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


Language gives mainland foreign exchange investment and trading multi-account managers an advantage in communicating with Taiwanese customers.
In Taiwan, there are a number of international foreign exchange brokers that provide MAM (Multi-Account Management) and PAMM (Percentage Allocation Management Module) account services. These tools give fund managers (also known as trading managers) management authority over multiple customer accounts and allocate profits or losses based on trading performance. On the one hand, this service model provides a convenient way for investors who want to entrust their funds to professional traders for management; on the other hand, it also creates an opportunity for experienced traders to manage multiple accounts.
Characteristics of Taiwan's foreign exchange market.
Dominated by international brokers: The service providers of Taiwan's foreign exchange market are mainly global foreign exchange brokers, which is attributed to the relative scarcity of local foreign exchange brokers in Taiwan. International brokers have attracted many investors in Taiwan to participate in market transactions with their deep industry experience and advanced technology platforms.
Language and cultural advantages: Taiwan uses Mandarin as the common language and traditional Chinese characters. This feature provides convenience for multi-account managers from mainland China with rich foreign exchange investment and trading experience to conduct business. Despite the differences between traditional and simplified Chinese characters, character recognition does not constitute an obstacle for mainland managers, which facilitates their efficient communication and provision of quality services to Taiwanese clients.
Investment opportunities: For mainland multi-account managers of foreign exchange investment and trading, the Taiwan market provides a long-term investment channel with higher return potential than traditional savings. By applying professional fund management strategies and trading techniques, they can help Taiwanese clients achieve asset appreciation.
Significance for multi-account managers.
Market opportunities: Taiwan's foreign exchange market has opened up a new market space for experienced multi-account managers. By providing professional fund management services, they can attract investors from Taiwan and expand their business and scale.
Cultural affinity: The similarity in language and culture gives mainland managers a significant advantage in communicating with Taiwanese clients and providing services. This cultural affinity helps to establish a solid trust relationship and effectively promote the in-depth development of business cooperation.
Professional development: Managing multiple accounts can not only bring managers a stable source of income, but also effectively enhance their professional capabilities and market reputation. Through practical experience in the Taiwan market, they can further optimize their trading strategies and management models and improve their professional level.
Advice on choosing a broker.
For investors in Taiwan, when screening brokers that provide MAM and PAMM services, it is necessary to comprehensively consider the following key factors:
Regulatory compliance: It is necessary to ensure that the broker has obtained formal licenses from relevant regulatory agencies and strictly complies with various regulatory requirements. This is a key prerequisite for ensuring the safety of investors' funds and the legality of transactions.
Trading platform: Brokers that provide stable, efficient and fully functional trading platforms should be given priority. High-quality trading platforms can significantly improve trading efficiency while providing a wide variety of trading tools and professional analysis functions.
Fee structure: Investors need to have a deep understanding of the broker's fee structure, including spreads, commissions and other potential fees. A reasonable fee structure can help reduce trading costs and improve investment returns.
Broker reputation: Thoroughly research the broker's market reputation and customer reviews. Give priority to brokers with good reputation and credibility in the market to ensure reliable and high-quality services.
In summary, the foreign exchange market in Taiwan provides abundant development opportunities for international foreign exchange brokers and experienced traders. By providing professional MAM and PAMM services, they can help Taiwanese customers realize asset appreciation while also opening up new paths for their own business development.

In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, practitioners generally encounter a high probability of failure, and the core causes include lack of knowledge reserves and insufficient preparation in the early stage.
A large number of foreign exchange investment traders rashly engage in trading activities in the market before they have a comprehensive and thorough understanding of the complex characteristics of the foreign exchange market. This behavior causes them to lack rational judgment based on full cognition in the decision-making process, and they are very likely to face the potential risk of huge losses. In addition, cognitive bias in the principle of risk leverage is also one of the key factors leading to trading failures. Some foreign exchange traders blindly use high leverage to trade without fully understanding the risks behind high leverage.
In terms of stop loss setting, many foreign exchange traders have significant cognitive misunderstandings. They lack scientific basis when setting stop loss points, and set the stop loss range too narrow, which ultimately leads to a large number of orders that are very likely to trigger the stop loss mechanism. This frequent stop loss operation not only causes the initial capital to continue to shrink, but in the long run, it is very likely that traders will be forced to exit the market due to capital exhaustion. From theoretical and practical experience, if leverage is not used, under certain market conditions, stop loss can indeed be set. The concept of stop loss has been over-exaggerated by foreign exchange brokers to a certain extent. The root cause is that brokers are usually in the opposite position of retail traders in transactions, and the frequent stop loss behavior of retail traders actually creates profit opportunities for brokers.
Investment trading psychology is also an important professional field that traders tend to ignore. Traders fail to effectively control emotions such as fear and greed, which have a negative impact on foreign exchange trading decisions, thereby breaking the stable psychological state that foreign exchange trading should have. From a deeper perspective of economic behavior, the fundamental reason why retail investors tend to use high leverage and show greedy trading behavior is the relative shortage of funds. The limited funds force them to adopt high-risk strategies similar to gambling in trading. If the funds are sufficient, such high-risk trading behaviors will be greatly reduced.

