamental goal is to make full use of the leverage effect to obtain greater returns on investment with relatively less capital input. The amount of capital they possess is usually quite limited, which makes it impossible for them to meet the various conditions required for long-term trading.
During the process of short-term trading, if the position is set too low, the profits obtained will be very limited; while if the position is too heavy, there will be the risk of margin call that may occur at any time. This situation is completely contrary to the initial expectations of short-term traders and further leads to the difficulty in firmly implementing long-term trading strategies in actual operations. Long-term foreign exchange trading systems are relatively much more complex and require comprehensive consideration of numerous factors. This is significantly different from short-term trading, as short-term trading may only need to focus on one or two key elements in many cases.
Ultimately, only a very small number of foreign exchange investors can truly meet the conditions and reach the level required for long-term trading. They need to go through a long process, gradually accumulating from an initial small amount of capital to a large amount, and at the same time transitioning from a relatively simple trading system to a more complex one. Only in this way is it possible to engage in long-term trading. Meanwhile, for long-term trading with a large amount of capital, the core pursuit lies in stability, aiming to achieve continuous appreciation of assets through stable operations; while for short-term trading with a small amount of capital, it mainly focuses on quickly completing the primitive accumulation of capital, hoping to achieve rapid growth of funds within a short period of time.
However, regardless of whether they choose short-term trading or long-term trading, foreign exchange investors are faced with many risks and challenges. The uncertainty of the market, fluctuations in exchange rates, and the influence of various external factors can all have a significant impact on trading results. Therefore, before making decisions, investors must have a comprehensive understanding of their own risk tolerance, investment goals, and market conditions, and carefully select the trading strategies that suit them in order to maximize their investment returns.

Among the foreign exchange investment traders who focus on candlestick charts, a portion of them adopt an ultra-long-term strategy.

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They possess a high level of patience and endure years of long waiting, aiming to accurately capture the bottoms and tops of the market. For such long-term investors with large amounts of capital, there is indeed no need to rely on any technical indicators. This is because technical indicators, in most cases, exist as auxiliary tools for swing trading.
For those who target short-term swing foreign exchange trading, if they solely rely on candlestick charts, there may actually be numerous loopholes and omissions. When the target becomes smaller, the scope of observation will correspondingly shrink, making it easy to overlook the long-term trend. Sometimes, they may even unconsciously be in a state of "seeing the trees but not the forest".
Those who purely use candlestick charts for foreign exchange investment trading may gradually figure out some market rules and consequently obtain certain profits as their experience continuously accumulates. However, compared with those professionals who are proficient in moving average analysis, there is still a gap in their performance. Trading solely relying on candlestick charts is somewhat feasible, but it will consume a considerable amount of energy. If several moving averages can be combined to assist in judging the long-term price position, the effect may be more ideal. Fundamentally speaking, the essence of trading should lie in a profound understanding of human nature, society, and the market, while the role of technical indicators in this process is relatively limited.
In foreign exchange investment trading, strictly speaking, the candlestick chart is merely a form of price presentation rather than an indicator. Only "combinations of several candlestick charts" can be counted as graphical pattern indicators. Foreign exchange investment traders must clearly recognize this concept, as confusing it is highly likely to lead to making serious mistakes.

In the foreign exchange investment and trading market, when traders' intraday trading goes smoothly, they should stick to the intraday trading strategy.

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If they get trapped by the market, they may consider switching to the medium-term strategy. If they are deeply locked in, then holding for the long term becomes the only option left. The fluctuation range of intraday foreign exchange trading is usually relatively small, generally within 10 points, and at most 20 to 30 points. Within such a fluctuation range, it is particularly crucial to accurately judge the continuity of market trends. Once the trend lacks continuity, the difficulty of making profits will inevitably increase. As time passes, the opportunities for intraday trading seem to gradually decrease, and frequent trading often leads to an increase in costs.
In the field of intraday short-term foreign exchange investment and trading, those who can achieve profits are usually professionals who truly master the essence of trading techniques. In contrast, long-term investment doesn't seem to require too many technical requirements. Instead, it mainly involves paying attention to market trends and waiting patiently. For those investors who are good at intraday trading, if they can achieve continuous success, they can almost be regarded as the outstanding ones in the market. Because in their perception, long-term investment usually only brings small-scale and relatively meager returns. Short-term trading may only earn some small profits, while long-term investment is more like a long-term way of capital accumulation.
Mature and successful foreign exchange investment traders will deeply realize that to achieve success in short-term trading, it is often through setting stop-loss orders properly and increasing positions. However, this method is essentially no different from gambling. In the long run, it will not only consume a lot of energy but also deplete the original capital. Whether it is the foreign exchange market or the futures market, due to the highly developed Internet, information spreads at an extremely fast speed, which leads to rumors spreading everywhere. The vast majority of retail investors find it difficult to firmly and continuously conduct trading. If there is not enough capital accumulation, it is very difficult for a breakthrough to last. This is the reason why short-term trading is difficult. A breakthrough cannot widen the space distance, the profit space is limited, and it cannot withstand a strong pullback. Once a pullback occurs, it will trigger the stop-loss order of short-term trading. Therefore, from the perspective of short-term breakthrough technical operations, it no longer meets the requirements of the current era.

