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In the foreign exchange investment and trading industry, there are some bad foreign exchange investment and trading education and training companies that have adopted some deceptive means to achieve their business goals.
These companies will target profitable foreign exchange investment traders by sending a large number of random emails. In the emails, they may use some vague and misleading language, claiming that the foreign exchange investment traders' trading conditions are very unstable and there are various potential risks.
However, this is actually just a strategy of these education and training companies to disrupt the psychology of foreign exchange investment traders. They try to make traders doubt their trading ability and make them more likely to accept their "help".
Then, these education and training companies will vigorously promote their trading methods, claiming that these methods are very effective and can help traders make stable profits, thereby inducing foreign exchange investment traders to pay for education and training.
But in fact, this behavior is a marketing psychological means, and its main purpose is to obtain economic benefits, rather than to truly help traders improve their trading skills and profitability.

Foreign exchange proprietary trading companies usually formulate a series of complex rules and restrictions, and behind these rules and restrictions is actually artificial intelligence monitoring.
This monitoring system tracks traders' trading behavior, capital flow and market operations in real time to ensure that traders strictly abide by the company's regulations. However, this high level of monitoring and restrictions is a huge psychological burden for traders.
In daily life, if someone is always monitoring your every move and recording your every word and deed, you will feel extremely uncomfortable and frustrated. This state of being monitored will bring additional pressure and restraint, making it difficult for people to play and act freely. People will become cautious because of the fear of being monitored, and even because of excessive anxiety. Can't concentrate on doing their own things.
In foreign exchange investment transactions, when foreign exchange investment traders are constantly restrained, restricted and monitored, they often feel frustrated, compromised, and distracted during the transaction process. Traders will become hesitant because they are worried about whether their operations comply with the company's regulations, and may even be unable to calmly analyze market trends due to excessive anxiety. In this case, it is difficult for foreign exchange investment traders to truly display their foreign exchange investment trading skills and fully exert their trading strategies and analytical capabilities.
In the end, there is often only one result, that is, loss, or even losing all the funds. Because traders cannot trade in a free and relaxed state, their trading decisions are often affected by emotions, resulting in wrong operations. This additional pressure and restraint brought by artificial intelligence monitoring not only affects the psychological state of traders, but also seriously affects their trading performance, ultimately leading to losses. Although this high level of monitoring and restrictions may protect the interests of the company to a certain extent, it seriously damages the interests and trading experience of traders, and may even cause traders to lose confidence in the entire foreign exchange investment market.

Foreign exchange investment proprietary trading companies have formulated a large number of rules, which are to a certain extent intended to take advantage of the greed and impatience of ordinary foreign exchange investment traders to make profits.
For example, the company sets a stop loss limit. This may force traders to close their positions when the market fluctuates in the short term for fear of further losses, and miss the opportunity for subsequent market reversals. Time limits are also an important aspect. They may limit the time traders hold positions, making it impossible for them to trade according to long-term trends and only make decisions in the short term, which increases the difficulty of trading. Profit target limits will also have an impact on traders. They may force traders to close their positions when they reach a certain profit and cannot continue to hold positions to obtain greater profits. The limit on the percentage of retracement should not be ignored. It may cause traders to panic when the market has a small correction, and then make decisions that are not in their favor. The limit on closing positions on the same day may prevent traders from flexibly adjusting trading time according to their trading strategies, further limiting their operating space.
The more restrictions there are, the more complex the rules are. The more rules there are, the more constraints there are on traders. And the more constraints there are, the more difficult it is for foreign exchange investment traders to freely use their trading skills during the trading process. In this case, traders are often unable to make the most appropriate decisions based on their own analysis and judgment, but are bound by these rules and restrictions. The hope of success becomes slimmer. Because traders cannot trade in a free and relaxed state, their trading decisions are often affected by emotions, resulting in wrong operations. Although this high level of monitoring and restriction may protect the interests of the company to a certain extent, it seriously damages the interests and trading experience of traders, and may even cause traders to lose confidence in the entire foreign exchange investment market.

See through the lies of US foreign exchange proprietary trading companies.
To see whether US foreign exchange proprietary trading companies are lying, you must understand the relevant regulations of US regulators. If a US foreign exchange proprietary company advertises that they will provide CFD trading services to capital customers with real money, then this is obviously a lie. According to US laws and regulations, regulators explicitly prohibit CFD trading. This kind of propaganda is often false information deliberately created by companies to attract customers. When choosing a foreign exchange trading service, investors must carefully verify the company's qualifications and legitimacy to avoid falling into the trap of such false propaganda.
The difference between CFDs and futures.
CFDs are an over-the-counter (OTC) product, which means that they do not go through any regulated exchange. All transactions are conducted directly between the company and the client, without any third-party regulatory agency monitoring and filing. This trading method is extremely risky because the client cannot ensure the fairness and transparency of the transaction. In contrast, futures trading is completely different. Futures trading has a regulated exchange, and all orders are monitored and filed by the exchange. This regulatory mechanism ensures the fairness and transparency of transactions and protects the interests of investors. When choosing trading products, investors should give priority to regulated futures trading to reduce risks.
The future of foreign exchange proprietary trading companies.
Don't think that the foreign exchange proprietary trading company industry will die out soon. In fact, these companies may adopt some strategies to circumvent regulation. For example, they may rename their business as a "simulated trading game" and offer rewards based on the performance of simulated trading. Although this practice seems legal on the surface, it is actually still using customers' funds for high-risk transactions. This strategy not only deceives investors, but also seriously damages the reputation of the entire foreign exchange market. When choosing foreign exchange trading services, investors must carefully verify the qualifications and legality of the company to avoid falling into the trap of such false propaganda.
The nature of the Ponzi scheme.
It is worth noting that about 99% of foreign exchange proprietary trading companies are Ponzi schemes. These companies know that US regulators will hold them accountable, so they often use various means to cover up their true colors. They take advantage of customers' greed and impatience, promise high returns, but actually make profits by manipulating the market and restricting transactions. This behavior is not only illegal, but also causes huge losses to investors. When choosing foreign exchange trading services, investors must carefully verify the qualifications and legality of the company to avoid falling into the trap of such false propaganda.

Although foreign exchange proprietary trading companies do not force foreign exchange traders to invest on the surface, they add additional layers to profitability through various means.
These companies claim to provide a variety of support and services to help traders achieve profitability, but in reality, their rules and restrictions are often designed to trap traders. Forex traders must be very careful in choosing a proprietary trading company and developing the right rules that suit their trading style, otherwise they can easily fall into the trap of these companies.
In all cases, the rules of proprietary trading companies seem to be designed to make those Forex traders who want to get rich quickly fail. These rules often induce traders to adopt short-term, high-frequency, and high-leverage trading strategies. For example, companies may set strict profit targets and time limits, forcing traders to trade frequently in a short period of time to achieve these targets. This trading style often causes traders to feel panic and rush in market fluctuations, resulting in wrong decisions.
The real purpose of these rules is to make Forex traders lose money quickly. Because short-term, high-frequency, and high-leverage trading methods are inherently accompanied by extremely high risks. Traders need to make frequent decisions in a short period of time, and it is easy for them to deviate from their trading plans due to emotional influence. Profit targets and time limits further exacerbate this pressure, causing traders to rush into trading in panic, ultimately leading to losses. This is the truth behind the design of rules for proprietary foreign exchange trading companies. Through these complex rules and restrictions, they induce traders to enter a high-risk trading environment in order to maximize their own interests. This strategy not only causes huge financial losses to traders, but also seriously damages the reputation of the entire foreign exchange market, and may even cause traders to lose confidence in the entire market.



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