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مساعدة المكاتب العائلية في إدارة الاستثمار المستقل


In the frontier practice of foreign exchange investment and trading, although quantitative trading and high-frequency trading have exerted a strong and significant impact on the foreign exchange market ecosystem with their extraordinary high efficiency and high-precision precise attributes, shaping a new market structure dynamics.
However, it is absolutely impossible to arbitrarily conclude that the traditional manual trading model will be unable to recover, fall into a desperate situation of development, and be eliminated by the tide of the times. A deep exploration of the underlying architecture of quantitative and high-frequency trading strategies shows that they are usually deeply anchored in a specific, finely tuned market model framework and a sophisticated system interwoven by a series of complex algorithms. However, even if these models and algorithms contain brilliant design ingenuity and rigorous logic, when facing the panorama of market dynamics driven by complex and diverse human behaviors, they still expose obvious shortcomings, making it difficult to achieve all-round, accurate capture and in-depth analysis without omissions, and often lose sight of one thing while focusing on another, resulting in a fault at the junction of key details and macro trends.
Given that the core participants of the foreign exchange market are always dominated by human groups with rich emotional levels and different thinking patterns, manual traders are able to fully activate and exert their unique advantages and potential. They cleverly use the keen intuitive perception accumulated in long-term practice, the rich practical experience reserves forged by the baptism of the market, and the meticulous and in-depth insight and analysis of the psychology of market participants to flexibly and creatively formulate and steadily advance the trading decision-making process. This set of core elements, which are closely interwoven and integrated with the crystallization of human wisdom and practical experience, constitutes the key value barrier that simple quantitative models cannot match and cannot completely replace.
Furthermore, from the perspective of macroeconomic policy regulation, the operation trajectory of the foreign exchange market has long been within the radiation circle of macroeconomic policy regulation prudently formulated by central banks of various countries, and has been frequently impacted by strong intervention from the national central bank level. Representative examples include the central bank governor's public policy speeches to the global financial market, or the central bank's direct use of large-scale monetary operation tools to hit the key parts of the market. Such sudden major emergency nodes have the power to turn the tide in an instant, and are likely to cause a sharp reversal and reshaping of market trends in a flash. Faced with such a complex situation that changes rapidly and turbulently, manual traders can fully demonstrate their inherent flexibility advantages. With their highly sensitive market sense and lightning-fast response ability, they can accurately capture market change signals at the first time, and quickly and decisively adjust trading strategies and calibrate their course in time. In comparison, quantitative trading programs are subject to the rigid constraints of the underlying logic of the established algorithms and the solidification of the preset parameters. They often need to invest more valuable time costs to readjust and optimize internal mechanisms, struggle hard to adapt to the new market situation, and easily miss the fleeting best opportunities during this period.
In addition, looking back at the evolution of the foreign exchange market in recent decades, it is not difficult to find that it has indeed experienced a long period of consolidation cycle. The overall market is chaotic and lacks a clear trend. Such a special and difficult market environment undoubtedly constitutes an insurmountable mountain for quantitative trading and high-frequency trading models that rely heavily on continuous and trend data feeding to achieve algorithm iteration optimization. It greatly restricts their learning evolution rate and iterative development pace, making them linger in the data desert and difficult to accurately locate effective strategies. On the other hand, manual traders can rely on in-depth excavation and sorting of the internal context of the market structure and meticulous observation and judgment of market behavior patterns to peel off the surface layer by layer like pulling silk from a cocoon, and accurately explore the hidden and fleeting trading opportunities. Even in the seemingly disordered and chaotic consolidation market pattern, they can still use their unique vision to capture potential profit space and open up their own stable trading path.
In summary, the manual trading model has always firmly occupied a unique high ground in the complex and changeable ecological system architecture of the foreign exchange market, and has a wide range of application scenarios that are suitable for various specific market situations. As a group of traders who deeply participate in the foreign exchange market game, they should carefully weigh and carefully choose a trading method that meets their own development strategy needs based on their unique trading style preferences, deep and solid practical experience accumulation, and personalized and profound understanding of the inherent laws of market operation. In fact, manual trading and quantitative trading are not incompatible, either-or confrontational relationships. The two can learn from each other, complement each other's advantages, and work hand in hand in the vast world of the foreign exchange market where opportunities and challenges coexist, fully unleash their respective potential, work together, and jointly help the trader group to achieve ideal investment returns, achieve steady wealth growth and maximize market value.

