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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 field of foreign exchange investment, technical analysis seems to have become an exclusive label for short-term trading.

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Investors who are obsessed with naked K patterns, true and false breakthroughs, and obsessed with various indicator interpretations, momentum analysis, and moving average system research are all looking for opportunities in micro-market fluctuations, trying to capture every possible short-term profit. In sharp contrast, long-term foreign exchange investment seems to have jumped out of the shackles of technology and can achieve stable returns without complex technical analysis. ​
Why are many traders keen on short-term trading? The reason may be that they have limited funds and hope to make a big profit with a small investment; or they have a dream of getting rich overnight and are eager to turn over; or they are under pressure from life and urgently need to earn income through trading. However, the cruel reality is that short-term trading is often difficult to make a profit. The statistics of platform providers clearly show that most of the losers belong to the group of small-capital traders. They choose short-term trading due to insufficient funds, and fall into losses due to the high risk of short-term trading, forming a vicious circle. ​
Foreign exchange long-term investment follows a completely different logic. When the big trend emerges, if the principal is $1 million, you can first open a position of $100,000, and then gradually increase the position after floating profits appear. Such an operation not only avoids leverage risks, but also effectively suppresses fear and greed in trading. In fact, foreign exchange investment is a low-risk and high-yield variety with great potential, and the long-term carry investment income is even more considerable. Even if the funds are limited, as long as you stick to the long-term investment strategy and practice for several years, you can also understand the truth. However, few people share such experiences on the Internet, precisely because most people cannot bear the long-term trial process and lack patience and persistence.

According to statistics from foreign exchange trading platforms, more than 70% of novice traders have the problem of over-reliance on technical indicators.

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They study candlestick patterns and various technical indicators day and night, trying to predict market trends through complex analysis. The "illusion of certainty" created by technical analysis makes novices believe that they have found a shortcut to investment. But in fact, the accuracy of any technical indicator is difficult to exceed 70%, and the complexity of the market far exceeds the scope that indicators can cover.
When technical indicators frequently fail in actual combat, novices' operations often fall into a vicious circle. Data show that novices will try more than 3 remedial measures on average after the indicator fails, such as superimposing new indicators, adjusting parameters, changing time periods, etc., but in the end 85% of people still find it difficult to achieve stable profits and become "puppets" of technical indicators.
The essence of foreign exchange investment trading is a probability game. Even experienced traders cannot guarantee that every transaction will be successful. Studies show that the winning rate of top traders is usually between 40% and 60%, and their success stems from strong risk management and psychological control capabilities. Novices need to change their thinking and regard technical analysis as a component of the trading system, rather than relying on it entirely. The market ultimately tests the comprehensive ability of traders, not the proficiency of technical indicators. In addition, the scale of funds plays an important role in investment. With sufficient funds, large investors can better resist market risks. According to statistics, the probability of liquidation for investors with a capital scale of more than one million US dollars is more than 60% lower than that of small investors.

In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, the difference in capital scale has a profound impact on the behavior patterns and trading mentality of investors.

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Successful large-capital investors, despite their busy schedule and precious time, generally have strong patience and are good at waiting for the right opportunity in the market; while failed short-term small-capital traders, although they have plenty of time, find it difficult to calm down and wait due to the survival pressure brought by the shortage of funds.
"Waiting" as the core secret of foreign exchange trading presents completely different attitudes in investors with different capital sizes. Large-capital investors have the material basis for waiting with their strong financial strength, and the sense of security brought by funds enables them to remain calm in trading. In contrast, small-capital traders face the realistic pressure of maintaining their livelihoods and protecting their families. The scarcity of funds makes them eager to pursue short-term gains and cannot tolerate the uncertainty of waiting.
From the perspective of market game, the trading model of large-capital investors is similar to that of casino dealers. Relying on their strong financial advantages, they can participate in market transactions for a long time and wait for profit opportunities to appear. More importantly, when large-capital investors choose not to use leverage or set stop losses, the profit model of foreign exchange brokers is difficult to take effect. Brokers cannot make profits through liquidation or stop losses, but need to bear the operating costs of the trading platform, which makes brokers love and hate large-capital investors. This also explains why the world's top ten foreign exchange brokers often use various methods to politely refuse investors at the million-dollar level to join in order to maintain their own profit margins.

In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, retail small-capital traders generally have cognitive misunderstandings. They often feel inferior due to their small capital scale, and assume that large capital investors must be more favored by foreign exchange brokers.

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However, the attitude of the world's top ten foreign exchange brokers towards million-dollar investors has overturned this conventional perception - they always reject such large capital customers in disguised ways.
The key to exploring the logic behind it lies in the difference in profit models. With sufficient funds, large capital investors often adopt low-risk strategies, do not rely on leverage, and reduce stop loss settings, which makes it difficult for brokers to profit from their liquidation or stop loss, and even feel that the other party is using the trading platform for "free" to make a profit. In contrast, retail small capital traders often rely too much on leverage due to limited funds and are eager to make profits, and frequently stop losses and liquidation. These behaviors have become important profit points for brokers.
From this reverse reasoning, it can be seen that if retail small capital traders can restrain their dependence on leverage, choose light positions and do not set stop losses, they can effectively resist brokers' unfavorable measures such as high slippage. This also reveals the core truth of foreign exchange investment and trading: leverage seems to be a tool to magnify returns, but it is actually a deeply hidden trap, and most investors fail to notice its harm.

In foreign exchange investment and trading, many foreign exchange investment and trading masters emphasize the importance of patience and regard patience as a valuable quality. However, patience is essentially waiting, waiting for the right trading opportunity.

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In foreign exchange investment and trading, impatience will lead to panic, panic will lead to mistakes, and mistakes will eventually lead to losses. Patience is waiting, but patience is conditional. Only with sufficient funds can you maintain patience. Without funds, patience is out of the question.
There is a consensus in the literary world: books are written for the poor, but they are often read by the rich. This phenomenon is not surprising. Ordinary people are busy running around for three meals a day, and they have neither time nor mood to read heavy novels. For them, lack of patience is normal. And the rich have both time and mood, so they can naturally read heavy novels patiently. Therefore, patience is conditional, has thresholds, and even has barriers. For those who have no conditions and are hindered by thresholds and barriers, patience is a torment. The patience of a forex investment trading master is active, while the patience of a forex investment trading novice is often passive. Patience also has a time limit. A forex investment trading master can wait patiently for 3 years, while a forex investment trading novice may not even be able to wait for 3 hours because they may be in urgent need of making money to buy milk powder for their babies.
For those investors who have no conditions, how to deal with this helpless situation? The answer is to use forex investment trading as a second sideline, accumulate wealth through the main business, achieve financial freedom first, and then achieve wealth freedom through forex investment trading. From financial freedom to wealth freedom, although there is only one word difference, there is still a long way to go.
Of course, some people must doubt the possibility of achieving financial freedom through the first career. Take me as an example. I started my business at the age of 30, focusing on two niche and unpopular fields: cosmetic packaging bottles and soft flip-top molds and women's lipstick molds. In China, there are no more than 5 companies focusing on this sub-industry. In just 10 years, I accumulated millions of dollars. The profit of unpopular industries can reach 200%.
Due to the implementation of labor laws in China, workers' wages have risen sharply, and I think the prospects of factories are limited. In addition, I gave my US dollar savings to international investment banks for investment, but most of them lost money, so I decided to learn more about investment. In addition, China has foreign exchange controls, and offshore accounts cannot remit funds to mainland China. Based on these three conditions, I was forced to choose to engage in foreign exchange investment trading.

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+86 137 1158 0480

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Mr. Z-X-N

China · Guangzhou

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