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Many proprietary forex trading companies are actually scams, with poor management and extremely unreliable operations.

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These companies look like scams because they leave traders with no pay or trapped in a situation where they wait forever for pay. These companies take advantage of traders' trust and desire for wealth, but fail to deliver on their promises, leaving traders with nothing.
However, not all proprietary forex trading companies are scams. Some companies simply want to make a profit by charging registration fees and challenge fees from new forex traders. These new traders often have limited funds, and the companies make money this way. Although only a very small number of forex traders who pass the challenge can make a profit, the registration fees and challenge fees collected by the companies are relatively limited. In contrast, some fake forex brokers are even worse, and they directly defraud the principal of forex traders with strong financial resources.
Forex proprietary forex companies that rely on charging registration fees and challenge fees have a profit model that relies on the large number of forex traders participating. As long as this base is large enough, the company can continue to operate. When problems arise in the operation of a foreign exchange proprietary company, it is usually because there are not enough participants. Quantity is particularly important here.
Fake foreign exchange brokers are different. They mainly rely on a certain number of foreign exchange investment traders with strong funds. Even if they only deceive 10 million-dollar investors, they can get a net income of 10 million US dollars. In this model, quantity is not important. The key is to be able to deceive investors with a large enough fund. This is the truth about these fake brokers.

Foreign exchange brokers or foreign exchange platform providers do not necessarily qualify as foreign exchange market makers.

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Institutions that can obtain the qualification of foreign exchange market makers are usually large institutions that have been strictly screened and have strong financial strength. These institutions not only need to meet strict regulatory requirements, but also need to have sufficient funds to cope with market fluctuations and trading needs. Therefore, institutions that can obtain the qualification of foreign exchange market makers often have a high reputation and strength in the industry.
The qualification of a foreign exchange market maker actually gives it the power to bet on foreign exchange. A foreign exchange market maker is essentially a betting platform, and its structural design often tends to make foreign exchange investment traders lose money. This design is similar to a large casino, which puts traders at a disadvantage in long-term transactions through complex rules and market mechanisms. Foreign exchange market makers make profits from the spread by providing buy and sell quotes, and this spread is often designed to be unfavorable to traders.
In contrast, a foreign exchange proprietary company is more like a super casino. Although both foreign exchange proprietary companies and foreign exchange market makers provide trading services, the rules of foreign exchange proprietary companies are usually stricter and more demanding. Foreign exchange proprietary companies not only require higher funds from traders, but may also set more trading restrictions and conditions. These rules and restrictions make foreign exchange investment traders face greater risks and challenges during the trading process. Therefore, a foreign exchange proprietary company is more like a super casino with a larger scale and stricter rules, and traders need to treat it with more caution.

Life is a journey full of challenges and opportunities. Its meaning lies in experience and growth.

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We should not regret what we did in the past, nor should we always blame our past selves. Because at that time, we were standing at the crossroads of life, facing confusion and uncertainty. At that time, we were limited by our own cognition and the environment we were in, and could only make the most reasonable choice at that time. This was the unique life arrangement of ourselves at that particular moment, and it was also the arrangement of fate.
The same is true for the accumulation of experience, technology, knowledge and common sense in foreign exchange investment trading. When foreign exchange investment traders are still new, due to lack of experience and skills, they often make wrong choices under the pressure of various factors. These mistakes can be seen as the cost of cognition and an indispensable part of the growth process. When traders gradually become experienced, their choices will be different because their cognition and experience have improved. And when traders become masters, their choices will be different from their experienced selves because their vision and understanding are deeper. As traders continue to accumulate experience and skills, and the scale of funds gradually expands, their cognition and realm as big-capital investment masters are completely different from their small-capital investment masters.
In short, foreign exchange investment traders must constantly accumulate experience, skills, knowledge and common sense. If you keep standing still and always stay at the novice stage, you will not be able to achieve the gradual process from novice to skilled, from expert to master. Only by continuous learning and growth can you go further on the road of foreign exchange investment trading and achieve higher goals.

For foreign exchange proprietary trading companies, the rules they set may make traders feel very cumbersome.

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For example, strict tracking retracement requirements, complex evaluation processes, high activation fees, prohibitions on overnight holdings, and strict consistency rules. These rules are essentially a kind of restrictions, like insurmountable obstacles, and their purpose seems to be to increase the difficulty of traders' success, thereby reducing the winning rate of foreign exchange investment traders.
Some foreign exchange proprietary trading companies even set IP login address restrictions, which further increases the difficulty of traders' operations. These numerous rules seem to be designed to make it difficult for foreign exchange investment traders who may make money in the future. These companies may prevent traders from withdrawing money at any time for various reasons, and all these rules and restrictions seem to be prepared for default.
It is worth noting that most of these rules are made by foreign exchange proprietary trading companies themselves, not based on industry standards. Due to the lack of unified industry standards, foreign exchange proprietary trading companies tend to be more casual and unscrupulous when making rules. This situation not only harms the interests of traders, but also undermines the reputation of the entire industry. In the long run, the foreign exchange proprietary trading industry will find it difficult to continue to operate, which is almost an inevitable outcome.

In the foreign exchange proprietary trading industry, about 98% of companies are fraudulent, and they use casino-like methods to restrict foreign exchange investment traders through various restrictions.

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Among them, most foreign exchange proprietary trading companies will provide traders with simulated accounts disguised as real accounts. If traders make a lot of money in these simulated accounts, companies usually find various excuses to refuse to pay. This behavior not only harms the interests of traders, but also undermines the reputation of the entire industry.
This business model that relies on earning registration fees, challenge fees, and examination fees from foreign exchange investment traders is destined not to go very far. The sustainability of this model is very limited because it lacks real value creation and long-term customer loyalty. On the contrary, those foreign exchange proprietary trading companies with strong funds, by using real funds, allocating real money accounts to experienced foreign exchange investment traders, and letting them invest, trade, and operate on their behalf, is the future direction. This model can not only provide traders with real investment opportunities, but also achieve long-term and stable returns through professional management.
In addition, the agency account operation, investment, and trading of the MAM (multi-account management) and PAMM (percent allocation management module) management models provided by foreign exchange brokers are also the future development direction. This model can effectively avoid foreign exchange investment fraud, because the managers of MAM and PAMM management models are only responsible for the account trading, investment and operation of the entrusted clients, and do not touch the entrusted clients' funds at all. This separation of funds and management provides investors with a safe isolation mechanism, greatly reducing the risk of funds being misappropriated or defrauded. Through this model, investors can safely entrust their funds to professional trading managers while maintaining control over the funds.

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