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In the field of forex investment and trading, investors must be wary of unscrupulous advertisements, especially those claiming that "god-like forex traders are using a certain forex broker's platform."

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In reality, such advertisements are often produced by forex brokers to attract clients. They indirectly promote their platforms by promoting a specific figure. This is similar to the practice of some fund companies, investment institutions, or forex banks of promoting star managers to give lectures or express their opinions. Both are common marketing tactics. These institutions use celebrity promotion to attract high-capital clients, while the main source of profit for fund companies and investment institutions is usually annual fees from clients.
Forex multi-account MAM and PAMM management systems are originally excellent investment management systems, but they have been abused by some unscrupulous managers as trading fraud tools, exploiting clients' stop-loss orders and margin calls to profit. This behavior not only harms investors' interests but also damages the reputation of these management systems.
Typically, truly skilled traders will not easily reveal their identities to avoid the potential for tarnishing their reputation. Those who frequently claim to be traders and boast about their prowess are often not truly experts, or even truly not traders at all. Instead, they are criminals using fraudulent trading tactics to defraud investors. This phenomenon is truly frustrating.

In forex trading, traders shouldn't be overly concerned about funds or institutions prioritizing prestigious university degrees when hiring. This is standard practice within the industry and has its merits.

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In forex trading, while a trader's overall quality is primarily measured by actual metrics like profit, drawdown, and fund size, it's normal for funds and institutions to prioritize prestigious university degrees when hiring. A prestigious university background and academic qualifications can, to a large extent, serve as a proxy for and endorsement of a person's abilities.
Realistic data shows that among those who achieve significant trading volume, those with high academic qualifications account for a large proportion. It's extremely rare for traders who "started out" and operated with their own capital and lacked academic qualifications to achieve significant growth. Therefore, forex traders must strive to become stronger through hard work while also respecting objective facts. They should focus on their own forex trading, avoiding the need to compare themselves to the strongest and largest fund managers. They should be willing to acknowledge the objective shortcomings within themselves, as these are not their fault. However, responsibility lies with them. As long as they do their trading well, the forex market will ultimately reward them.

The cruelty of the forex market lies in its ability to magnify human weaknesses. The key to survival for high-capital traders lies in building a self-defense system, which includes emotional desensitization in close relationships.

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When trends bring in huge unrealized profits, traders themselves face the test of greed. Sharing specific figures with their partners is tantamount to dragging them into this game of human nature. A partner's euphoria and urging to close positions may seem like a quest for profit and avoidance of risk, but in reality, it reflects a lack of understanding of the nature of trends: the market rewards patience, not instant gratification. Similarly, when faced with unrealized losses, a partner's concern can transform into pressure, shaking their resolve to hold onto their positions.
"Concealment" in this context is essentially a protective measure. Just as adults withhold the full truth from children in the face of danger (to avoid triggering panic), a trader's lack of honesty with their partner is a way to filter out potentially destructive emotions with professional rationality. The so-called "cold-faced" state isn't emotional indifference, but rather a hedge against inner turmoil with outward calm—both preventing their own emotions from spiraling out of control and preventing their partner from experiencing unbearable pressure.
The ultimate battlefield in trading is never the trend chart, but human nature. Appropriately guarding intimate relationships is precisely the key to safeguarding both wealth and the foundation of the relationship in this protracted battle.

In forex trading, concealing significant floating profits from a trend extension from a partner at a critical moment is a necessary tactic of deception, not deception.

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Even if a large investor has identified the correct direction and followed the trend, managing the fear of floating losses during a pullback and the temptation of floating profits during an uptrend by using a light position, their partner or spouse may still be unable to resist the weaknesses of human nature.
Large-capital forex traders are often solitary, and they may only have the most routine interactions and communication with family. When faced with the temptation of floating profits from an uptrend, they may seek someone to share their thoughts, such as whether they should close their positions early to lock in profits. In this case, a partner or spouse may be the most suitable person. However, if they honestly share the floating profits from the uptrend, their partner or spouse may be overjoyed. Their partner or spouse may instinctively ask them to close their positions without a second thought to lock in profits. While this is a normal first reaction, it may cause large investors to miss out on greater profits from future trend extensions.
Therefore, in forex trading, large investors are left alone to face the loneliness and greed brought by rising trends.

In forex trading, large traders concealing significant floating losses from their partners at critical junctures is not an act of deception, but rather a flexible strategy.

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Even if large forex traders correctly identify the direction and follow the trend, and with their numerous small positions, they can withstand the fear of floating losses during trend pullbacks and the greed of floating profits during rising trends, their partners or spouses may not be able to withstand the inherent flaws of human nature.
Large forex traders often live in isolation, perhaps maintaining only regular interactions with their wives and children. When faced with the fear and pressure of floating losses during trend pullbacks, they may long to share their burdens, and their partners or spouses may be the first choice. However, informing a partner of a significant floating loss during a normal drawdown is likely to shock them. While it's natural for a partner or spouse to blindly close their position, this can lead to significant losses and missed opportunities for future continuation of the trend.
Therefore, large-scale forex traders must endure the loneliness and pressure of floating losses during a trend drawdown alone. They should not proactively disclose their investment details to their partner or spouse, nor should they adhere to absolute honesty. Being "honest" in this situation would be as unwise as confessing to a scammer or a fraudster. Lying to a scammer or fraudster is the right thing to do, potentially saving money or even life. "Keeping the secrets" from a partner or spouse at a critical moment can also protect funds and potentially future lucrative profits, and is both reasonable and appropriate.
Admittedly, facing significant floating losses during a normal drawdown can be a heavy hearted experience for traders. However, even when a partner or spouse is enjoying a good meal or a good life, they must put on a cheerful front to conceal their losses and protect their funds or potentially future lucrative profits. In fact, I've experienced this myself on a regular basis.

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