Forex investment experience sharing, Forex account managed and trading.
MAM | PAMM | POA.
Forex prop firm | Asset management company | Personal large funds.
Formal starting from $500,000, test starting from $50,000.
Profits are shared by half (50%), and losses are shared by a quarter (25%).
Forex multi-account manager Z-X-N
Accepts global forex account operation, investment, and trading
Assists family office investment and autonomous management
From the perspective of the traditional cognitive system, without deep experience of the economic and mental pressures brought by poverty, it is difficult to fully understand the essence of life; without the tempering of setbacks, individual cognition is likely to remain at a relatively superficial level.
From the perspective of psychology and behavior, significant changes in individuals usually depend on strong external stimuli. Taking the extreme situation of facing a life-and-death test as an example, such experiences can often reshape the individual's values and cognitive system in a short period of time, allowing them to gain a deep understanding of life. When an individual encounters a major setback in life, he should maintain a rational attitude and avoid falling into the vortex of negative emotions, because this is very likely to be a key turning point in the development of life into a new stage, and it is a potential driving force for individuals to achieve leapfrog development.
In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, according to the theory of financial market investment, when investors suffer major losses, they should not fall into a negative emotional state. The impact of major losses is actually an important opportunity for investors to deeply reflect on and optimize their trading strategies and risk management systems. If they cannot effectively learn lessons, it will be extremely difficult to achieve sustained profits in the complex and ever-changing foreign exchange market. From the perspective of investment philosophy, every setback contains unique value. It is an important cornerstone for building an investment knowledge system and improving trading capabilities, and it is also a spiritual source that motivates investors to keep making progress.
For participants who have withdrawn from the foreign exchange investment and trading market, from the perspective of realizing investment returns, they have lost the opportunity to convert past trading experience into actual economic benefits. In addition, from the perspective of the balance between investment risk and return, excessive setbacks have the problem of uneven resource allocation for successful foreign exchange investment traders, because frequent setbacks will cause investors to bear tremendous pressure at the psychological and physiological levels, accelerate physical and mental fatigue, and then have a negative impact on the accuracy and efficiency of their investment decisions. However, from the perspective of the general law of human development, individual growth is often achieved under the pressure of difficulties, and foreign exchange investment traders are also difficult to transcend the constraints of this objective law.
From the perspective of cross-research of social psychology and behavioral economics, under the traditional social ecological structure, jealousy, a complex psychological phenomenon, has a higher probability of occurrence in groups with relatively low social classes, insufficient knowledge reserves, and relatively lagging personal growth and development processes.
Irrational jealous behavior patterns show obvious negative competition characteristics, that is, when faced with others showing significant advantages in a certain field, they tend to take improper means such as malicious slander and setting obstacles to suppress the development momentum of others; while rational jealousy follows the logic of positive self-improvement, regards the excellent performance of others as a reference system for self-growth, stimulates their own enterprising motivation, and is committed to achieving transcendence through their own efforts.
Some individuals have unwarranted resentment. From the perspective of personality traits and ability assessment, these individuals generally have ability shortcomings, lack of gifted traits, mediocre performance in career development and personal achievement, and have a high tendency to be lazy. Based on this, the excellent qualities, talents, hardworking behavior patterns, hardworking spirit and persistent struggle of others are often regarded as a sharp contrast to their own mediocrity in the cognitive framework of such individuals, which leads to a glaring and conflicting subjective feeling.
In the highly specialized financial activity field of foreign exchange investment and trading, according to the investment income theory and asset allocation model, those technical analysis methods, professional knowledge system, market operation common sense and trading practice experience that have not yet been converted into actual economic benefits can only be defined as personal interest preferences for foreign exchange investment traders. This category is similar to general interests and hobbies such as chess, ball, running, reading, calligraphy and excellent language expression ability in essential attributes, and all belong to personal activity choices at the level of non-professional core income creation.
In the field of foreign exchange investment, from the perspective of risk management and psychological capital construction, irrational jealousy should be avoided as much as possible. Relevant technology, knowledge, common sense and experience can only serve as interest support elements in the process of foreign exchange investment and trading before profit realization. The jealousy between interests and hobbies that have not yet established an effective connection with wealth transformation is meaningless and extremely absurd from the perspective of investment value judgment and psychological effectiveness analysis.
In the highly specialized field of foreign exchange investment and trading, which is full of opportunities and challenges, practitioners who truly have deep insight and excellent trading wisdom must always maintain a positive work attitude and a high degree of professional sensitivity, and resolutely eliminate any form of slack behavior.
From the perspective of behavioral economics and decision science, laziness is not only a negative behavior pattern, but also a significant manifestation of the lack of rational decision-making ability and strategic vision in a complex and changing market environment.
