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
Forex traders should avoid Forex proprietary companies that operate primarily through virtual accounts when choosing a platform to participate in trading.
The fact that most of the revenue of such companies comes from user application fees indicates that their profit model does not rely on the trading success of traders. Instead, these companies are more focused on how to attract more users to register in order to collect more application fees. This model may lead to insufficient support from the company to traders, because the company can earn money through application fees regardless of whether the trader is profitable or not.
In contrast, real real money Forex proprietary companies adopt a completely different operating model. These companies allow internal Forex investment traders to trade using funds provided by the company, which are earned by the company through its own profits. The main source of profit for real money Forex proprietary companies is achieved through the trading activities of traders, rather than through the collection of application fees. This means that the interests of the company are aligned with the interests of the traders. The company has a stronger motivation to help traders improve their trading skills and optimize their trading strategies, because the success of traders is directly related to the company's profits.
This difference is significant because it directly affects the trader's trading experience and potential earnings. If traders choose a company that relies on application fees as their main source of income, they may not receive adequate support during the trading process and may even face higher risks. On the contrary, if traders choose a real money foreign exchange proprietary company that is truly committed to helping traders succeed, they will have better development opportunities and higher potential earnings. Therefore, when choosing a foreign exchange proprietary company, traders should carefully examine the company's profit model and operating strategy and choose those companies that are truly committed to helping traders succeed.
The most appropriate strategy is to use personal funds to manage foreign exchange investment trading accounts independently.
As many foreign exchange proprietary companies that provide virtual accounts, demo accounts, and paper accounts have closed down one after another, foreign exchange investment traders have gradually realized that these virtual, demo, and paper accounts are of no benefit to the accumulation of investment and trading experience, but instead waste a lot of their valuable time for learning and research.
The account structure and trading pressure of a proprietary foreign exchange company may have a negative impact on the trading decisions of foreign exchange investment traders. Therefore, it is usually a wise choice to inject funds into your own foreign exchange investment trading account and stay away from those virtual, simulated, and paper proprietary companies. This is a generally applicable rule.
For foreign exchange investment traders, only real proprietary foreign exchange companies are trustworthy and helpful, and have the potential for future development. Companies that operate simulated, paper, and virtual foreign exchange investment trading accounts have no future. In fact, they are operating an adult version of the "Monopoly"-style wealth digital game, which is not worth participating in at all.
Foreign exchange investment traders must be cautious when setting goals. Overly aggressive goals often force them to take too much risk.
Although this high-risk trading strategy may bring significant gains in the short term, it may also cause traders to quickly run out of funds when facing market fluctuations. Therefore, even if traders successfully pass the hurdles set by foreign exchange investment and trading proprietary companies, it is difficult for them to keep these challenging trading funds for a long time. This is because aggressive trading strategies are often unsustainable and traders may face huge losses once the market changes unfavorably.
The so-called foreign exchange proprietary investment and trading companies do not make their main profit from the long-term trading activities of old traders, but from attracting new traders to join every month. These companies usually charge new traders exam fees, registration fees or challenge fees instead of relying on the continued payment of old traders. Because once traders pass the initial challenge stage, they no longer need to pay these fees. This profit model makes the company more inclined to constantly attract new traders rather than helping old traders achieve long-term trading success.
This profit model runs counter to the concept of long-term foreign exchange investment. Foreign exchange short-term trading and foreign exchange long-term investment are two completely different types of investment, similar to the difference between short-distance running and long-distance running. Short-term trading is like a 100-meter sprint, which requires concentration and quick decision-making in a short period of time, but this high-intensity trading method is difficult to sustain for a lifetime. On the contrary, long-term investment is more like a marathon, requiring patience and strategy, and focusing on long-term stable growth. However, those Forex proprietary trading companies that make profits through exam fees, registration fees and challenge fees are actually engaged in a short-term and unsustainable business model. They are taking "exams" every day and regard exams as their main business model instead of helping traders achieve long-term trading goals. This model is not only not conducive to the long-term development of traders, but also difficult to achieve sustainable success in a highly competitive market.
The founders of Forex proprietary trading companies that operate real money accounts are also wise. They are committed to building a successful and practical real money Forex proprietary trading company, rather than just maximizing profits through demo accounts and making wealth from those who fail the challenge.
This is indeed a meaningless act, and all those Forex investment traders who have lost money in their accounts or have not passed the challenge will have a negative view of this, and the profit model of most companies is to profit from the failure of Forex investment traders. This is part of the market, just like the business model of any broker. Proprietary Forex firms don’t really want Forex traders to fail, but they do expect Forex traders to fail, and that’s a fact.
Proprietary Forex firms are not rigged as Forex brokers falsely claim, gambling is rigged. The challenges of proprietary Forex firms are entirely up to the Forex traders themselves, their skills, and their decisions. Forex brokers don’t understand what rigging really means because it’s their job, they make a living from it, and most successful traders have a positive view.
For most Forex traders, even professional Forex traders, a 10% profit per month is probably simply unrealistic. A Forex trader may occasionally succeed in a month, but it’s impossible to make money consistently and consistently.
In reality, the truth is that the vast majority of Forex traders simply cannot consistently profit and succeed from the accounts assigned to them by proprietary Forex firms.
The virtual trading accounts provided by many proprietary forex trading companies are essentially a gaming system in their entirety.
In fact, it fully meets the definition of a game, because such trading does not create any real economic value. It is just a virtual platform that allows better forex traders to take funds from relatively poor forex traders with their higher skills and experience. In this virtual gaming environment, the transfer of funds does not bring any substantial production or creation, but is simply a redistribution of wealth between players, similar to a virtual wealth game.
In real forex trading accounts, the situation is completely different. Those who are truly successful forex traders are those who treat trading as a business and treat it in a professional manner. They not only have deep market knowledge and rigorous risk management strategies, but also have a high degree of self-discipline and a good mentality. These advantageous forex traders are able to achieve long-term profitability and make real money with their professional skills and real accounts with large funds while treating trading as entertainment, leisure or games.
The large real accounts they use not only require higher trading skills and strategies, but also involve the management and operation of funds, which can better reflect the comprehensive strength and professional level of traders. In this way, they can obtain stable returns in the complex foreign exchange market and realize the appreciation of wealth, rather than relying on virtual small virtual accounts to play simple wealth games.
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