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

In foreign exchange investment transactions, those who actively recommend currency pairs and entry points to others are essentially either cheaters or fools.

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From the perspective of fraud, the core logic of this type of behavior is to use traders' desire for profit to defraud fees. Even experienced traders may be deceived due to momentary negligence. After paying, the so-called "recommendation content" will immediately expose its absurd nature.
From the perspective of cognitive limitations, some recommenders belong to the group with self-cognitive bias. They mostly target novice traders - after learning basic skills, novices are often eager to prove their own value, and recommendation behavior becomes a means of self-promotion and vanity satisfaction, which has no practical guiding significance.
The so-called "market master" is a false proposition. The annual yield of the world's top 100 fund managers has always fluctuated between 10% and 20%. Those who claim to be able to accurately recommend coins on the Internet obviously cannot exceed this objective level.
Therefore, traders must be clear that any behavior that recommends currency pairs and entry points is either a well-designed scam or a manifestation of shallow cognition.

In foreign exchange investment and trading, traders are actually practicing inner cultivation. Only by passing layers of tests can they truly achieve investment freedom.

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First, traders must overcome the fantasy of getting rich overnight. When most traders first enter the foreign exchange market, they have the idea of ​​getting rich overnight, which is an unrealistic fantasy. Only when this fantasy is shattered can traders move from fantasy to reality and carry out foreign exchange investment and trading with a pragmatic attitude.
Traders also need to overcome the important hurdle of being isolated and helpless. When they first enter the foreign exchange market, traders often seek teachers everywhere to learn skills, which is a process of seeking outside. However, they will soon find that any successful method does not belong to them if they have not realized it themselves. Therefore, traders gradually realize that seeking within is the key.
In the process of self-cultivation, traders will constantly doubt and deny themselves, and go through a filtering process of removing the false and retaining the true, removing the coarse and retaining the fine, and systematically sorting out various past, other people's, and their own knowledge, common sense, and experience. Subsequently, traders begin to build a unique investment system that suits their own personality, which can achieve stable profits. With it, traders are no longer panicked and can calmly deal with all foreign exchange investment and trading issues.
At this time, traders no longer have the heart of gain and loss, and their hearts are as calm as still water. They can withstand floating losses and cope with floating profits, and can use light long-term strategies to deal with market uncertainties by arranging countless light positions. Traders begin to objectively understand themselves, from the initial arrogant belief that they are different from others, to realizing that they are just ordinary people after suffering losses. After the practice and tempering of foreign exchange investment and trading, traders recast themselves into a steel warrior-like existence, and finally find that they are truly different from ordinary people after success.
Each level that foreign exchange traders go through is a step on the road to rebirth, bringing them one step closer to becoming successful large-scale investment traders.

In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, the key to determining the quality of trading is the control of traders' mentality towards gains and losses. The day when they are relieved of gains and losses is the day when trading operations are smooth.

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The core logic of trading is rooted in the trader's thinking mode: when entering the market, the one-way expectation of trend continuation already implies risks; when the trend develops as expected, the fear of retracement risk will induce short-sighted behavior of closing positions to make profits and taking profits; and after closing positions, the regret for the opportunity of trend continuation will create a new psychological burden.
If the trend retraces, the mentality of being eager to recover the original investment is likely to lead to emotional operations; after the stop loss is executed, the subjective speculation of trend reversal may lead to misjudgment; when holding the currency and waiting, the anxiety of losing the opportunity to enter the market will break the rhythm of operation. If these persistent entanglements and regrets dominate the trader's thinking, they will become followers of market fluctuations and will eventually suffer serious losses.
Undoubtedly, such emotions are normal psychological manifestations of ordinary people, but for foreign exchange traders who pursue success, they must actively restrain, overcome, deal with and abandon these emotions. Successful traders need to establish a psychological framework that surpasses ordinary people - if they always restrain themselves with the psychological standards of ordinary people, it will be difficult to transform into top traders who can control large funds.

In foreign exchange investment and trading, traders must deeply understand that the core of investment and trading lies in handling and coping with losses.

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This is both a technique and an art. Foreign exchange investment traders should not always envy others for making big money, because when others suffer heavy losses in the market, traders often do not notice it. In foreign exchange investment and trading, making money is accidental, and losing money is the norm. Traders face losses most of the time, so the ability to handle losses is the most important ability of foreign exchange investment traders. If handled improperly, traders may suffer huge losses or even go bankrupt. Dealing with losses must be resolute and decisive, and there should be no hesitation. It is better to lose decisively than to make a profit by chance.
Foreign exchange investment traders who want to easily master the skills of dealing with losses and the art of calmly dealing with losses, the best way is to adopt a light position long-term strategy. Through countless light positions, traders can maintain floating positions in the face of losses, only stop profits but not stop losses. Light positions can withstand the pressure of floating losses, and the floating losses of light positions will not cause excessive emotional fluctuations in traders.

Foreign exchange investment trading, in essence, is a long journey of self-sharpening and practice.

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For traders who pursue long-term stable profits, they must undergo multiple tests: to achieve a state of calmness in the face of ups and downs of profits and losses, to get rid of unrealistic fantasies, to eliminate the interference of emotions in decision-making, to withstand the extreme challenges of body and mind in repeated market games, until they transcend the worldly emotional shackles and achieve a thorough innovation of cognitive and behavioral patterns, and then they can achieve the "rebirth" of trading ability.
If traders always think about cost changes and profit and loss, and are anxious about missing out or being stuck, and directly link account funds with real wealth, their trading performance will inevitably be limited. Only by participating in it with an objective attitude towards the game can we accurately grasp the timing of buying and selling, or wait patiently when necessary.
In reality, those traders who are financially well-off and not very sensitive to capital fluctuations are often more likely to remain calm and rational in trading; while traders who pay too much attention to the increase and decrease of funds and the results of profits and losses will find it difficult to avoid the interference of emotions in decision-making, which in turn affects the effectiveness of trading. This difference caused by different attitudes towards funds has become a thought-provoking "unfair" phenomenon in the market.

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