In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, practitioners often obtain support and information in online communities or forums.
It is undeniable that some successful foreign exchange traders will share trading strategies on these platforms. However, after practical verification and professional analysis, most of the trading strategies shared on the platform are questionable in terms of reliability. Although there are indeed a small number of strategies with application value, this cannot change an objective fact: the vast majority of such trading strategies are difficult to achieve the expected profit goals in actual operations.
In fact, many successful foreign exchange traders have invested a lot of time in these communities, but have not been able to reap the benefits that match them. From the perspective of behavioral motivation and time allocation, usually only forex trading novices or forex trading advertisers have enough motivation and time to publish information on the platform. Their behavior is more to create traffic data for the platform, rather than to share mature and effective investment strategies. In essence, they are not true examples of success in the field of forex investment.
In sharp contrast, practitioners who have truly succeeded in the field of forex investment often maintain a low-key style of behavior and rarely appear publicly on such social platforms. They are indifferent to exchanges and interactions that are not related to the core of trading, because from a professional perspective, participating in such social activities with no substantive value is undoubtedly an unreasonable consumption of time and energy, which seriously affects their time allocation for focusing on trading strategy research and market analysis.

In the field of forex investment and trading, the multi-account management model of forex investment and trading can avoid the proliferation of fraud.
In the field of forex investment and trading, its decentralized and non-over-the-counter trading characteristics make it difficult for regulatory measures to be effectively implemented. This situation not only makes foreign exchange investment trading a high-incidence area for fraud, but also causes serious damage to the reputation of the industry. It also leads to a gradual decline in its recognition and attractiveness in the market, which is undoubtedly a major unfavorable factor in the development of foreign exchange investment trading.
The global foreign exchange investment trading market has introduced multi-account management models, namely MAM (Multi-Account Manager) and PAMM (Percentage Allocation Management Module) management models. From the perspective of combining theory and practice, these models have, to a certain extent, built a mechanism to prevent fraud. MAM and PAMM account managers only rely on the foreign exchange investment trading accounts of entrusted customers to carry out investment or trading operations, and do not directly control customer funds. Based on this theoretical framework, the potential risk of fraud is eliminated from the root. However, due to the inherent greed in human nature and the lack of moral awareness of some practitioners, some MAM and PAMM account managers who lack professional ethics use customer accounts to seek improper commissions. This behavior has seriously impacted the credibility of these two management models and fully exposed their defects in institutional design.
In order to promote the improvement and optimization of the MAM and PAMM management models, foreign exchange brokers can consider canceling the commission system of account managers and clearly require them to bear a corresponding proportion of losses when facing investment losses. Through this measure, the MAM and PAMM management models will be more complete and mature at the institutional level. If market entities intend to adopt the MAM and PAMM management models, they can require account managers to issue a formal written commitment to bear 25% of the loss responsibility. With the binding effect of the spirit of the contract, the breeding and spread of fraud can be effectively curbed from the institutional level.

Under the global foreign exchange investment and trading market framework, fraud in the field of foreign exchange spot trading has shown a high incidence and rampant trend.
Due to the lack of a central exchange, the foreign exchange market has a distinct decentralized feature, which undoubtedly greatly increases the difficulty of supervision and creates a low-intensity regulatory operating space for criminals, allowing them to carry out trading activities in a relatively loose regulatory environment.
Fraudsters often use the means of promising high profits and low risk returns to attract investors. These false promises precisely exploit the psychological needs of investors to achieve rapid wealth growth, and induce them to make blind investment decisions without fully understanding and evaluating the potential risks. Forex trading itself is highly complex. For novices who are new to the field, this complexity is further magnified in the context of insufficient market education, allowing fraudsters to easily defraud investors' trust and funds through fraudulent means such as Ponzi schemes and fictitious investment opportunities.
Fraudulent brokers are able to act recklessly due to loopholes in the regulatory supervision system and poor implementation. Such brokers usually offer very attractive trading conditions, but in actual operations they frequently commit fraudulent acts, such as maliciously manipulating trading results and illegally withholding customer funds.
In the public's perception, forex trading is often labeled negatively, and many people characterize it as highly speculative, and even compare it to gambling. This negative reputation is largely due to the financial losses suffered by traders when working with dishonest brokers, as well as the serious underestimation of the risks of foreign exchange trading by some traders.
To effectively reduce the risk of falling victim to foreign exchange fraud, investors need to conduct comprehensive and in-depth due diligence, obtain professional knowledge from authoritative and reliable information sources, and be highly cautious and vigilant about investment invitations that clearly violate market laws and are beyond common sense.
Multi-account management model (MAM) and percentage allocation management model (PAMM) in foreign exchange investment transactions are currently regarded as more effective anti-fraud measures. However, entrusting clients still need to be wary of potential risks. There is a possibility that MAM and PAMM account managers may use the managed accounts to seek commissions, which is very likely to harm the economic interests of clients.



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