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Forex multi-account manager Z-X-N
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Treating all matters with the mentality of a business owner, employer, landlord or person who bears the responsibility and the final payer, and sparing no effort to handle all matters will lead to success, including investment and trading.
In the field of foreign exchange investment, its core principles are highly consistent with corporate investment, and both need to follow the same underlying logic and basic concepts.
Foreign exchange investment and corporate investment have similar characteristics in nature. For large-scale foreign exchange investors, they should take responsibility from the perspective of corporate owners and avoid considering from the perspective of employees. Such investors need to be responsible for their own decisions and actions, and should not shirk responsibility when mistakes occur, because shirking responsibility is an immature behavior.
Treating all matters with the mentality of a business owner, employer, landlord or person who bears the responsibility and the final payer is a key factor in success. Investors must have a firm and persistent spirit and devote themselves to promoting the success of their investment careers, and avoid giving up halfway, slacking off, or causing their investment careers to stagnate. If you hold a perfunctory attitude and are content with the status quo, it will be difficult to achieve your expected goals and gain success in any field.

In foreign exchange market investment activities, collective action mode and individual operation mode show obvious differences in psychological characteristics.
In the field of foreign exchange, large institutions and enterprises usually hold meetings every morning to discuss and formulate investment strategies and other related matters. In contrast, retail foreign exchange traders often lack the conditions for teamwork and mainly carry out transactions independently as individuals.
Although traders in large institutions also face a certain degree of pressure, they do not bear the ultimate financial responsibility because any potential losses are borne by their institutions. In contrast, retail traders use their own funds to operate and are fully responsible for the consequences of their personal decisions. Once a major loss occurs, they may need to supplement additional funds to maintain, otherwise they will most likely be forced to stop trading and exit the market, while traders in large institutions do not have such troubles.
The reason why some independent foreign exchange investors can achieve outstanding investment results is not just because of their excellent intelligence or extraordinary courage, but because they adopt a self-employed trading model, which requires them to bear all potential risks independently and enjoy all the benefits alone. This is essentially a specific manifestation of the inherent incentive and punishment mechanism of human beings.

In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, in terms of its essential attributes, it does not belong to the category of highly complex economic behavior.
However, in the current market environment, the free educational materials provided by some foreign exchange platforms, the course system planned by course sellers who lack actual investment experience, and the books compiled by authors who have never experienced actual combat, often mislead novice investors who are new to the market, and then cause them to quickly exit the trading market after suffering losses. Even those who have gradually developed from the novice stage to relatively experienced traders can deeply realize that there are some groups who deliberately complicate the trading process, causing them to experience many unnecessary detours during the trading process, wasting a lot of valuable time and various resources. Unfortunately, fraud has long existed in the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, and it is almost impossible to completely avoid it, especially for novice investors who have just entered this field. Although from an objective and realistic perspective, we cannot expect to build an ideal trading environment without fraud, investors can strengthen their own protection capabilities and reduce the risk of fraud by implementing a series of effective preventive measures.
In fact, in terms of foreign exchange trading practice, traders do not necessarily need professional skills or college degrees to achieve profitable trading goals. This is mainly because most trading strategies are based on basic common sense cognition and judgment.
From the perspective of the long-term development of foreign exchange investors, maintaining a regular trading break schedule is of key significance. This measure helps investors continue to maintain their enthusiasm for trading activities and provides a strong guarantee for the stability and continued success of their trading careers. If investors feel tired during the trading process, even if they have mastered various trading techniques, they may still give up the business. The root cause is that when investors cannot perceive the other value and meaning of trading activities except for the simple economic benefits, their interest in the goal of making money has gradually faded, and they have lost the internal motivation to continue to engage in trading.

Investors with less than $100,000 in account funds are not recommended to rashly enter the field of long-term position trading.
In the trading strategy system of the foreign exchange market, long-term position trading strategies show fundamental differences in strategy architecture design, investment portfolio layout, and holding time period compared with intraday and ultra-short-term trading strategies. Long-term position trading belongs to the field of long-term investment, and its core goal is to achieve a relatively stable annual investment return, usually within the range of 20% to 30%. From the perspective of return performance, this return level is significantly lower than the 1000% return rate expected by some ultra-short-term traders who are oriented to high risks for high returns. However, the corresponding risk exposure is also at a relatively low level, with a more stable risk-return characteristic. As far as long-term foreign exchange position trading is concerned, the key factor for its successful implementation is that investors need to hold sufficient funds as support. According to the general opinion of professionals in the field of foreign exchange multi-account management, it is generally not recommended for investors with an account size of less than US$100,000 to rashly enter the field of long-term position trading. This is mainly due to the fact that with this fund size, it is difficult for investors to fully explore and realize the potential advantages and value creation capabilities contained in long-term investment strategies. From the perspective of market practice, sufficient capital reserves are not only a key means to effectively cope with the complex and changeable price fluctuations in the foreign exchange market, but also one of the core elements to ensure the accurate and efficient implementation of various established trading strategies. It plays an indispensable role in maintaining the stability of the investment portfolio and achieving long-term investment goals.

Foreign exchange short-term or ultra-short-term trading has seriously damaged the reputation of normal trading and investment projects.
From a professional perspective, intraday trading in the foreign exchange market should be considered as speculative behavior, which is different from traditional investment activities and belongs to the category of ultra-short-term trading, and is highly related to risk-taking and gambling behavior. There are significant differences between foreign exchange trading and foreign exchange investment in essence. From the perspective of trading time, foreign exchange trading is generally short-term, while foreign exchange investment focuses more on long-term capital planning and allocation. Intraday trading conducted by individuals or retail investors should not be classified as an investment because it has strong risk-taking and gambling attributes, which is also an important reason why many countries restrict short-term foreign exchange trading. Similar to online gambling, short-term or ultra-short-term foreign exchange trading has a negative impact on the reputation of normal trading and investment projects. It can even be said that its reputation has been seriously damaged.



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