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
In traditional daily life situations, individual growth is usually accompanied by a certain amount of cost investment as a necessary price.
From the perspective of behavioral economics and psychology, humans generally lack the internal driving force to cherish and deeply analyze things that do not cost money. This phenomenon is significantly reflected in the field of psychological counseling services. Some members of the public, based on intuitive cognition, unilaterally believe that psychological counseling can be charged only by verbal communication, which has a certain degree of cognitive bias. In fact, when visitors pay for counseling, based on the rational decision-making mechanism of cost-benefit analysis, they will carefully consider the match between the value of the advice provided by the counselor and the counseling fee, thereby stimulating deep thinking and self-reflection. On the contrary, if psychological counseling is provided free of charge, people tend to ignore its potential value and lack the subjective initiative to explore and reflect deeply, influenced by the inherent contempt for free things in human nature. This phenomenon does not originate from the lack of professional ability of psychological counselors, but is rooted in the instinctive attributes of human beings to seek benefits and avoid harm and attach importance to cost investment.
In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, it is common for investors to suffer losses in the initial investment stage, and large losses are also common. From the perspective of behavioral finance, the profound lessons brought by such losses constitute a strong external incentive, prompting investors to actively engage in foreign exchange trading knowledge learning, in-depth research on trading strategies, and self-investment behavior reflection, thereby promoting the gradual improvement of their investment cognition level. This learning and growth process usually requires several years of continuous accumulation and precipitation. In this process, if investors are fortunate enough to come into contact with professionals who have both psychological professional qualities and successful foreign exchange investment practice experience, their key suggestions condensed from professional knowledge and practical experience may help investors achieve a leapfrog breakthrough in cognition, thereby avoiding years of blind exploration and trial and error. However, successful foreign exchange investors usually do not necessarily engage in the field of professional consulting services. Even if they occasionally provide guidance and suggestions free of charge, only those investors with a strong investment intention and enterprising spirit can deeply understand their essence. Individuals who lack internal investment motivation often find it difficult to think deeply and digest these valuable suggestions because they have not paid the actual cost, thus missing the key opportunity to innovate their investment concepts and improve themselves.
This deep understanding and comprehension gained in the foreign exchange investment process usually only favors those investors who have sufficient knowledge reserves, strong enterprising spirit and are good at seizing opportunities. This precisely highlights the unique charm of foreign exchange investment transactions. Its market environment is full of high uncertainty and unknowns, and investment success often comes inadvertently to those investors who continue to learn, are good at reflection and can accurately grasp market opportunities.
In the highly specialized and uncertain field of foreign exchange investment transactions, successful foreign exchange investment traders with excellent investment capabilities and significant profit performance generally tend to focus their main energy on their own investment practices, and rarely get involved in professional consulting services.
In contrast, some practitioners who fail to achieve their expected profit targets or even suffer major losses in foreign exchange investment transactions often choose to transform themselves into trainers and then devote themselves to the professional consulting service market. The reason why successful foreign exchange investment traders are cautious about professional consulting services is that they have a deep insight into the huge challenges faced by guiding others to achieve stable profits in the complex and ever-changing foreign exchange market. From the perspective of psychology and behavioral science, individual thinking patterns, behavioral habits, and risk preferences are highly stable. In daily life situations, it is extremely difficult to try to make fundamental changes to others, and most can only achieve a certain degree of influence. This phenomenon is also reflected in the field of education. In major universities around the world, investment and trading related majors are relatively rare. Investment and trading is essentially a skill that relies heavily on long-term practical accumulation, continuous training, and keen insight into market dynamics. It is by no means possible for learners to fully master and flexibly apply it simply through the traditional classroom theory teaching model. Based on their rich practical experience and profound market knowledge, successful foreign exchange traders clearly realize that focusing on the optimization and execution of their own investment strategies can often achieve personal wealth growth more efficiently than investing their energy in teaching others to make profits.
From a professional perspective, most of those foreign exchange investment failures who have transformed into trainers have insufficient practical experience, or after a relatively short period of practical operation, they are unable to effectively cope with the high-intensity market risk pressure, complex trading psychological burden and the ever-changing market environment, and eventually have to choose career transformation. Of course, among the foreign exchange investment trainers, it is undeniable that there are some excellent individuals with solid theoretical foundation, rich market experience and excellent teaching ability. However, in an industry environment where practical performance is the core evaluation indicator and success measurement standard, relying solely on training activities to help learners achieve outstanding investment achievements faces many difficult-to-overcome obstacles at the practical level. Although on-site guidance can theoretically provide learners with immediate feedback and targeted guidance, and has certain potential value, due to the intermittent and unpredictable nature of the foreign exchange investment and trading market, on-site guidance and on-site observation face many limitations in the actual operation process, lacking continuous operability and wide applicability.
