Forex multi-account manager Z-X-N
Accepts global forex account operation, investment, and trading
Assists family office investment and autonomous management
Foreign exchange day trading has not shown any results in terms of wealth growth and asset accumulation.
In practice, it is not only difficult to achieve the expected profit target, but it is also the core factor for small-scale retail investors to suffer a loss of up to 95% of their funds, and the direct cause of the liquidation. According to foreign exchange market statistics, more than 90% of participants eventually fail, and the main component of them is individuals engaged in day trading. Although there are different forms of expression in the description, they actually point to this specific group.
From the perspective of short-term and ultra-short-term operations in foreign exchange day trading, each transaction is essentially equivalent to gambling and belongs to the category of short-term risk-taking activities. Based on rigorous analysis and logical deduction, the basis for defining such transactions as gambling and risky behavior is very clear: when the foreign exchange market is in a state of insignificant volatility or small volatility, any choice of market entry timing is difficult to achieve the ideal optimal state, and even in some specific cases, it is impossible to set the stop loss point in a scientific and reasonable way, which greatly increases the transaction risk.
In the scope of the foreign exchange market, the key strategy for investment and trading behavior to be successful is to adopt a long-term investment vision, have the psychological resilience to withstand short-term book losses, and unswervingly hold positions for a long time. This strategy is a reasonable, correct and effective way to achieve considerable returns on foreign exchange investment.
Foreign exchange trading masters take advantage of the fragile psychology and eager desire for profit of novices to seek personal gain, and their gains are ill-gotten gains.
In the foreign exchange investment and trading course system, a large number of existing courses show significant homogeneity characteristics, which are full of complicated and redundant information. Some course content is even directly copied from the stock trading field, completely ignoring the unique trading rules and investment attributes of the foreign exchange market.
From the perspective of the professional field of foreign exchange investment and trading, most of the courses currently circulated are essentially repackaged repetitive information, and the main audience of these courses is a large number of novices in the foreign exchange trading and investment fields. From the perspective of the intersection of law and morality, such behavior not only constitutes deliberate deception and serious misleading of investors, but should also be regarded as a hidden illegal behavior.
These course contents constructed by copying and patchwork have failed to provide any innovative and practical teaching concepts and methods, but have continued to spread various wrong investment and trading concepts. This situation directly leads to the difficulty for foreign exchange and investment novices to establish correct and scientific investment concepts and trading cognitive frameworks in the initial stage.
In fact, these courses, which are erroneous and copied and pieced together, only reveal a cruel reality to forex trading novices and investors: there are a considerable number of so-called "masters" in the market who claim to be professional traders. They actually cleverly use the psychological fragility and eager desire for wealth shown by novices in the early stage of investment to seek personal gains. The gains obtained by such improper means are undoubtedly ill-gotten gains, which seriously damages the healthy ecology of the market and the legitimate rights and interests of novice investors.
Big capital investors already have millions of dollars before coming to the forex market
, and small capital retail investors dream of having millions of dollars after coming to the forex market.
In the investment field of the forex market, individual investors with small funds try to achieve the goal of huge profits. From a professional perspective, this demand is often regarded as a fantasy situation without a realistic basis. In contrast, investors with strong financial resources expect to achieve rich returns through foreign exchange trading, which is generally regarded as a reasonable expectation in the industry. The root cause is that before such large investors get involved in foreign exchange market transactions, they have probably accumulated a wealth base of up to millions of dollars, and their core trading goals are often set to further increase the value of existing assets to tens of millions of dollars or even hundreds of millions of dollars. On the other hand, for retail investors with small funds, the wealth of millions of dollars is likely to be the upper limit of their goals that they will never reach in their lifetime.
From the macro-pattern analysis of long-term investment in the foreign exchange market, in terms of the overall performance of most market participants, achieving huge profits is almost an unattainable luxury in objective reality. This is mainly due to the fact that in the market structure, the vast majority of market participants belong to the retail investor type, and up to 90% of investment failure cases are concentrated in this group. Among them, the inherent limitation of the scale of funds constitutes an insurmountable substantial obstacle, which makes it almost impossible for retail investors to change their investment destiny through conventional trading channels and achieve huge profit goals.
Focusing on the individual situations of ordinary small-amount retail investors, even if they have invested a lot of time and energy, including but not limited to countless hours of continuous attention to trading and many sleepless nights of hard work, from the perspective of the final investment performance evaluation, these efforts are very likely to be wasted and cannot be converted into actual profit results. Even if some investors have reached a relatively sophisticated level in terms of trading skills, they are still faced with the dilemma of achieving huge profits due to the bottleneck of capital scale. Specifically, under such a limited capital scale, even if the annual growth rate of 30% can be maintained at a relatively high level, it is still difficult to achieve considerable wealth accumulation results from the quantitative results of long-term wealth accumulation. This also means that the compound interest effect in traditional financial theory is difficult to give full play to its expected stable growth efficiency in the investment practice of small-amount capital. It can be seen that for investors, if they expect to achieve more significant investment returns in the foreign exchange market, having a certain scale of initial capital is one of the key elements to achieve this goal while having mature trading technical capabilities.
