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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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Investors seeking profits in the foreign exchange market must be clear about their goals to avoid losing their way.

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The key is to achieve efficient returns, so you should closely follow the market trend. When the trend is favorable to you, you should continue to hold until the signal to close the position appears, so that you can reflect the consistency of your strategy, rather than being motivated by greed. On the contrary, if the trend is unfavorable, you should exit the market immediately to prevent losses due to logical inconsistency.
The following two principles can protect the long-term interests of investors: do not envy others' wealth and only trade what you can control. This principle is universally applicable, especially in the foreign exchange market, and can serve as a guide for action. Foreign exchange trading is like a battle for wealth. The strong can gain benefits and also gain from the investments of others. Profits come from competitive advantages, such as capital support. If this advantage is lacking, there will be a risk of loss.
Individual investors are usually in a weak position and are easily victims of the market. If you are greedy in trading, you will pursue profits beyond your ability and will not let go even if the profits are meager; if you are not greedy, you will act according to your ability and remain rational even if the profits are huge. It is hoped that investors can understand these principles, establish the principles of screening and trading, and use them as the rules of survival. Trading is an art of abandonment, failure, regret and choice. You need to believe in principles and make wise decisions, just like watching someone else's wife from a distance without having any improper thoughts. Profits and losses are generated in the trading process, not entirely due to greed, but depend on whether you have insight into the essence of trading. If you understand trading, you should not blame greed for losses. Greed leads to losses, perhaps because investors do not admit their ignorance and incompetence.
When the market trend is weak and the momentum is insufficient, if investors fail to notice it, they may expect the market to rebound. If the actual situation does not meet expectations, they should exit the market in time according to the signal to obtain a small profit. However, can investors effectively monitor market momentum and are there clear exit signals? If not, the trading system will fail to form a closed loop. This kind of loss is caused by investors' ignorance and incompetence.
Greed is often caused by not seeing the truth and replacing reality with expectations. Without an objective evaluation method, actions will lose their basis. Therefore, it is necessary to explore objective methods to examine the market, evaluate the current situation, and take corresponding measures. When the market trend is weak, you should exit in time to avoid major losses; when the market trend is strong, you should continue to hold and obtain rich profits. Identify the strength of the market and use it to determine trading behavior. This is the basis of trading. Like greed and profit, losses also come from trading. Investors should reduce risks and increase profits. If you can do this, why not pursue profits? Stupid people give up profits. Investors should find ways to distinguish between risks and profits, rather than simply choosing one or the other. Relying solely on subjective will or discipline to suppress may eventually lead to crazy behavior. The trading system is the best filter. Those that do not meet the conditions should be eliminated, and those that meet the conditions should be retained. If there are no trading products that meet the conditions, how can there be greed?

Analysis of the principle of retracement during an uptrend:

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In the general uptrend, after the price drops appropriately, some investors may still be optimistic about the future upside potential, and then continue to buy at a relatively low level, pushing the price up again.
Specifically, when the price is on the rise, investors usually have a buying sentiment, mainly out of concern that the price will continue to rise. When the price rises to a certain level, after the vast majority of participants in the market have made a large profit, investors will continue to choose to sell for profit, causing the price to turn from rising to falling. When the price starts to fall, investors often choose to wait and see to avoid buying at a high price, waiting for a lower price to appear. When the price falls to a certain level, investors who think the price is attractive begin to enter the market to buy one after another, gradually stopping the price from falling, and the trend begins to pull back and rise again.
Analysis of the principle of retracement during a decline: During the decline of the general trend, after the price rises moderately, some investors may still be optimistic about the future decline space, and thus continue to sell at a relatively high position, causing the price to continue to fall.
The specific situation is as follows: When the price falls, investors will have a falling sentiment because they are worried that the price will get lower and lower. When the price falls to a certain level, most of the participants in the market have made a large profit, and investors will continue to make profit-taking operations, and the price will turn from falling to rising. When the price starts to rise, investors will choose to wait and see and wait for a higher price because they are afraid of selling at a low price. When the price rises to a certain level, investors who think the price is right will start to sell one after another, slowly stopping the price from rising, and the trend will start to pull back and fall again.

In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, short-term operations have higher requirements for foreign exchange investment traders, and require a lot of time and energy; while long-term investment relies more on the patience of traders.

