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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 China, young investors need to be cautious about foreign exchange investment and trading, and avoid overinvesting resources and energy.
At present, China's foreign exchange investment and trading ecosystem is not yet perfect, and there is a lack of foreign exchange trading platforms approved by the official authority. This market situation makes it difficult for investors to compare and evaluate platforms, and it is difficult to obtain comprehensive and accurate information. It is very easy to fall into decision-making difficulties, which significantly increases the probability of encountering fraud risks, making China a high-incidence area for foreign exchange investment fraud.
In the past two decades, most central banks in the world have generally implemented negative interest rates or low interest rate monetary policies, one of the purposes of which is to gain a favorable position in the international trade pattern. In this context, mainstream central banks have strictly limited the price of their own currencies within an extremely narrow fluctuation range through a variety of policy tools. Affected by this, the foreign exchange market lacks obvious trending market conditions, and the so-called short-term price breakthrough signals are mostly market noise and lack sustainability. At the same time, due to the narrowing or even disappearance of interest rate differentials, the traditional long-term carry trading strategy in the foreign exchange market is difficult to implement effectively, and the overall market presents a relatively stable trend. Investors must maintain rational judgment and not be misled by promoters who have insufficient professional knowledge and only a superficial understanding of the market. According to public media reports, most quantitative trading institutions that claim to have made huge profits focus their business on the stock market, while quantitative companies that truly have deep professional capabilities and mature technical systems in the field of foreign exchange investment and trading are extremely scarce. In a market environment lacking trending market conditions, the application of quantitative trading strategies in the field of foreign exchange faces many technical and market barriers, making it difficult to exert their due effectiveness.
For Chinese investors, it is relatively convenient to conduct foreign exchange exchange operations through online banking in China, but there are many obstacles when transferring funds to foreign exchange broker platforms, and the complexity of the operation process is far beyond expectations. Considering China's huge population base and the reality of frequent foreign exchange fraud cases, many fraud activities show the characteristics of regional concentration. A considerable proportion of the funds obtained from fraud attempt to be transferred across borders through international foreign exchange platforms or international foreign exchange banks. International law enforcement agencies have involved many international foreign exchange platforms and foreign exchange banks in legal proceedings by tracking the flow of funds, and their regulators have also imposed strict regulatory pressure on these financial institutions. This series of events has led international foreign exchange platforms and banks to adopt more prudent business access standards and risk control measures for Chinese investors.
Take my actual experience of operating a foreign trade factory as an example. Despite having offshore bank flow records of hundreds of thousands of dollars in payments from manufacturing clients, foreign exchange brokers still refused to provide me with continuous fund deposit services. This situation directly led to the loss of some potential long-term foreign exchange carry trading opportunities. Based on this, in the future, when making large-scale fund allocations, it may be necessary to explore other more feasible investment channels. Foreign exchange as a long-term investment target no longer has significant appeal and advantages.

In the field of foreign exchange investment, many foreign exchange broker platforms actively establish business contacts with foreign exchange multi-account PAMM/MAM (percentage allocation management model/multi-account management model) managers, and sincerely invite them to carry out investment and trading activities on this platform and use the PAMM/MAM management model to provide services to platform customers.
From the business essence, this behavior has certain marketing attributes. Its core purpose is not to recommend its existing customer resources to partners, but to expand a wider customer base with the help of partners to achieve business growth of the platform.
In the foreign exchange investment and trading system, foreign exchange banks have become the most reliable and trustworthy trading platform with their stable financial strength, perfect regulatory system and extensive market resources. In contrast, the customer funds of broker platforms are usually deposited in the broker's own account. For retail foreign exchange investors with small funds, the impact of this fund deposit model is relatively limited; however, for foreign exchange investors with large funds, there are risks that cannot be ignored. The scale of funds of some large foreign exchange investors may far exceed the capital strength of foreign exchange brokers. Based on the trade-off between risks and returns, few large foreign exchange investors are willing to invest huge amounts of funds in non-bank broker platforms because such platforms contain relatively high credit risks and liquidity risks.
In addition, even if foreign exchange brokers are willing to entrust their original customer resources to foreign exchange multi-account PAMM/MAM managers for management, they will face a series of complex problems. From the perspective of cost-benefit, the customer base of non-bank brokerage platforms is mainly small retail investors. The operating costs required for refined management are high, while the benefits are relatively limited, which will lead to inefficient allocation of resources. From the perspective of investment strategy differences, foreign exchange multi-account PAMM/MAM managers are usually large-scale investors, and their investment philosophy is more inclined to long-term value investment. Once a foreign exchange broker entrusts its original customers to a foreign exchange multi-account PAMM/MAM manager for management, the broker will face the dilemma of limited profit model: on the one hand, it is difficult to make profits in stop-loss operations; on the other hand, it is impossible to make profits from liquidation events. In this case, the business operation of foreign exchange brokers will face great challenges and may even fall into a growth bottleneck. This series of factors constitutes the reality of the cooperation model between brokers and PAMM/MAM managers in the field of foreign exchange investment.

