Forex multi-account manager Z-X-N
Accepts global forex account operation, investment, and trading
Assists family office investment and autonomous management

Sometimes, unknown challenges may inspire our potential and help us break through conventional thinking.

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In foreign exchange investment transactions, there are indeed many losing traders in the market, but this does not mean that foreign exchange trading itself is unsuccessful. On the contrary, many successful traders have achieved profitability by managing risks reasonably, formulating scientific trading strategies and maintaining a good trading mentality. As an important participant in the market, foreign exchange brokers provide a platform for traders to enter the market for trading. Compliant brokers will follow strict regulatory requirements to ensure the fairness and transparency of the market.
However, there are also some non-standard brokers in the market who may use some marketing methods to attract customers, but these behaviors do not meet compliance and ethical standards. Therefore, when choosing a broker, traders should choose companies with a good reputation and compliance record.
In addition, Japan's long-term carry traders provide a successful case. They earn interest rate spreads for several years by converting low-interest yen into high-interest currencies. This strategy usually does not rely on leverage or frequent trading. This shows that with a reasonable strategy and a robust trading approach, forex trading can be profitable.
In short, the forex market is a diverse market with both successful and losing traders. The key is to choose a compliant broker, develop a reasonable trading strategy, and maintain a rational trading mentality. At the same time, traders should improve their trading capabilities through continuous learning and education to avoid being misled by false information.

Foreign exchange liquidity providers (Liquidity Providers) refer to non-bank companies or institutions that provide liquidity in the foreign exchange market.

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In retail foreign exchange spot trading, these providers play a key role. They provide quotes and liquidity to trading platforms, allowing traders to buy and sell currency pairs smoothly. By establishing connections with banks or other large financial institutions, foreign exchange liquidity providers are able to hedge retail traders' orders into a wider market, ensuring smooth execution and settlement of transactions.
The existence of foreign exchange liquidity providers effectively solves the problem of insufficient liquidity in the retail foreign exchange market. However, this also raises concerns about fund security and transaction costs. Traders need to trust that the platform can correctly pass orders to liquidity providers and ensure that the execution of transactions is in line with expectations. This trust is based on the transparency and compliance of the platform.
Foreign exchange liquidity providers are usually provided by large institutions such as banks, financial institutions or brokers. Their mission is to provide traders with a stable and smooth trading environment and ensure the fairness and transparency of the trading process. These providers provide traders with stable bid and ask spreads by injecting liquidity into the market, thereby effectively reducing traders' trading risks.
In foreign exchange trading, liquidity is a very critical factor. Higher liquidity means higher trading efficiency and lower trading costs. The emergence of foreign exchange liquidity providers enables traders to trade quickly and anywhere at any time, avoiding transaction failures and capital losses caused by insufficient liquidity.
Therefore, to evaluate whether a foreign exchange platform is reliable, first of all, you need to see whether it has a team to sell orders and whether it can pass orders to upstream foreign exchange liquidity providers. If a platform does not even have a team to sell orders to connect with foreign exchange liquidity providers, then it is likely not a platform worthy of long-term trust and there is a potential risk of running away.

Following the bankruptcy of a leading Forex proprietary firm, a grey area has emerged where not all Forex proprietary firms use real money to fund Forex traders’ accounts.

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Instead, some firms are now notorious for offering Forex traders paper, demo, virtual, and non-real money accounts.
This practice is somewhat controversial and highlights the fact that most Forex traders may have difficulty in successfully trading properly. Therefore, Forex proprietary firms are allowing Forex traders to continue trading with virtual currencies rather than using real brokers and real accounts and funding their accounts with real money.
While this may sound a bit negative, it is not necessarily all negative. Because the key question is whether Forex proprietary firms are at least paying profits to successful proprietary Forex traders, and so far, the situation seems to be OK.
Forex proprietary trading companies that offer paper, demo, virtual, non-real money accounts often hope to attract as many inexperienced and gullible foreign exchange investment traders as possible so that they can achieve greater success. Those foreign exchange proprietary trading companies that offer non-paper, non-demo, non-virtual, real money accounts hope to attract as many smart and experienced foreign exchange investment traders as possible so as to achieve their own continued success.