In the professional practice of foreign exchange investment and trading, the essential differences between the two key tasks of predicting future market conditions and coping with future market conditions need to be explored and analyzed in depth and systematically.
As for predicting future market conditions, its essential attributes are, in most cases, limited to the psychological cognition of investors, and more manifested as a forward-looking speculation behavior and preliminary research and judgment attempt based on existing information, experience and market intuition, which has not yet been implemented in actual trading actions. In contrast, coping with future market conditions is rooted in the details of specific trading operation processes, and its execution results are directly and closely related to the actual benefits, risk control and ultimate success or failure of each transaction. It is particularly important to emphasize that at the critical moment of real-time trading decisions, the core key element that can truly play a decisive guiding role is the market chart that accurately reflects the real-time dynamics and trend of the current market. This chart is like a precise navigator on the battlefield of trading. It provides traders with the most intuitive and reliable decision-making basis through real-time integration and visualization of various market data, price fluctuation trajectories, and changes in trading volume. Therefore, in the process of trading practice, prudent, rigorous and in-depth thinking on how to effectively and efficiently respond to future market trends has undoubtedly become the key core task that traders must put first, the most important and must not lose. We must not put the cart before the horse and waste precious time and energy on the simple prediction of future market trends, so as not to miss trading opportunities and fall into decision-making errors.
Mature and experienced traders usually rely on the deep insights and practical wisdom accumulated from years of deep cultivation in the market, and are well versed in the operating rules and internal logic of potential risks in the foreign exchange market. Before opening each transaction, they all take the preset reasonable loss expectations as a solid starting point without exception, and uphold a rational, stable and pragmatic trading attitude. Before the market is not completely clear, the trend is still confusing, and the dust has not settled, they have already relied on their rich experience reserves and rigorous strategic planning to prepare for the rainy day, and have made comprehensive and meticulous psychological adjustments to withstand the impact of potential losses and the corresponding strategic response preparations. This forward-looking risk management thinking mode enables them to always remain calm and unhurried in the face of complex and volatile market situations, and to take appropriate, accurate and effective response measures in an orderly manner, thereby minimizing trading risks and increasing the probability of profit. In sharp contrast, the vast majority of ordinary traders who make up the majority of market players often rush into the market with overly optimistic and even blind profit expectations at the initial stage of trading, naively and blindly believing that every transaction will inevitably make a profit easily, while ignoring the huge risks hidden behind the market. Once such people who hold a one-sided profit view are placed in a real and ever-changing complex market environment, they are very likely to fall into a rigid mindset and find it difficult to flexibly adjust strategies according to real-time changes in the market, and cannot take appropriate and effective countermeasures in a timely and accurate manner, which will inevitably lead to trading failures, or even heavy losses, and they will be trapped in trading difficulties and unable to extricate themselves.
From the perspective of the essential characteristics of the foreign exchange trading field, it actually builds a visual decision-making kingdom that is highly based on the pure time chart. In this unique kingdom, technical analysis undoubtedly plays a pivotal role that is related to success or failure. High-quality, sophisticated and market-adapted technical analysis methods undoubtedly constitute one of the core cornerstone elements for successful trading. However, it is important to realize that even if traders have excellent and industry-leading technical analysis tools, if they are paired with trading concepts that are full of errors and deviate from market rules, and if they are combined with chaotic and disorderly position management strategies that lack scientific planning, they will also be hard to escape the ruthless fate of losses, and may even be severely hit by market fluctuations and fall into an irreparable situation. It is particularly important to note that even those who are gifted, have superior IQs, and have shown outstanding talents in other fields, once they are involved in speculative trading, a market full of uncertainties and high-risk challenges, they often fall into serious cognitive misunderstandings involuntarily under the impact of complex market information and emotional interference, and are then swept away by negative emotions such as fear and anxiety. In this special situation, they often instinctively choose to follow the crowd in order to obtain psychological comfort and a false sense of security from group actions, blindly follow others in buying and selling operations, and eventually become part of the tragedy of collective losses, sighing in vain.