If foreign exchange traders overestimate their trading ability based on subjective assumptions, but lack in-depth research on trading strategies, accurate grasp of market trends, and continuous efforts to achieve financial freedom in actual operations, and are only satisfied with current trading performance and lack the spirit of active learning and progress, then this behavior is not real trading wisdom in the context of professional foreign exchange trading, but only a manifestation of speculative thinking limited to short-term interests and local advantages, that is, the so-called "cleverness". Practitioners who truly have great wisdom in the field of foreign exchange investment must have a strong sense of progress and can continuously optimize their trading strategies and risk management capabilities through continuous learning, in-depth research and active practice in a constantly changing market environment.
In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, whether it is basic trading technology, comprehensive market knowledge, practical trading common sense, or valuable practical experience, only through long-term, systematic and continuous investment practice activities and high-intensity actual combat exercises can it be effectively transformed into practical trading strategies and stable profitability, thereby truly realizing the leap from theoretical knowledge to actual productivity. On the contrary, if investors only rely on simple market intuition or scattered trading skills, but lack systematic practical accumulation and in-depth theoretical research, then such investors can only be regarded as speculators who lack long-term investment planning and strategic vision in the professional foreign exchange trading market, and it is difficult to be recognized as having real trading wisdom and professional accomplishment.
In fact, in the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, a large number of practitioners have been forced to withdraw from the market before they have fully exerted their professional potential and intellectual advantages at the critical stage of accumulating trading experience. In-depth analysis of the reasons behind this is mainly because these practitioners failed to establish a solid basic trading knowledge system at the beginning of entering the market, failed to master the necessary trading skills and risk management methods, and lacked sufficient coping ability and psychological tolerance in the face of complex and changing market environments and fierce market competition, thus choosing to give up prematurely.
In the conventional daily cognitive system, people often quote the view that "everything that happens is beneficial to me" to adjust their own psychology.
When faced with a situation that goes against expectations, people tend to attribute it to a potential, established arrangement that is beyond the current cognitive scope.
In the highly complex and uncertain field of foreign exchange investment and trading, traders should not be overly entangled in emotions for missed opportunities. From the perspective of risk management and behavioral finance, not participating in a specific market transaction is likely to enable traders to effectively avoid long-term psychological pressure caused by holding positions. This reduction in pressure not only helps traders maintain a good physical and mental state, but more importantly, it enables traders to always maintain a rational thinking mode in the subsequent trading decision-making process, avoid irrational trading behaviors caused by emotional factors, and thus improve the scientificity and rationality of trading decisions.
Analysis of the mentality and cognitive level of foreign exchange investment traders in the process of seeking mentors.
In the field of foreign exchange investment, when traders seek mentors, their mentality and cognitive level have an important impact on the construction of their investment path and the improvement of their professional ability. At this time, we should resolutely abandon the mentality of complaining and thinking that we have been treated unfairly. Many proverbs and poems in ancient China, such as "Don't be an official, all officials are the same. If you and I were to be officials, we might be more greedy than him" and "The rich people today once hated the rich people deeply", have made a profound analysis of human nature from a social psychological perspective. From the macro perspective of historical development, human nature has significant stability and continuity in its essential characteristics.
When seeking a teacher, foreign exchange traders usually expect to have in-depth exchanges and discussions with senior and successful investors. However, the cold attitude that the other party may show is a normal phenomenon based on cost-benefit considerations and social interaction laws in human nature from the comprehensive perspective of behavioral economics and social psychology. When foreign exchange traders grow into senior, successful and mature investors through their own learning and practice, they will deeply understand that different cognitive levels, capital scales and investment cycles determine significant differences in investment strategies. Under the theoretical framework of investment, communication between subjects at different levels often makes it difficult to achieve effective transmission and resonance of investment concepts and strategies.
Take long-term investors with tens of millions of funds and ultra-short-term scalpers as examples. From the perspective of portfolio theory and transaction cost analysis, if the strategies of long-term investors based on macroeconomic analysis, industry cycle research and asset allocation optimization are fully presented to ultra-short-term scalpers who only focus on short-term price fluctuations and rely on high-frequency trading techniques, they will most likely be denied by the latter based on their own trading logic, and even misunderstood as lacking professionalism.
On the contrary, in the judgment system of long-term investors based on their own risk-return preferences and investment goals, the trading behavior of ultra-short-term traders has similar risk characteristics to gamblers due to excessive speculation and lack of consideration of long-term value. This typical case clearly shows that in the investment field, when subjects at different cognitive levels, capital levels and investment cycle dimensions communicate, due to the lack of a common theoretical basis and practical logic, it is not only difficult to reach an effective consensus, but also very easy to cause misunderstandings based on cognitive biases.
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