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

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In the carry trade of foreign exchange investment, the Swiss franc is no longer suitable as a carry investment currency, and the Japanese yen has gradually exposed its instability and may be excluded from the ideal choice of carry investment in the future.

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According to the basic principle of long-term carry investment, investors will sell low-interest currencies and buy high-interest currencies to obtain returns. However, there is now an interest rate inversion phenomenon in the global foreign exchange market, and the Swiss franc is a typical example. As a safe-haven currency, even if the interest rate is low, the currency value continues to be strong. If investors sell Swiss francs for carry investment and hold positions for a long time, they may eventually face a situation of negative returns and serious losses.
As a safe-haven currency, the Japanese yen has also shown strong characteristics in recent years. At present, the Japanese yen can still be used for carry investment, thanks to the enthusiasm of many Japanese foreign exchange investors for long-term Japanese yen carry investment, which provides support for it. However, once the yen continues to appreciate in the future, Japanese investors will no longer use it as the main choice for long-term carry investment. Then the carry strategy of selling yen and buying high-interest currencies and holding long-term positions will also put investors in a situation of negative returns and serious losses. Therefore, foreign exchange investors who make long-term carry investments must pay close attention to the interest rate inversion in yen carry transactions and adjust their investment strategies in a timely manner.

In the complex ecology of foreign exchange investment transactions, the occurrence of liquidation is the result of the combined effect of capital scale and leverage multiples. Even if foreign exchange investment is defined as a low-risk investment, the risk of liquidation is still high.

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The continuous emergence of liquidation stories on the Internet makes it difficult for large-capital long-term investors to understand. The close monitoring and timely intervention of central banks of various countries on the fluctuations of mainstream currencies have stabilized the price fluctuations in the foreign exchange market, which has not only limited the high returns of large funds, but also reduced the degree of loss of small funds.
But the number of liquidations has not decreased. The transaction records displayed by many investors show that their principal is only a few hundred dollars. Such a small investment is actually a gambling mentality to participate in foreign exchange investment. It is like a gambler entering a casino with only a small amount of money to control the risk, but he does not know that he has stepped into the high-risk speculation field.
Improper use of leverage is another key factor in liquidation. Formal platforms have strict restrictions on leverage. Even if the highest leverage is used and the transaction direction is wrong, under the law of currency mean reversion, the possibility of liquidation is relatively low. However, informal regulatory platforms often provide ultra-high leverage. Once investors make mistakes in operation, liquidation is imminent.
In foreign exchange investment transactions, short-term profits are difficult, and small funds are even more difficult to make profits. Small capital investors are eager to get rich quickly and rely too much on leverage for short-term operations. However, the market direction is difficult to accurately judge. The combination of high leverage and small capital often ends in liquidation. Informal foreign exchange brokers regard small capital retail investors as profit targets, and retail investors' stop losses are their source of income. The trading relationship between the two parties is like a casino and a gambler, full of risks and unfairness.

In the world of foreign exchange investment and trading, the halo of the gods of foreign exchange short-term trading is actually a trap carefully woven by foreign exchange brokers to attract retail foreign exchange investment traders to become victims of the market.

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In the international foreign exchange market, the legendary experiences of a few short-term speculators are widely publicized, such as the feat of blocking the British pound. But if you think calmly, you will find that their success does not come from superb trading skills, but relies on a huge intelligence network to obtain key insider information, which is the core factor of their success.
The books published by these speculators seem to contain the true meaning of trading, but in fact they may just be a tool for self-hype. Even they themselves admit that they cannot understand the content of the books, which is enough to show that the real purpose of these books is not to share trading wisdom.
Foreign exchange brokers, especially informal brokers, try their best to spread the legendary stories of these speculators in order to encourage retail foreign exchange investment traders to engage in high-frequency short-term trading. Because the stop loss of small-capital retail investors is equivalent to the profit of informal brokers, the trading relationship between the two parties is seriously unbalanced.
But the times are developing, and the vigorous rise of self-media has broken the information barrier. Today, more and more retail foreign exchange investment traders have seen the truth of the market, no longer blindly worship the so-called trading gods, and are no longer keen on short-term high-frequency trading. The volatility of the foreign exchange market continues to decline, and the market trading activity is not as active as before. This is the embodiment of the awakening of retail investors. They are no longer willing to become cannon fodder in the market and traffic providers for big investors.

In the foreign exchange and gold investment and trading market, foreign exchange investment traders will intuitively feel that the effect of trading technology on gold and silver varieties is better than that on foreign exchange currency varieties.

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The core of this difference is that gold and silver are not subject to state intervention, while mainstream currencies are closely monitored and intervened by central banks of various countries.
In gold and silver trading, when investors first open a short-term position or increase their long-term position midway, the strategy of placing a breakout order at the previous high or low is more feasible. Since many gold investors around the world place orders at these points, the trend is likely to extend significantly after the price is touched, so the breakout transaction is effective.
But foreign exchange currency trading faces different situations. When investors place a breakout order, the central bank's reverse intervention order may become an obstacle. For example, in the Swiss franc incident in 2015, Switzerland's cancellation of a large reverse order triggered a series of chain reactions, and the intervention of the Swiss central bank led to the bankruptcy of multiple foreign exchange brokers.
This shows that central bank intervention often places reverse orders, and ordinary foreign exchange investors find it difficult to break through. False breakthroughs are common in foreign exchange trading.
For gold and silver, many central banks are buyers for strategic reserves, rather than intervening in the market. This allows investors to better use trading techniques in gold and silver trading, while in foreign exchange trading, they need to consider the factors of central bank intervention more carefully and adjust trading strategies reasonably.

In foreign exchange investment trading, countless traders' sharing is often plagiarized from each other, lacking novelty and may not be worth watching.

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However, if a certain point of view is sharp and you have never heard of it, it may be the most impressive and make your foreign exchange investment trading leap forward.
The field of foreign exchange investment trading itself is a niche industry. In order to maintain the country's strategic goals such as economic stability, financial stability and trade stability, many countries are restricting and prohibiting foreign exchange investment trading. This directly hinders the development of foreign exchange investment trading and leads to the lack of a complete foreign exchange investment trading ecosystem in the market.
At present, most textbooks on foreign exchange investment trading come from stocks and futures, which do not meet the real needs of foreign exchange investment trading at all. Many new foreign exchange investment traders have to search for articles or videos on the Internet to learn and improve, but most of the shared content is repeated and plagiarized from each other. Obviously, many sharers themselves do not understand the content they share, which may mislead novices and make them take years of detours.
Wise forex traders will use reverse reasoning to think about the shared content, which often leads to better thinking methods. Those who advocate frequent trading and stop-loss can be regarded as the interests of forex brokers. Frequent trading and stop-loss are the biggest reasons for retail investors to fail, and are also the reason why retail investors eventually leave the market quickly.

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