Forex proprietary trading companies also have their dark side. Where there is light, there is shadow, and the same is true in the field of proprietary trading.

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When a large foreign exchange proprietary trading company went bankrupt due to business model problems, other foreign exchange proprietary trading companies also faced tremendous pressure.
More and more foreign exchange proprietary trading companies have confirmed that the fees paid by proprietary foreign exchange investment traders to the foreign exchange proprietary trading company for participating in the challenge can bring more profits to the company than the returns created for the company through the capital of the foreign exchange proprietary trading company.
From a realistic and rational perspective, this further confirms a known fact in the field of proprietary foreign exchange trading: the vast majority of foreign exchange investment traders will lose money.
This fact is particularly evident in the foreign exchange proprietary trading company, where the vast majority of foreign exchange investment traders will lose money, and it is easier to lose money than trading with traditional foreign exchange brokers. Although traditional foreign exchange brokers have some restrictions and rules, such as increasing slippage and hitting the stop loss of foreign exchange investment traders, they do not stipulate that positions must be closed on the same day or a loss of 2% is considered a failure. In contrast, foreign exchange proprietary trading companies have more restrictions and rules, especially the regulations that positions must be closed on the same day or a loss of 2% is considered a failure, which makes the vast majority of foreign exchange investment traders more likely to lose money. This is the truth.

In the global foreign exchange market, large institutions, large funds, and large investment banks are engaged in foreign exchange trading.

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Foreign exchange engagement behavior.
Definition: Usually refers to the act of causing a sharp fluctuation in foreign exchange prices in a short period of time by buying and selling foreign exchange contracts quickly and in large quantities. For example, some institutions or individuals, relying on their financial advantages, conduct a large number of buying or selling operations in a short period of time, trying to break the original supply and demand balance in the market and make the exchange rate change in a direction that is favorable to them.
Purpose: On the one hand, it is to obtain price difference profits in the short term by creating price fluctuations and buying low and selling high or selling high and buying low during the process of price rise or fall. On the other hand, it may also be to influence the market price trend and mislead other traders in order to make profits in subsequent transactions. For example, first, the price is raised by hitting the market, attracting other investors to follow suit and buy, and then quietly selling to earn the difference.
Harm: This behavior will undermine the fairness and stability of the market. First, it will make the market price unable to truly reflect the supply and demand relationship and fundamentals of foreign exchange, causing other traders to make wrong decisions based on false price signals, resulting in economic losses. Secondly, excessive hitting the market may trigger market panic, leading to sharp fluctuations in the market and affecting the normal operation of the entire foreign exchange market.
Foreign exchange pushing behavior.
Definition: It is an unfair market manipulation behavior that aims to influence exchange rate prices or market trends by creating false trading activities and thus make profits. Pushing usually involves some dishonest tactics, such as false trading orders, artificial manipulation of market liquidity, and artificial price fluctuations. Its purpose is to make other traders believe that the market has a false supply and demand relationship or price trend, thereby influencing their trading decisions.
Purpose: It is mainly to mislead market participants and make them trade in the direction desired by the manipulator. For example, if the manipulator hopes that the exchange rate will appreciate, he will create the illusion of strong demand for foreign exchange in the market through pushing, attract other investors to buy foreign exchange, push up the exchange rate, and then the manipulator will take the opportunity to make a profit.
Hazards: Pushing behavior will increase the instability and unpredictability of the market and interfere with the normal pricing mechanism of the market. It destroys the fair competition environment of the market, puts other honest traders at a disadvantage and harms their interests. At the same time, this behavior will also weaken the trust of market participants in the foreign exchange market and affect the healthy development of the foreign exchange market. If the push behavior persists for a long time and is not effectively curbed, it may lead to a collapse of market confidence and trigger systemic risks.
Both the manipulation and pushing of orders in foreign exchange transactions are unfair market manipulation behaviors, which violate the market's fair principles and relevant regulatory provisions and will cause serious interference and damage to the market. Traders should remain cautious, abide by trading rules and regulatory requirements, and avoid participating in such behaviors. At the same time, regulators will also take a series of measures to combat and prevent these behaviors and maintain the normal order of the foreign exchange market.

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