Experienced foreign exchange traders understand that the success of short-term trading usually depends on strictly setting stop-loss points and conducting effective position management.

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However, in essence, this approach bears similarities to gambling. In the long run, this strategy will not only consume a great deal of energy but also may lead to losses of the original capital.
In the foreign exchange and futures markets, the rapid development of the Internet has accelerated the speed of information dissemination, and at the same time, rumors have also spread. Most individual investors find it difficult to maintain a stable trading strategy, and due to the lack of sufficient capital support, it is hard for them to achieve continuous breakthroughs. These are precisely the challenges faced by short-term trading. Since breakthroughs are difficult to create sufficient profit margins, profits are limited, and in the case of sharp market pullbacks, short-term stop-losses are easily triggered. Therefore, from the perspective of short-term breakthrough technical operations, this strategy no longer meets the needs of the current market. Of course, a strong pullback indicates that influential large investors do not hold long-term positions either. It is their rapid closing of positions to take profits that has triggered market fluctuations, and short-term traders who stick to trading after breakthroughs are often those who react more slowly.
For cultivating the opening position skills of novice foreign exchange investors through day trading, it is crucial to select actively traded currency pairs, which helps to expand the profit margins during breakthroughs and improve the success rate of trading. However, there is a paradox here: before the activity of a currency pair becomes evident, it is difficult to accurately predict it, and once the activity appears, it is often accompanied by a pullback, making the entry point unfavorable. On the contrary, long-term positions established earlier can enjoy larger profit margins after breakthroughs. One can close out part of the positions to take profits and enjoy the dividends of the breakthroughs while retaining some remaining positions as the base positions for long-term investment.

In the practice of foreign exchange market investment, it is crucial to accurately judge the market trend and adhere to the strategy of light positions and long-term investment.

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Generally speaking, it is not advisable to easily set stop-loss points. Only in this way can the steady growth of assets be achieved. Unless there are extremely attractive and highly certain opportunities, heavy position operations should be avoided. When the market shows an upward trend, a price pullback is usually a good time to buy; conversely, when the market is in a downward trend, a price rise is an appropriate time to sell.
For foreign exchange investors with a small amount of funds, although light position trading may seem simple, even if they capture relatively large market fluctuations, due to the light positions, the profits obtained are relatively limited and often difficult to meet the fund requirements and opportunity costs.
Experienced foreign exchange investors will gradually realize that there are essential differences between managing personal funds and managing others' funds. Growing a small account to a large one to achieve financial freedom is completely different from achieving compound interest growth through a large account to reach wealth freedom. In fact, there is not much difference in strategies themselves. The main difference lies in the scale of funds.
Foreign exchange investors usually enter the market with a light position strategy. After making profits, they gradually increase their positions. When the market pulls back, they continue to add positions. After reaching the expected target, they reduce their positions and remain on the sidelines. Such a strategy is theoretically sufficient to support a family's livelihood. If it fails to be achieved, it may be due to the initial fund scale being too small rather than the ineffectiveness of the strategy.
For most foreign exchange investors, light position trading is the key to achieving stable returns and long-term profitability. Foreign exchange investment is essentially a game against the market and one's own mentality. Those investors who expect to get rich quickly are often on the verge of high risks, especially those who rely on foreign exchange trading for a living. Heavy position trading is not only related to the issue of survival but also closely linked to the upward mobility of social classes. A major loss may render all efforts in vain and force everything to start from scratch. Light positions may not bring huge profits, but heavy positions are difficult to sustain. This needs to be widely recognized, especially for those who expect to establish themselves in the field of foreign exchange trading for the long term. Light position trading helps beginners survive longer and accumulate more experience during the learning and growth stages. However, it is indeed difficult to accumulate wealth by relying on light positions, which is mainly due to the issue of initial capital rather than the strategy.
Mature foreign exchange investors will adopt even lighter positions when there are few opportunities in the market, and will moderately increase their positions when encountering highly certain opportunities, but generally will not use leverage. When managing accounts for clients, foreign exchange account managers usually adopt light position and low-risk strategies to ensure the safety of funds. Even if their judgments are wrong, the losses will be relatively limited. For professional foreign exchange investors, opportunities in foreign exchange trading vary in size. They do not pursue stable returns or compound interest but only focus on the overall profitability.
Foreign exchange trading opportunities are unevenly distributed and difficult to control. Therefore, when an opportunity arises, it should be grasped decisively to ensure future survival and development. The career of foreign exchange trading will go through a process from fear and caution to becoming familiar with the market, enhancing confidence, and improving the accuracy of prediction. Excessive caution may sometimes become an obstacle to success. Failing to seize a god-given opportunity is undoubtedly a mistake. Life requires taking moderate risks to change one's fate. When an opportunity is predicted and one's own ability is mature, the risk will be correspondingly reduced. Life is full of challenges. Adequately preparing for and successfully overcoming these challenges can elevate one's social class. The light position and long-term strategy is a relatively correct choice, while heavy position trading is prone to failure and may even lead to a fall to the bottom of the social class.

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Mr. Z-X-N

China · Guangzhou

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