In the field of foreign exchange investment, there are deviations in the trading information disseminated by many ordinary investors, and such information is often not based on their own practice.
Take foreign exchange remittance to the international market as an example. Since the online banking transfer process is completed in the network environment, it is difficult for those who have not experienced it personally to accurately convey the relevant information. Even if there are people who have experienced it personally, if their ability to express themselves in words is limited, it is difficult to effectively communicate through words.
In terms of foreign exchange investment and trading, many countries have implemented restrictive measures on foreign exchange investment and trading. In China, foreign exchange investment and trading are strictly prohibited. As of February 2005, there was no formal foreign exchange investment and trading platform in China. In the absence of practical experience in foreign exchange investment and trading, trading platforms and professional training institutions, foreign exchange investment and trading novices face great difficulties in obtaining truly effective knowledge, common sense, technology and experience and other necessary information.
Although the Internet and artificial intelligence search technology have been highly developed, the source of information that the Internet and artificial intelligence rely on still comes from the online world. At present, most of the knowledge, common sense, technology and experience about foreign exchange investment and trading on the Internet are useless, unimportant or wrong information. If the input information is useless, unimportant or wrong, then the results of Internet search or artificial intelligence search output must also be useless, unimportant or wrong.

Although Internet technology and artificial intelligence search technology have achieved leapfrog development in recent years, the source of their information acquisition is still closely dependent on the network ecosystem.
Some people believe that such technology has the potential to gradually replace the role of teachers in the school education system, which even includes the academic level of university professors. However, from the perspective of the global higher education layout, in the college settings in the field of finance, there has not yet been an independent major specifically for investment skills training. This is not because educational institutions subjectively ignore this professional direction, but because the formation of investment skills, in essence, is a process that deeply relies on the precipitation of practical experience. Without actual capital investment and operational experience in a practical environment, even senior finance professors will find it difficult to accurately grasp the core essence of trading skills when facing complex and changeable investment trading scenarios.
Although the Internet and artificial intelligence search technologies have reached a fairly high level of technical maturity, the foundation of their information sources is always anchored on network data resources. Even under ideal assumptions, all data and resources of network data sources are highly accurate and reliable. In the highly professional field of foreign exchange investment and trading, such technologies still cannot completely replace manual decision-making. The fundamental reason is that artificial intelligence technology can help foreign exchange investment traders sort out the basic concepts and theoretical framework of foreign exchange investment and trading with its powerful data processing capabilities, and help them understand the driving factors behind trading behavior.
However, when facing specific trading decisions, key links such as the choice of trading timing, risk tolerance assessment, and flexible adjustment of strategies still require foreign exchange investment traders to make independent and prudent judgments based on their own professional knowledge, market insights, and risk preferences. In other words, the Internet and artificial intelligence search technology can provide efficient support for foreign exchange investment traders at the level of information collection and screening, helping them to extract valuable parts from massive amounts of information, but in the decision-making process that affects the success or failure of transactions, it cannot surpass the uniqueness and complexity of human subjective judgment. To further prove this point, we can reverse the argument from the perspective of business logic: if the Internet and artificial intelligence search technology can easily achieve huge profits, then based on the profit-seeking nature of business operations, the operating companies of related technologies will not continue to invest resources to maintain the operation of such services, but will focus resources on business areas where profits are more directly obtained.

In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, investors with significant capital scale and remarkable investment results usually show two completely different attitudes towards different investment groups: discouraging new entrants and encouraging those who stick to it. Dissuading new entrants is mainly aimed at potential participants who have not yet entered the field of foreign exchange investment; while encouraging those who stick to it is mainly aimed at senior practitioners who have been engaged in foreign exchange investment for many years.
The reason why successful large-capital foreign exchange investors take a discouraging attitude towards novices has multi-dimensional rational considerations behind it. Assuming that there is an investor with relatively limited funds, who hopes to achieve a surge in wealth in the short term through foreign exchange investment and fantasizes about achieving financial freedom through the accumulation of several years of trading experience, from a professional perspective, the probability of achieving this goal is almost zero. In the development process of traditional industries, it usually takes three years of basic accumulation and six years of in-depth research to reach a proficient level, and it takes ten years of unremitting efforts to become an industry leader. For Chinese investors, the situation facing foreign exchange investment is more complicated. First, under the domestic policy framework, it is extremely difficult to find a reliable trading carrier due to the lack of legal and compliant foreign exchange trading platforms. Second, the exchange and remittance links are strictly restricted by many policies and regulations, resulting in a large obstacle to the cross-border flow of funds. Furthermore, given that foreign exchange investment transactions are strictly regulated in China, it is difficult to build a complete foreign exchange investment transaction ecosystem, which makes it extremely difficult for investors to obtain professional knowledge and skills.
As for successful large-capital foreign exchange investors exhorting practitioners who have been engaged in foreign exchange investment for many years to stick to it, there is also sufficient professional basis. If an investor has been deeply involved in the field of foreign exchange investment for more than ten years, it means that he has accumulated rich practical experience in the long-term market tempering. Time is undoubtedly a powerful witness to this accumulation process. If you choose to give up foreign exchange investment trading due to periodic investment losses, the valuable experience accumulated in the previous ten years will be difficult to convert into actual value. On the contrary, investors should be firm in their beliefs and continue to invest in the field of foreign exchange investment. This is because foreign exchange investment trading belongs to a niche and relatively unpopular industry category, with relatively low market competition. Compared with traditional industries, there are more potential profit opportunities. For foreign exchange investors, periodic investment failures are only temporary. Learning lessons from failures and turning failed experiences into valuable wealth for reference is the key to achieving long-term investment success. Through in-depth research on those with more than ten years of foreign exchange investment experience, it is found that the main cause of their investment failures is mostly due to improper use of leverage. If investors avoid using leverage during trading, even if there is a deviation in the judgment of market conditions, as long as they maintain enough patience and wait for the adjustment of the market cycle, they can basically realize the return of funds. The mean reversion of foreign exchange market prices is a common market law. Even if prices deviate in the short term, the central bank will take market intervention measures in a timely manner to maintain its foreign trade advantages. Therefore, without using leverage, the possibility of investors realizing capital losses is relatively low.



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