After in-depth research, it was found that the investment concepts and trading strategies spread by trainers who were transformed from failed foreign exchange investment traders mostly come from the simple transplantation of theoretical knowledge in books and the experience summary of others' failed cases. For example, common concepts such as "stop loss must be set when opening a position" and "no prediction, just follow", from the perspective of investment strategy classification, are mainly applicable to speculative trading behaviors with short-term price fluctuations. Such strategies have high risks and uncertainties, and are essentially different from the long-term investment concept of focusing on long-term value investment and pursuing steady asset appreciation. They are more like high-risk speculative game skills. Especially for those foreign exchange trading novices who pay for training, in the absence of independent thinking ability and rich practical experience, they are easily misled by these one-sided concepts and fall into thinking errors and are difficult to get rid of. Throughout their investment careers, they may never be able to accurately grasp the essential differences between short-term foreign exchange trading and long-term foreign exchange investment in terms of trading objectives, risk control, investment cycles, etc., and it is even more difficult for them to understand the conceptual distinction and strategic division between foreign exchange trading (focusing on short-term price fluctuations to make profits) and foreign exchange investment (focusing on long-term asset allocation and value growth), which are precisely the core knowledge system and key practice points in the field of foreign exchange investment.
Although successful foreign exchange investment traders do not participate in the routine operation of professional consulting services, based on their profound professional qualities and rich practical experience, they occasionally give constructive opinions and key points, which may provide valuable inspiration for those foreign exchange novices with a strong willingness to learn and enterprising spirit, helping them to achieve rapid improvement in investment capabilities in a relatively short period of time and grow into professionals in the field of foreign exchange investment. They choose not to charge fees. From the perspective of reputation risk management and industry ethics, they are mainly worried that once fees are charged, it may cause external doubts about their motives and service quality, thereby causing potential damage to their good reputation accumulated in the industry. Only those learners who are truly committed to developing in the field of foreign exchange investment and actively seeking to improve their knowledge and skills will think deeply, study repeatedly and apply these valuable tips in practice, while those individuals who lack internal learning motivation and investment enthusiasm will often easily ignore them. From the perspective of behavioral economics and consumer psychology, free information resources are often difficult to effectively stimulate individuals' attention and learning enthusiasm, because humans tend to underestimate the value of free things subconsciously.
Scalping trading is a popular expression of ultra-short-term trading. Its core strategy focuses on completing the order placement operation in a very short time dimension and leaving the market immediately after quickly capturing profit opportunities, focusing on the rapid entry and exit characteristics of trading behavior.
High-frequency trading or quantitative trading is an emerging concept for institutions to conduct ultra-short-term trading with the help of artificial intelligence technology. Its operating mode relies on an automated trading system driven by algorithmic programs. The robot executes orders according to preset instructions and quickly executes the closing process after obtaining immediate profits to achieve rapid profits.
Ordinary foreign exchange investment traders adopt scalping or ultra-short-term trading strategies, generally based on the following two reasons: first, novice investors try such trading methods out of curiosity due to their desire to explore emerging trading models; second, traders with relatively limited funds but good mental resilience and the ability to effectively cope with trading pressure tend to set stop-loss mechanisms and resolutely implement stop-loss operations to control risk exposure. From the statistical analysis of actual trading results, ordinary foreign exchange investment traders who choose scalping or ultra-short-term trading usually face two completely different outcomes in the end: one is to permanently withdraw from the foreign exchange investment trading market after suffering trading losses; the other is to adopt a more stable long-term investment strategy after successfully accumulating sufficient initial capital. From the perspective of psychology and physiology, the mental stress caused by long-term high-frequency stop loss will have a significant negative impact on the physical and mental health of traders, and may even induce serious health risks, such as heart attacks and even sudden death. This is an industry reality that many practitioners have personally experienced but rarely discussed publicly.
For high-frequency trading or quantitative trading using artificial intelligence technology, a strong financial foundation is the key supporting factor for its effective implementation. This trading method is widely used in the stock market. The main reason is that high-quality stocks can usually provide a relatively wide price fluctuation range, which creates the necessary profit space for high-frequency trading or quantitative trading. In general, the fundamentals of high-frequency or quantitative trading targets selected by artificial intelligence algorithms are likely to remain at a good level. During the trading process, if the target stock shows a large price fluctuation space, the trading system will execute the closing operation in time according to the preset risk control model to avoid the risk of profit taking; if the price fluctuation space is limited, the system will choose to maintain the position and wait for a more favorable trading opportunity. Judging from the statistics of transaction success rate, the trading varieties selected by artificial intelligence have high accuracy and stability, which is similar to the vegetable planting process in agricultural production. After a certain growth cycle, they are harvested. Moderately extending the waiting time will not have a substantial impact on the final profit.
