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Accepts global forex account operation, investment, and trading
Assists family office investment and autonomous management

In forex trading, a trader's daily activities primarily revolve around market entries and exits.

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More precisely, the daily activities of small-capital short-term forex traders revolve around these two options. Their trading activities primarily focus on identifying resistance and support areas in order to find suitable entry and exit opportunities to profit. This trading style requires traders to constantly monitor short-term market fluctuations and capitalize on these fluctuations to generate profits.
For large-capital long-term forex investors, their daily activities primarily revolve around entering and increasing positions. Since large-capital long-term investors typically only enter positions and never close them, their trading activities focus more on identifying opportunities to enter and increase positions. They may also search for resistance and support areas, but these areas are primarily used to determine the appropriate time to enter and increase positions, rather than to identify closing opportunities. This trading style places greater emphasis on analyzing long-term trends and market fundamentals.

In forex trading, large-capital forex traders always adhere to sound investment philosophies and are not troubled, distracted, or disturbed by erroneous trading perspectives.

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However, many forex traders often say, "The end of trading is margin calls." Traders who say this are either unbalanced argumentative nitpickers or clueless novices. Most of these traders operate with small capital, perhaps only a few hundred dollars or even less than a thousand.
For large-capital forex traders, this statement is a joke. With millions or even tens of millions of dollars, how intense, how fast, and how large would the positions have to be to reach margin calls? In reality, the possibility of margin calls for large-capital funds is extremely small, and it's virtually impossible to achieve this with manual manipulation. This is because most forex banks have a limit on the number of lots they can open at any one time. Perhaps to small-cap forex traders, hundreds of thousands of dollars are already a huge sum. This is simply a matter of perspective; they've never seen big money.
This is one reason why large-cap forex traders dislike interacting with smaller traders. Their capital scales differ, and their mindsets, trading methods, and investment philosophies are fundamentally different. Communicating with them often feels like talking to a deaf person, like a scholar encountering a soldier, unable to reason.

In forex trading, traders must avoid fraudulent platforms, as the number of legitimate platforms worldwide is gradually decreasing.

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As competition intensifies, profit margins for forex brokers and trading platforms are shrinking. In reality, only those with top global rankings and legitimate platforms can maintain their viability. However, even legitimate platforms can gradually become shady due to their inability to maintain employee salaries and operating costs.
In strictly regulated countries like the UK, these platforms may be legitimate, but in other parts of the world, they have become shady platforms, exhibiting a yin-yang character: on the one hand, they appear to be legitimate entities in certain markets; on the other, they resemble underworld scammers in others. This distorted personality is worrying.
Driven by profit, many legitimate platforms have gradually transformed into shady platforms. Shady platforms survive by exploiting forex traders' stop-loss orders and margin calls. They don't want traders to win, but rather to lose.
To this end, they employ various tactics, such as increasing slippage, leveraging leverage, and even encouraging traders to use leverage. Judging by the current situation, legitimate forex brokers may become increasingly rare in the future, and the entire forex trading industry may even gradually disappear. This possibility is increasing.

In forex trading, any trader who dedicates effort and persistent effort will eventually be rewarded.

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In traditional societies, when individuals break free from the constraints of specific platforms or frameworks, their inherent talents are often fully realized, rather than being suppressed for long periods. For example, institutional platforms, while they attract a large number of elites, can also become a constraint on the talents of some, preventing them from fully realizing their potential.
My successful experience establishing a foreign trade factory in Guangdong has given me a concrete understanding of this. If the system had failed to incorporate these elites, instead allowing them to flock to the Pearl River Delta to compete in entrepreneurship, their high intelligence and fighting spirit would have made it difficult for ordinary entrepreneurs like me to compete. This shows that the system's selection and absorption of elites objectively reduces the intensity of competition for ordinary entrepreneurs. This is an undeniable fact.
When labor laws were strictly enforced, the competitiveness of labor-intensive industries declined significantly. I made the decisive decision to abandon the factory and turn to foreign exchange trading. Looking back now, I feel fortunate. If I hadn't completed the transformation before 2010, and waited until the company had grown too large to be managed, the consequences would have been disastrous.
The road to transitioning to forex trading was incredibly difficult. For twenty years, I worked year-round, even weekends. This journey taught me a profound understanding: an intense desire for wealth drives hard work to earn it; a strong desire for trading success ultimately leads to the achievement of one's goals. The key to all this lies in twenty years of continuous hard work, which is destined to reap rich rewards.

In forex trading, traders should accept losses calmly and learn from them.

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Losses are like a whip, constantly spurring you on. This isn't a twisted sentiment; it's the truth.
In traditional industries, every successful person has accumulated the experience and lessons of success through setbacks and failures. While this metaphor, like a whip, constantly spurring you on, is vivid, successful people often don't use it to describe their inner feelings. Consequently, many people fail to resonate, empathize, or share their feelings.
In forex trading, traders must also adopt this mindset: everything that happens is beneficial, including losses. Losses teach traders lessons, allowing them to accumulate rich investment and trading experience. The forex market is the best investment and trading teacher, constantly teaching traders how to become qualified investors.
From another perspective, only when traders leave the forex market and abandon their forex trading careers do their accumulated experience and lessons become worthless.

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