In the final analysis, only those who can always stick to their original intention of independent trading and not be shaken or eroded by external interference factors at the critical moment when the foreign exchange market is unpredictable, various market information is complicated and difficult to distinguish true from false, and constantly transmits true or false extremely confusing "confidence" signals to the outside world, can truly have the deep potential to grow into the ultimate profit-makers, and then stand out in the fierce and cruel market competition of foreign exchange investment and trading, steadily gain ideal returns, and realize their own investment goals and wealth accumulation vision.

In foreign exchange investment and trading, foreign exchange multi-account managers and entrusted customers or foreign exchange trading novices, it is useless to say more.
Under the professional practice scenario framework of foreign exchange investment and trading, focusing on the communication and interaction dimension between foreign exchange multi-account managers and entrusted customers or foreign exchange trading novices, it is reasonable to follow the principle of moderation. An overly lengthy and complicated communication model often fails to achieve the expected results, and may even lead to a series of negative effects, hindering the orderly advancement of the business.
From the perspective of the client's acceptance of the investment concept, if the client has a positive attitude towards the investment concept of a foreign exchange multi-account manager, then the manager only needs to explain and illustrate it on a moderate scale, and the client will be able to accept it in a relatively short time based on rational judgment, and then establish a deep trust relationship. On the contrary, if the client is suspicious and has a suspicious nature, even if the foreign exchange multi-account manager spares no effort to spend a lot of time and energy on all-round and in-depth communication and tries to convince the other party, it is very likely that it will be difficult to break through his psychological defenses and convince him. Such efforts will most likely be wasted and become futile.
It is particularly important to point out that in the Chinese social ecological environment, which is deeply influenced by traditional strategic culture, such as the "Thirty-Six Stratagems", due to the potential influence of cultural genes, building a stable and deep trust relationship between people faces many challenges, which directly leads to a significant increase in the trust threshold of the client in the foreign exchange multi-account manager. In comparison, due to differences in regional culture and business communication paradigms, foreign clients are often more likely to cross the cognitive gap and reach a consensus in the process of communicating and interacting with foreign exchange multi-account managers. The communication barriers they encounter are relatively few, and the communication process is smoother and more efficient.
Further exploring the communication situation between foreign exchange multi-account managers and foreign exchange trading novices, the knowledge level and investment experience of both parties seem to be very different, just like a conversation between a doctor and a kindergarten child. There is a significant gap in knowledge reserves, cognitive depth, and practical experience. Based on the consideration of basic business etiquette, it is reasonable for managers to be polite and patient to have a brief communication. However, if they insist on having in-depth and unfocused discussions for days or even months, it will not only fail to meet actual business needs, but also easily lead to many problems such as high time cost and low communication efficiency. It should be made clear that this does not imply that new foreign exchange traders are ignorant and lack learning ability. In fact, foreign exchange multi-account managers lack rational judgment in the process of communication and decision-making, and are overly constrained by so-called education, politeness and other factors, so that they seriously ignore the objective cognitive gap between the two parties, and then make inappropriate decisions that deviate from the core business goals. Foreign exchange multi-account managers who act in this way obviously cannot fully demonstrate their due professional qualities and professional abilities. In this case, how can they expect clients to safely hand over their accounts to them? This is undoubtedly a behavior that lacks wisdom and goes against professionalism.

In the professional field of foreign exchange investment, there is already a broad and established consensus that short-term foreign exchange market conditions are extremely difficult to accurately and precisely predict due to their highly volatile characteristics and many uncertain factors.
For traders who focus on short-term or even ultra-short-term operations, the immediate volatility of the market is deeply affected by the interaction of multiple complex factors, such as sudden news events that occur without warning, which can release a large amount of information in an instant and break the original balance of the market in a very short time; and the sudden change of market sentiment, the rapid switching of optimistic or pessimistic sentiments of the investor group, which stirs up waves in the market like a butterfly effect. These factors are intertwined and superimposed on each other, making the prediction of short-term foreign exchange market conditions difficult and extremely difficult and complicated.