However, in the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, the implementation of high-frequency trading or quantitative trading faces many difficult-to-overcome obstacles. The price formation mechanism and market structure of the foreign exchange market determine that trading varieties that can provide a large price fluctuation space are extremely scarce, which makes it difficult to effectively implement high-frequency trading or quantitative trading strategies that rely on price fluctuations to make profits. Therefore, this trading method is relatively less applicable in the foreign exchange market.
In the traditional industry system, the concept of "not doing it if you are not familiar with it" is widely circulated and regarded as an important code of conduct. From a professional perspective, traditional industries have relatively clear and strict standards for familiarity.
Only when practitioners significantly surpass the vast majority of their peers in the industry in terms of professional skills, in-depth understanding of industry knowledge, and accumulation of practical experience, and form their own unique competitive advantages, can they have the basic conditions to gain a firm foothold in the industry. On the contrary, according to the objective law of survival of the fittest in a market economy, those practitioners with unfamiliar professional skills and superficial industry research will eventually be abandoned by the market.
In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, the warning principle of "not doing it if you are not familiar with it" also has an important guiding value. However, for foreign exchange investment traders, how to accurately define the knowledge reserve, common sense cognition, experience accumulation, and the degree of skill mastery means true familiarity, different individuals hold different judgment bases due to differences in investment philosophy, risk preference, trading style and other factors. But based on the general consensus of the industry, there are some representative basic judgment criteria. For example, the "pillow law" means that when investors hold long-term positions for several years, they can still maintain a stable and calm mentality and sleep peacefully even if the market encounters drastic price fluctuations. This phenomenon fully reflects the investors' high confidence in their investment strategies, deep insight into market risks, and effective risk management capabilities; there is also the "stomach law", which means that even in the face of large market fluctuations, investors' daily life rhythm and psychological state are not significantly disturbed, and they can still maintain normal eating habits. This reflects that investors have strong psychological adjustment ability and stable emotional management level when facing a complex and changing market environment.
In addition, there is an essential difference between traditional industries and foreign exchange investment and trading industries. In the competition landscape of traditional industries, if practitioners hope to gain a firm foothold in the fierce market competition, the key lies in continuously improving their comprehensive strength, standing out in direct competition with peers, and surpassing their competitors; in the foreign exchange investment and trading industry, the key for practitioners to gain a foothold is not to focus on defeating others, but to focus on constantly improving their investment knowledge system, optimizing trading skills, and effectively overcoming their own psychological barriers, especially overcoming their inner cowardice and fear, and coping with the high uncertainty of the market with a rational and peaceful mentality, so as to achieve continuous advancement of their investment capabilities.
To ensure the compliance of funds, foreign exchange banks and foreign exchange brokers usually require foreign exchange investment traders to provide proof of the source of funds. However, some people regard this requirement as an implicit restriction on the deposit of large foreign exchange investors.
Foreign exchange banks and foreign exchange brokers have two main ways to make profits: first, to obtain profits through the stop loss of foreign exchange investment traders; second, to make profits by taking advantage of the liquidation of foreign exchange investment traders. The main contributors to these profits are mostly retail foreign exchange traders. Because their capital is relatively small and their stop loss settings are relatively tight, stop losses are easily triggered in most cases during the trading process, thus bringing stable income to foreign exchange banks and foreign exchange brokers. In addition, due to limited funds, these retail traders often use higher leverage to trade, which may cause some people to have their positions liquidated, and foreign exchange banks and foreign exchange brokers can also obtain considerable profits from the liquidation. The root cause is that Foreign exchange banks and foreign exchange brokers act as counterparties in foreign exchange investment transactions.
In contrast, the situation of large-scale foreign exchange investment traders is different. Their funds are usually sufficient and they generally do not set stop losses. Even if slippage occurs during the transaction, it is difficult to pose a substantial threat to large-scale foreign exchange investment traders. Even if they occasionally make wrong trading decisions, they can adjust and cover with sufficient funds without worrying about liquidation. Therefore, in the eyes of large-scale foreign exchange investment traders, the platform tools of foreign exchange banks and foreign exchange brokers are more like a boost to gaining profits, and they can make huge profits on the platform. This forces foreign exchange banks and foreign exchange brokers to restrict large-scale investors from depositing funds by requiring proof of source of funds.
Furthermore, the funds of large-scale foreign exchange investment traders are often deposited in reputable financial institutions such as the world's top ten banks. In this case, it seems redundant to require them to provide proof of source of funds. But in fact, this is an unspoken rule for foreign exchange banks and foreign exchange brokers to restrict large-scale foreign exchange investors, but this restriction is usually not explicitly mentioned.
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