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

A crucial fact in forex investing is that mainstream global currencies are completely unsuitable for long-term investment, a major dilemma facing the forex market over the past two decades.

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If you base your investment on the principle that "interest rates determine currency value," you'll find virtually no opportunities in the mainstream currency market. Major currencies like the US dollar, euro, yen, and pound sterling are core to the market due to their globally convertible nature. However, to mitigate the dollar's siphoning effect, these currencies' interest rates are forced to be closely tied to the US dollar—their domestic interest rates must be closely aligned with US dollar rates to prevent their currencies from being siphoned away by high US interest rates. This convergence in interest rates directly leads to a lack of price differentials between major currencies, leading to long-term market consolidation.
Even the most heavily traded EUR/USD currency pair consistently fluctuates within a range. Occasional fluctuations are often driven by special needs such as large-scale project settlements and sovereign currency swaps. Once the transactions are completed, the market returns to a state of quiet. Even more problematic, even if the EUR/USD pair rises during a period of consolidation, its overnight interest rate differential is often negative. The gains from long-term holdings simply cannot offset the accumulated losses from the interest rate differential. Even if large investors attempt to position themselves, the net effect of these losses is bound to be a significant negative, rendering long-term investment a failure.
This has directly led to major global currency pairs becoming highly volatile trading instruments, transforming them from long-term investment targets into short-term trading tools. This shift has forced countless large-scale forex investors to abandon this sector. Unable to engage in short-term trading, and even more unwilling to waste their energy in a currency market lacking opportunities, they are forced to withdraw from forex investment.

In the field of forex trading, the journey from initial ignorance to ultimate mastery often requires a long process of accumulation and training, often lasting ten or even twenty years.

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This process is filled with challenges and hardships, but it's also a necessary path to growth and transformation.
For novice forex traders, becoming an expert is only the first step. They must then progress from expert to seasoned, and from seasoned to expert, ultimately becoming a true investor. Each advancement in status is the product of countless days and nights of hard work and effort, and behind it may be countless sleepless nights of agony and loss of appetite.
From "difficult for those who can't" to "easy for those who can"—this seemingly simple statement reveals the journey of forex traders who have forsaken the joys of their youth and chosen to forge ahead through pain and suffering. They have exchanged time and sweat for a deep understanding of the market and refined trading skills.
Forex trading is a niche, unpopular, and highly specialized field, even restricted or banned in some countries. In these banned countries, not only are basic learning materials like textbooks, manuals, and guides unavailable, but any knowledge, common sense, experience, skills, and psychological makeup related to forex trading may be prohibited. Even keywords related to forex trading are blocked. Faced with so many obstacles, the journey for novice forex traders to become successful investors is incredibly challenging and daunting.
However, even in such challenging circumstances, some persist. Driven by their passion for the market and their thirst for success, they overcome numerous obstacles and ultimately rise from the ashes. This tenacity and unwavering pursuit of their goals are the keys to their success in forex trading.

In the world of forex trading, so-called talent and exceptional abilities are actually developed through long-term training and continuous improvement.

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Success isn't predetermined; it requires persistent hard work and practice.
In forex trading, don't easily trust so-called "experts." Experience is accumulated bit by bit, and lessons are often learned through personal experience and setbacks. Only the path you personally experience and practice can truly be grounded in practical knowledge.
While you can find scattered snippets of knowledge online, these are often the occasional insights shared by successful individuals in moments of loneliness. While seemingly insignificant, these fragments of knowledge can be truly insightful. They may represent valuable experience earned at the cost of millions or even tens of millions of yuan.
In forex trading, we should believe that success is achieved through accumulation and intensive training. Just like a pianist's mastery of fingering, which is acquired through long hours of practice, or an excellent English speaker, who, in addition to mastering a sufficient vocabulary, also needs to develop presentation skills and abilities to shine on stage.
Any talent needs intensive training to be transformed into successful ability. Talent alone without training will ultimately fail to achieve success.

Forex traders struggle with location: when they get tired of trading from home, they want to rent a trading room for a change of scenery. But after spending too much time in the trading room, they find home more comfortable, just like when you get used to the placement of furniture, you always want to change it up.

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The convenience of trading from home is self-evident. As long as the home environment is quiet and free from the noise of family members, most people will choose to work from home. The vast majority of forex traders worldwide work from home, thanks to the over-the-counter nature of forex trading, which frees them from the constraints of location.
The key to trading has never been location, but the ability to make money. For long-term investing, there's no need to monitor the market, so there's no difference between trading at home or in a trading room.
Many traders, dissatisfied with the routine and lackluster incentives of their institutional jobs, yearn for the freedom of full-time home trading. Once your personal account has accumulated enough and you've achieved your goal of trading full-time from home, you'll initially feel comfortable. However, over time, the loneliness of being alone at home will gradually set in, amplifying negative emotions.
In short, profitable traders remain calm no matter where they trade; those who lack the ability to make money will become distracted wherever they trade. Choosing a trading location is easy; improving your trading skills is the challenge—this is what traders should focus on most.

In the field of forex trading, it's common for novice or short-term traders to struggle with whether to quickly adjust their stop-loss to their cost line after generating unrealized profits.

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For long-term investors, this issue doesn't concern them, and they may even be indifferent to it.
Whether or not to quickly adjust the stop-loss to the cost line is inherently a sign of short-term trading or a sign of novice traders. When faced with unrealized profits, short-term traders often immediately execute take-profit orders to ensure they secure short-term profits.
It's normal for novice forex traders to feel this dilemma when they're struggling with their short-term and long-term positioning. Successful forex traders go through a gradual process from novice to experienced, seasoned, and ultimately, expert investor, each stage presenting unique cognitive and operational challenges.
As forex trading experience accumulates, traders gradually develop a clearer understanding of their trading strategy, naturally lessening the concerns of novice or short-term traders, and their operational decisions will better align with their trading system.

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