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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 and trading, the excessive spread of technical knowledge is quietly damaging the interests of retail small-capital traders.

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These traders spend a lot of time studying various technical indicators, trading models and price patterns, but gradually lose the ability to think independently in the busyness. It seems that they are constantly learning and improving, but in fact they are caught in a vicious circle.
Behind this phenomenon, there is a complex chain of interests. Foreign exchange brokers, educational training institutions, technology product sellers and other stakeholders attract retail investors to learn by spreading trading technology. They may not all have malicious intentions, but objectively they have put retail investors in a state of "running around". Retail investors are overwhelmed by a huge amount of technical information and have no energy to explore the core logic and internal laws of foreign exchange investment.
From common sense, people who are truly proficient in foreign exchange investment are more inclined to devote their energy to actual transactions to gain profits rather than engage in teaching work. Those who are keen on opening courses and imparting technology have not yet understood the true meaning of investment to a large extent. Therefore, for retail small-capital traders, abandoning the habit of blindly following the trend to learn technology and learning to think independently is the key to growth in the foreign exchange market. Only through deep thinking can we gain insight into the nature of the market and find an investment strategy that suits us.

In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, there is an intriguing phenomenon: when traders are completely disappointed with trading technology and choose to give up, it is often the starting point for their investment career to truly mature.

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Many traders spend years immersed in the study and research of trading technology, from candlestick chart patterns to complex indicator systems, from classic trading models to cutting-edge analysis methods, and they are working hard. However, the cruel reality is that most of them still find it difficult to escape the fate of losses.
When this dilemma persists, traders have to start reflecting. After in-depth research, they gradually realized that the proportion of trading technology in the elements of investment success is far less important than imagined. This cognitive change is like breaking the shackles of thinking and allowing them to jump out of the limitations of technical analysis. "If the heart is not dead, the Tao will not be born." Only by letting go of excessive dependence on technology, abandoning the mindset of "seeking outside", and turning to "seeking inside", and paying attention to one's own trading mentality and psychological quality, can we truly touch the essence of investment.
In fact, in foreign exchange investment, the importance of capital scale, trading mentality and psychological quality far exceeds trading technology. The scale of funds provides investors with a buffer space to resist risks, a good mentality can help traders maintain rational decision-making in market fluctuations, and a strong psychological quality is the key to coping with trading pressure. Compared with this, trading technology is just the icing on the cake. The time span of each trader from blindly pursuing technology to awakening is different. This includes differences in personal understanding, as well as the elements of luck and fate, which determine their final direction on the road of investment.

In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, personality factors have a profound impact on traders' choices and development paths.

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Introverted traders often engage in trading out of their love for investment itself; while extroverted traders may see trading as a new way out when their career choices are limited.
Entrepreneurial activities in traditional industries face different challenges and opportunities due to differences in business environments in different regions. But the commonality is that entrepreneurs must actively expand their network and maintain interpersonal relationships. This process requires frequent communication and collaboration with others, and requires extremely high personal social skills. Extroverted traders have a natural advantage in this regard. They are good at interacting with people and can easily deal with complex interpersonal relationships, which makes them like a duck in water in the traditional entrepreneurial field.
Introverted traders are just the opposite. Social activities often bring them huge psychological pressure. Foreign exchange investment and trading provide them with another possibility. In addition to the account opening process, the trading process is more of a process of independent thinking and self-decision-making, without the need to frequently deal with external social pressure. This trading mode of deep dialogue with oneself fits the personality traits of introverts, allowing them to give full play to their own advantages.
From the perspective of trading thinking, introverts are naturally inclined to "seek inward", and do not need to go through the process of thinking transformation in foreign exchange trading; extroverts are used to "seeking outward". After engaging in trading, they need to overcome their inherent thinking, learn and adapt to the process of looking inward and analyzing trading psychology. In contrast, introverted traders reduce this link of thinking transformation, and avoid many unnecessary twists and turns on the road of trading growth.

Foreign exchange investment and trading novices generally have two major cognitive misunderstandings, which seriously affect their trading decisions and investment results.

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The first is the wrong judgment of the market's dominant factors, and the second is the unrealistic estimation of their own growth rate.
In the cognition of novices, technical analysis seems to be the master key to open the door to wealth in the foreign exchange market. They spend a lot of time studying various technical indicators, patterns and trading models, but ignore the essence of the market. In fact, in the foreign exchange market, the scale of funds is often more decisive than technical analysis. It may not require complicated technical means to earn $10,000 with $1 million; but trying to earn $1 million with $10,000 through technical analysis is like a fool's dream. This is like in real life, highly educated technical talents may find it difficult to accumulate wealth due to lack of financial support, while the second generation of rich people have a natural advantage in resource acquisition and wealth growth with the huge amount of inherited funds. It can be seen that in foreign exchange trading, technology lacks competitiveness in the face of capital scale, which is an indisputable fact.
Another misunderstanding of novices is the wrong understanding of their own growth rate. In other industries, people know that it takes a long time of learning, practice and precipitation from entry to mastery. Lawyers need years of case experience, doctors need long-term clinical practice, and racing drivers and athletes also need a lot of training to reach the top level. However, novices in foreign exchange investment and trading generally have a quick success mentality and believe that they can become trading masters in just one year.
But data shows that the success rate of foreign exchange investment and trading is less than 5%, which is far lower than the success rate of professionals such as lawyers and doctors. The reason why novices have such blind confidence is that they lack sufficient understanding of the knowledge system, practical experience and psychological quality training required for foreign exchange trading, and fail to realize that improving trading ability is a long and difficult process.

In foreign exchange investment and trading activities, the biggest cultural barriers faced by ordinary Chinese foreign exchange investment traders compared with ordinary Western traders are the Thirty-Six Stratagems, Sun Tzu's Art of War and the Art of Emperors.

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China has a long history and profound cultural traditions. Ordinary people have been immersed in traditional culture for a long time and have been unconsciously bound by the Thirty-Six Stratagems, Sun Tzu's Art of War and the Art of Emperors. Of course, there are similar cultural phenomena abroad, such as House of Cards. Some knowledge, common sense, experience and technology are not for the general public, but for those who have a specific mission and are in a specific class.
China's Thirty-Six Stratagems, Sun Tzu's Art of War and the Art of Emperors mainly explain the art of defending against others and the technology of playing games with others, which belongs to the category of seeking outside. This easily leads ordinary Chinese people to have an illusion that foreign exchange investment and trading is a technique of fighting, competing and gambling with others, and thus they are misled by the Thirty-Six Stratagems, Sun Tzu's Art of War and the Art of Kingship.
However, among ordinary foreign exchange investment and trading traders in China, some people who are born introverts have successfully avoided this trap. These introverts are often smart and wise, and they are born with the characteristics of introversion. They may not have an advantage in traditional Chinese industries, but they are naturally compatible with foreign exchange investment and trading, which is an introverted career. After engaging in foreign exchange investment and trading, they can avoid too much contact with people, enjoy the concentration and tranquility brought by loneliness, and at the same time take care of other things they like, so as to achieve the fulfillment and satisfaction of life.

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Mr. Z-X-N

China · Guangzhou

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