However, when we switch our perspective to the long-term investor camp, the situation is quite different. The key points that long-term investors focus on are the overall macro-trends of the market and the key fundamental factors hidden deep in the market, such as the economic operation situation reflected by the regular release of key economic data, the monetary policy orientation carefully formulated and adjusted by central banks of various countries, and the political stability considerations related to the geopolitical structure. Compared with the changes in the short-term market, these fundamental factors maintain a certain degree of stability over a relatively long period of time and have a high degree of predictability, making long-term Long-term investors can make more reasonable and reliable predictions and expectations of the future market's medium- and long-term trends than short-term investors with their deep professional knowledge and rigorous analysis framework. Long-term investors usually adhere to the concept of prudent investment and will not fall into the vortex of short-term behavior of frequent trading. Instead, they carefully plan and formulate long-term investment strategies that meet their investment goals based on their deep insight into the long-term market trends, and then take every step carefully to achieve stable growth in investment returns and steady accumulation of assets.
In summary, although the short-term foreign exchange market is like a fog and it is difficult to accurately penetrate and predict, long-term investors can, to a certain extent, transcend the maze of short-term fluctuations and predict and reasonably anticipate the long-term trend of the market by persistently digging into and analyzing fundamental factors and keenly grasping the macro trends of the market. Tracing back to the source, this significant difference is mainly due to the differences in the time frames selected by different types of traders, the unique perspectives of observing the market, and the different investment concepts they hold. Short-term traders focus on capturing the immediate volatility dividends of the market and pursuing the rapid realization of short-term profits; while long-term investors focus on the long-term development of the market, focus on exploring the potential value of assets, and strive to achieve long-term and stable appreciation of wealth.

In the macro perspective of international finance, some currencies show low interest rates but can maintain stable exchange rates and avoid depreciation.
In essence, this phenomenon reflects that such currencies have high intrinsic value and enjoy high acceptance and recognition in the international financial system. However, in terms of investment practice, such currencies are usually difficult to give ordinary investors direct opportunities to participate. In sharp contrast, some high-interest currencies, although they appear to have a certain degree of risk characteristics, actually open up a feasible path for carry trading for ordinary investors.
Take the Turkish lira, Mexican peso, South African rand, Brazilian real and other currencies as examples for analysis. The countries that issue these currencies have a certain scale of economic aggregate and industrial infrastructure. Although their economic operation has not reached the excellent level of strong growth, it has remained relatively stable and supportable overall. In other words, the corresponding investment risks are within the scope of monitoring and control. When the interest rate spread between different currencies expands to a sufficient width, if investors can accurately capture and grasp the entry opportunity with professional analysis and judgment, they will have a greater probability of obtaining considerable investment returns. As the ancient investment wisdom says, "wealth and honor are sought in danger", the long-term foreign exchange investment field also follows this basic logic. If investors shrink back and dare not get involved in investment fields with a certain risk factor, then there is no way to accumulate huge wealth. This inherent law is also universal in the development process of traditional industries. The growth path of enterprises in traditional industries is often to enter the market with a bold and adventurous spirit, then gradually consolidate their market position with their own advantages, and then expand their business scale in an orderly manner until they reach a scale that competitors cannot reach in the short term, thereby achieving a monopoly advantage in the sub-industry.
There is no doubt that in the construction and implementation of various foreign exchange trading strategies, the entry timing always plays a crucial role, and the carry trading strategy is no exception. Specifically, when investors plan to short a currency pair as the direction of the carry transaction, and at this moment the interest rate spread of the currency pair is at the highest peak of the stage, and the exchange rate of the currency pair is at the high level of the historical statistical range, then this combination of scenarios constitutes a double favorable situation that is extremely beneficial to investors; similarly, if investors prepare to go long on a currency pair to carry out carry operations, when the interest rate spread reaches the highest peak and the currency pair exchange rate happens to be in the historical low range, it also forms a rare double favorable investment window.



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