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Many foreign exchange traders lack a deep understanding of the correct concept of trading and the nature of profit, but they frequently engage in trading activities in the hope of quickly obtaining huge profits. However, this unrealistic fantasy should be abandoned. Only when traders correctly understand the trading concept and improve their skills through continuous practice can wealth follow. When choosing short-term or long-term trading, traders must first consider their own personality characteristics. Because if they choose a trading method that does not suit their personality, it is very likely to bring pain and frustration. Although long-term trading seems to allow every foreign exchange trader to make a profit, in fact, there is no shortage of losers in the world. Finding the trading method that suits you best, rather than blindly imitating others, is the key to successful trading. In real life, the successful people we see have different backgrounds, but their paths to success often have similarities.
The returns of top short-term foreign exchange traders are usually much higher than those of long-term traders, and the funds managed by top long-term foreign exchange traders are generally much larger than those of short-term traders. This is because long-term trading is relatively easy, while short-term trading is more challenging. The difficulty of short-term trading lies in the precise control of currency price fluctuations, which naturally brings higher returns. There are excellent traders and strategies for both short-term and long-term trading. If the goal is to achieve profits quickly, short-term trading has obvious advantages. However, each trading method has its own unique features: in terms of capital volume, short-term trading has a relatively small capital capacity and is more suitable for personal capital operations; while long-term trading has a larger capital capacity and is suitable for large investors such as funds and private equity, and is also applicable to individual investors. In terms of technical requirements, short-term trading requires a higher technical level of traders, and has higher requirements for trading platforms and trading systems. In extreme cases, it may even involve high-frequency trading. In terms of physical strength, short-term trading requires frequent monitoring of market dynamics, which is very physically demanding if it is operated manually. Short-term traders have a huge workload and need a system with a high winning rate and low fault tolerance rate. Execution is crucial. In terms of calculating opportunity costs and winning rates, short-term traders need to calculate opportunity costs and winning rates, understand trends, and occasionally magnify profits, which involves the use of multi-level trading systems. In terms of trend trading, trend trading requires combining macro research, research on the contradictions of the target itself, and technical analysis to make decisions. The opportunity cost is high, requiring traders to have strong psychological tolerance and decisive exit when the plan is exceeded.
In a unit of time, short-term trading usually performs better than long-term trading and is more suitable for small funds. It is important to clarify what a short-term trader is. Short-term trading is not frequent trading, but a manifestation of trading thinking. Short-term trading must strictly define entry and exit points. It can only be entered based on a set 90% success rate. Once there is a 60% possibility of a reverse trend, it must be exited to achieve fast entry and exit. Short-term traders may not have trading opportunities all day, or the trend may not send a closing signal. In this case, short-term traders can be transformed into swing traders. Sometimes there may be multiple trading signals in a day, and short-term traders will quickly enter and exit the market according to established strategies.
Most successful traders have the following characteristics: First, they are patient and have their own unique grasp of trends; second, they are good at risk control to ensure that they are always qualified to participate in the market.

In the foreign exchange investment trading market, a strong upward trend is usually seen as a signal of a breakthrough of resistance.

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In this trend, foreign exchange investors will explore support levels to determine the entry time for long positions. In contrast, in a strong downward trend, support levels are regarded as a sign that they are about to be broken, and foreign exchange investors will look for resistance levels to determine the entry point for short positions. In fact, the dominant trend in the foreign exchange investment market often has a single direction, and the formation and principle of this direction are derived from the basic concept that foreign exchange investment serves the national economy. In the rising phase, the market usually forms higher highs; in the falling phase, it forms lower lows. The so-called support and resistance levels are largely more of a psychological sustenance for foreign exchange investors. In most cases, they will eventually be broken, it is just a matter of time.
When foreign exchange investment is in an upward trend, after all support levels are formed, the market is likely to have a higher high, but foreign exchange investors cannot be sure whether this is the last support level. The same is true in a downward trend. All support and resistance levels will eventually be broken, which is closely related to the main fluctuation direction and secondary fluctuations in the foreign exchange investment market. Secondary fluctuations and disorderly fluctuations are usually included in the main fluctuations, which tend to last longer and may be accompanied by multiple secondary fluctuations.
Profit opportunities in the foreign exchange investment market come from positive spreads, which are manifested in the market as price breakthroughs. This breakthrough reveals the true situation of the market. During the rise, the support level of the foreign exchange investment market represents the short-term stagnation area of ​​the price movement in the opposite direction, that is, the short-term stagnation area of ​​secondary fluctuations or disordered fluctuations. During the decline, the resistance level of the foreign exchange investment market also represents the short-term stagnation area of ​​the price movement in the opposite direction, that is, the short-term stagnation area of ​​secondary fluctuations or disordered fluctuations. Therefore, foreign exchange investors should not only focus on resistance levels, but should continue to evolve and optimize strategies on the basis of maintaining consistency.
This is just a simplified logical framework. In the foreign exchange investment market, not many people really understand and master these principles. By deeply analyzing and understanding the nature of market fluctuations, investors can better grasp market trends and achieve profits.

In the investment field, not all markets are suitable for adding positions. Among them, weak trend markets are not suitable for adding positions. For example, it is extremely difficult to add positions in the foreign exchange market when the currency pairs are weak.

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The main reason why adding positions by means of floating profit adding positions and breakthrough adding positions is that the space for trend extension is limited and it is difficult to bear the risk of retracement. For long-term strategies, a more suitable method is to continue to add light positions. The specific operation method is: continue to hold positions in a floating loss state, and add light positions when floating profit appears; continue to hold positions with floating loss when encountering a retracement, and then add positions when floating profit appears again, and repeat this cycle.
For the breakthrough adding position method, you can add light positions when breaking through, and stop profit in part of the position and keep part of the position after breaking through. When there is a retracement, hold a floating loss position, and add light positions again when breaking through again, repeat the operation of stopping profit in part of the position and keeping part of the position, and holding a floating loss position when retracement occurs, and then break through again and add light positions, and continue this process.
Most investors dare not hold positions in a floating loss state, probably because of the famous saying in Western investment theory that "cut losses and let profits run". However, the correct approach should be that, whether entering the market through a retracement or a breakthrough, positions should be held when there is a floating loss, positions should be increased when there is a floating profit, and then positions should be held again when there is a floating loss, and positions should be increased when there is a floating profit, and this process should be repeated continuously.
In the current period of highly developed Internet and extremely convenient communication, foreign exchange institutions, foreign exchange banks, sovereign wealth institutions, etc., it is difficult to quickly extend the trend for a long distance. If this distance is not long enough, there is a high probability of a retracement, and the retracement will inevitably trigger a stop loss. Only by continuously adopting light position operations can we resist retracements and not set stop losses. This may be the core key to today's foreign exchange investment transactions, but how many people really understand the truth?

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Mr. Z-X-N

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