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


For Forex brokers and Forex proprietary firms, dealing with US clients is often a vexing matter.
This is because these firms need to strictly comply with a large amount of paperwork and IRS regulations. US citizens need to pay taxes on all their income regardless of where they live, which puts Forex brokers and Forex proprietary firms on an additional compliance burden. It is precisely because of this complex tax requirement that many Forex brokers and Forex proprietary firms choose not to accept US clients.
Both real money Forex brokers and real money Forex proprietary firms trade over-the-counter, not over the counter. This means that US client transactions cannot be included in the US tax audit system, which is in a difficult state to manage. If anything goes wrong, especially if US clients suffer monetary losses, then Forex brokers and Forex proprietary firms may face the risk of being held accountable. In this case, they must sue under the US legal system, rather than in their own country. This undoubtedly increases legal risks and compliance costs.
Although the United States is a huge market and many products and services related to money and investment originate from the United States, foreign exchange investment is restricted and discouraged in the United States. If foreign exchange brokers and foreign exchange proprietary companies are found to have defrauded US customers, the US government is likely to take action. This has deterred many foreign exchange brokers and foreign exchange proprietary companies from accepting US customers to avoid potential legal disputes and compliance risks.

In the financial industry, many senior traders working in large financial institutions such as institutions, banks, and funds, despite decades of industry experience, still have a considerable number of people who know little about foreign exchange proprietary trading companies. This is not a joke, but a reality.
These large-capital foreign exchange investment traders have sufficient funds themselves, and both large and small funds are not scarce resources for them. Those foreign exchange proprietary trading companies that operate with virtual accounts, demo accounts, and paper accounts are actually tailor-made for those small-capital foreign exchange investment traders who can hardly gather even $1,000. They seem to provide these small-capital traders with the opportunity to participate in foreign exchange trading, but in fact they are taking advantage of their insufficient funds to carry out a disguised plunder.
For large-capital foreign exchange investment traders, it may be a piece of cake to come up with hundreds of thousands of dollars. There are significant differences in the understanding and demand for fund scale in different circles. Under the existing belief screening and push flow technology, even AI intelligence cannot push the push flow content aimed at harvesting small-capital traders with $1,000 to investors with large funds of $10 million.

In the foreign exchange market, virtual accounts (such as demo accounts, paper accounts, etc.) are widely used by some foreign exchange proprietary companies.
These companies claim that they can double their funds every month through virtual accounts to attract investors. However, this performance cannot prove their true investment level. The trading environment of virtual accounts is significantly different from the actual foreign exchange market, lacking the risks of real funds and the complexity of market fluctuations. Therefore, even if excellent results are achieved in virtual accounts, it is difficult to reflect their performance in the real market.
In contrast, investors who truly have excellent investment levels often do not pay much attention to these foreign exchange proprietary companies that rely on virtual accounts. They know that only in the transaction of real funds can the effectiveness of investment strategies and risk control capabilities be truly reflected. Mature foreign exchange investors generally believe that short-term foreign exchange trading is essentially similar to gambling, and its results are more affected by random market fluctuations than by the real ability of investors. This trading method has no value for the accumulation of long-term investment experience, and may even mislead investors and make them ignore the importance of long-term investment strategies.
Some foreign exchange proprietary companies use the name of "funding" to plunder funds from those who are underfunded. These companies take advantage of investors' desire for quick profits to attract them to participate in virtual account transactions, and then charge high fees or induce investors to make unnecessary transactions through various means to obtain profits. This behavior not only harms the interests of investors, but also undermines the healthy development of the foreign exchange market. In contrast, foreign exchange proprietary companies that use real capital accounts should be treated differently. These companies usually have stricter risk control systems and more professional investment teams, and can provide investors with a more reliable trading environment and more realistic investment returns.
In summary, when choosing a foreign exchange proprietary company, investors should be cautious about those companies that rely on virtual accounts. Real investment capabilities need to be verified in the real market, and long-term investment strategies are the key to achieving stable profits.

The key to the success or failure of foreign exchange investment transactions lies in the trader's personality, not technology.
If traders do not pay attention to their own personality problems, no matter how many technologies they have, they will not help. Many traders have devoted their lives to studying technology, but are unwilling to reflect on their personality, and personality defects are the root cause of trading failures.
Research shows that when a trader's heart rate exceeds the critical value, the error rate of operations will soar to 80%, which highlights the cruelty of the foreign exchange market.
Foreign exchange investment transactions are a training ground for human nature, not a numbers game. The following three types of traders are not suitable for trading:
The first type is the gambler personality. This type of person operates with full positions, chases ups and downs, and feels uncomfortable if he does not trade. He also lacks logic and patience. He needs to establish strict trading discipline, otherwise the harder he works, the more he loses.
The second type is the paranoid personality. This type of person is stubborn in the face of losses. When there is a floating loss, he likes to add positions. He is unwilling to admit defeat. Although some people may get out of the trap or even make a profit, the cycle is long. Most people need five to ten years to get out of trouble.
The third type is the anxious personality. This type of person frequently checks the software, hundreds of times a day, and always wanders between greed and fear.

From a psychological point of view, people with the four personality traits are not suitable for marriage.
Paranoid personality disorder (PPD): This type of person is stubborn and suspicious, has low trust, often suspects that their partner is cheating and restricts their freedom, has a strong desire for revenge, and may be hurt if you leave them. Impulsive personality disorder (IPD): emotional instability, easy to lose temper, impulsive behavior, lack of self-control, easy to fight when there is a conflict after marriage, which is the main cause of domestic violence. Narcissistic personality disorder (NPD): self-centered, self-aggrandizing, ignoring the feelings of the partner, unable to give a sense of security, and will deceive and conduct mental control. In fact, people with personality disorders should be avoided as much as possible in marriage and love. These three personality disorders are obvious and harmful. Obsessive-compulsive personality disorder (CPD): pursuit of perfection, stereotyped behavior, strong control, harsh on the partner after marriage, but high requirements for oneself, strong sense of morality and responsibility, generally will not hurt the partner, if you have a strong psychological endurance or the other party is less forced, you can consider getting married. However, if people with these four personalities give up marriage, choose to be single and devote themselves to foreign exchange investment and trading, they may also succeed. Especially for paranoid personality and obsessive-compulsive personality, if they spend decades studying foreign exchange investment and trading, it is difficult to fail. Many successful entrepreneurs have paranoid personality, perseverance, and will not give up until they achieve their goals. I have an introverted avoidant personality as my main type and a paranoid personality as my secondary type. For 20 years, I have been waking up at 5 am and going to bed at 12 pm every day, working all year round, and finally I have mastered the art of investment.



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