In-depth examination of the long-term investment history of most retail investors shows that a considerable proportion of them eventually have to face negative situations such as stagnation in career development, gradual depletion of personal savings resources, alienation of interpersonal networks, and deterioration of their own health conditions. More seriously, before they are able to obtain large profits through foreign exchange trading to improve their financial situation, the cumulative effect of the above negative factors has seriously weakened their investment confidence and enterprising spirit.
It should be emphasized that the above content only covers some of the negative consequences that may be caused by foreign exchange trading activities. In fact, from the objective market statistical data feedback information, although as many as 95% of market participants eventually fail in foreign exchange trading, it is regrettable that a considerable number of them continue to invest more funds obtained through hard work, blindly chasing those investment fantasy goals that are considered unrealistic under the framework of rational analysis.
Of course, if investors can adhere to the prudent concept of long-term investment, conduct trading operations with sufficient patience, strictly follow the risk control principles, and avoid excessive use of high-leverage trading tools, then obtaining a certain degree of return within the reasonable investment expectation range is not an unattainable and difficult task. However, it must be clear that if you want to achieve a huge profit target with a significant scale in the foreign exchange market, the original capital scale of investors must reach a sufficient level to support long-term growth and risk buffer at the beginning stage. This is one of the necessary prerequisites for achieving this goal.
Using funds to maintain family livelihoods to invest in foreign exchange transactions is inherently at a disadvantage.
In the field of foreign exchange investment, practitioners should avoid using funds that may cause psychological pressure, especially funds related to family livelihoods. In trading practice, if such funds are used, from the perspective of trading psychology, they are inherently at a disadvantage, because the accompanying financial pressure will put traders in a disadvantageous position before the transaction is officially opened. In fact, foreign exchange trading activities rely more on the use of general common sense rather than highly complex professional knowledge and skill systems. However, the psychological state of the trader to a large extent constitutes the key variable for the success of the transaction, but this key factor is often ignored by ordinary traders.
When the attribute of funds turns into a heavy psychological burden, the psychological state of the trader is likely to be distorted and unbalanced, making it difficult for him to maintain a calm, objective and rational attitude in the trading process. Routine market price fluctuations may induce the breeding of panic emotions, which in turn drives him to withdraw from the market prematurely, and he often realizes that he was originally in a relatively favorable market position after the transaction is completed. In addition, given that there are specific time constraints on the use of funds, traders may rashly take risky and radical investment decisions when the market has not yet presented suitable investment opportunities, and inevitably end up in failure.
In order to effectively prevent and control the occurrence of such risk situations, foreign exchange traders must maintain a calm and steady mental state to avoid negative interference and adverse effects from capital pressure factors. They should clearly recognize that market price fluctuations are normal phenomena, and should be proficient in the ability to remain patient and wait for opportunities when the market does not provide suitable trading opportunities, and resolutely put an end to the irrational behavior of blindly following the trend of investment. By cultivating a stable and solid trading psychological framework and a scientific and reasonable combination of trading strategies, traders can respond to market fluctuations more efficiently, thereby achieving a steady improvement and optimization of the success rate of transactions.
Investors engaged in short-term foreign exchange trading are in a highly tense and busy state for a long time, with almost no free time to rest.
In the field of foreign exchange investment, long-term investors with large funds often present a relatively relaxed and leisurely life, and their investment behavior has the characteristics of leisure investment to a large extent. In contrast, investors engaged in short-term foreign exchange trading are in a highly tense and busy state for a long time, with almost no free time to rest.
Some foreign exchange investors who adopt swing trading strategies have more free time because they do not need to plan and place orders all day long during the investment and trading process. Therefore, long-term foreign exchange investors and swing traders usually have more free time and can better balance life and investment. However, day traders, especially short-term or ultra-short-term traders, often need to spend a lot of time and energy in front of the computer screen to capture the ever-changing market opportunities. Of course, if they transform into long-term foreign exchange investors or swing traders after accumulating enough capital, their pace of life will slow down accordingly and their stress level will also decrease.
Everything will inevitably encounter many difficulties and challenges in the early stages of development. However, once they grow into mature long-term foreign exchange investors, this largely means that they have obtained considerable returns, thus getting rid of the troubles and anxiety of the past, and can deal with investment activities with a more calm and stable mentality. After a long period of accumulation and precipitation, they have entered a stage where they can enjoy the results of their previous efforts with peace of mind, their investment decisions are more rational and calm, and their lives are more stable and comfortable.
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Mr. Zhang
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+86 137 1158 0480
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Mr. Zhang
China · Guangzhou