Forex multi-account manager Z-X-N
Accepts global forex account operation, investment, and trading
Assists family office investment and autonomous management
Foreign exchange investment trading, as a financial market activity, has significant flexibility and is not a scientific paradigm that follows precise quantitative laws.
In actual operation processes, investors can often only make approximate determinations of entry and exit points, and should not fall into the blind pursuit of absolute accuracy. This excessive obsession with accuracy is more common among novice investors and constitutes a typical misunderstanding in their early investment. With the continuous deepening of investment practice and the continuous accumulation of experience, investors will gradually realize that absolute accuracy is difficult to achieve in the scope of foreign exchange investment trading, and this cognitive advancement is one of the important signs of investors' maturity.
For groups with strong numerical computing capabilities, they tend to believe that investment trading can be achieved entirely by mathematical formulas and precise models. In particular, new traders who have switched from highly digital-related industries to the field of foreign exchange investment may face greater challenges in adapting to the flexibility of foreign exchange trading. The reason is that there is no fixed entry point and a unified and constant trading mode in foreign exchange trading. Its decision-making process relies more on extensive and rich practical experience accumulation and intuitive judgment factors based on high-probability scenarios.
From a practical perspective, by observing the degree to which individuals emphasize the accuracy of entry and exit points in their investment behavior, it is possible to effectively determine their experience level in the investment field, that is, whether they are novice investors or have advanced to experienced senior investors; or whether they are still limited by the stereotyped thinking mode of mathematicians, or have developed into individual investors with mature investment concepts and strategies.
Those who promote the simple and easy process of foreign exchange investment and trading are generally foreign exchange training practitioners or foreign exchange trading theory writers.
In the foreign exchange trading market, the success of a transaction does not simply depend on the effectiveness of the trading system. The psychological characteristics and stress resistance of investors play a more decisive role in it. Even if traders are equipped with advanced trading systems, if they lack patience, self-discipline and calm psychological qualities, it is difficult to effectively avoid potential losses, whether choosing short-term trading strategies or long-term investment plans. This is because in foreign exchange trading activities, psychological literacy and pressure-bearing ability are more important than trading technical means, and basic common sense is more practical than pure technical knowledge.
Successful foreign exchange trading professionals are not born with these key qualities, but gradually form them through continuous hard work, practice and self-cultivation. Their self-discipline may come from personal active training, passive growth under the pressure of the external environment, or be affected by a specific destiny trajectory, but in any case, their tenacious willpower is finally formed after repeated tempering in a long-term and complex market environment.
Some people may easily claim that it is easy to make profits in foreign exchange trading, but such views often come from individuals who lack rich life experience and actual investment operation experience. In fact, the cultivation and strengthening of willpower is by no means a simple matter, as can be seen from the high-intensity, strict and brutal training process experienced by the US Marine Corps special forces. Those who promote the simple process of foreign exchange trading and easy profits are most likely foreign exchange training practitioners who have no actual trading experience, or theoretical writers who have never really used large amounts of funds for actual investment operations. Their related remarks often lack solid actual factual support and are difficult to withstand the test of market practice.
Foreign exchange trading technical tutorials, whether written in English or other languages, show a trend of mutual imitation.
In the professional field of foreign exchange trading, many current technical tutorials are deeply trapped in a dilemma of stereotypes. Such tutorials generally have the phenomenon of repeating similar views, redundant expressions frequently appear, and there is a possibility of spreading biased theories and inaccurate trading practice methods, which are obviously insufficient in terms of innovation and accuracy.
From a global perspective, foreign exchange trading technical tutorials, whether written in English or other languages, are all imitating each other. Some of these tutorials even directly borrow the concepts of the stock market without in-depth consideration and adaptation of the unique operating mechanism, volatility characteristics and influencing factors of the exchange rate market. This phenomenon of plagiarism is widespread in the industry. The core purpose of publishing and distributing such tutorials is often to pursue commercial interests rather than to accurately and effectively impart professional knowledge systems with practical value to investors. Most of the creators of these tutorials are foreign exchange account managers. Although they write content based on their own investment practice experience of more than 20 years, they fail to break through the limitations of their own experience and fail to fully combine the complexity and dynamics of the foreign exchange market. This experience cannot be passed on and cannot get rid of the inherent limitations and drawbacks, and it is difficult to meet investors' needs for high-quality and accurate knowledge.
Such tutorials constantly copy homogeneous content, continue to pile up empty words without substantive content, widely spread wrong theoretical frameworks and inappropriate trading experience, and only make minor adjustments in language wording, which is difficult to provide investors with substantive and constructive guidance. What is more serious is that such tutorials not only have little effect on helping investors improve their trading capabilities and performance, but are also very likely to cause investors to fall into serious misunderstandings in the trading decision-making process due to their inaccurate information and misleading views, thereby suffering unnecessary losses.
However, from a different perspective, this chaotic and disordered state of information has created a unique window of opportunity for large-capital foreign exchange investors who have clear logical thinking ability and can deeply understand the inherent laws of the market. With their professional knowledge reserves, keen market insight and precise judgment, they can accurately screen out valuable information in a complex market environment full of misleading information, thereby seizing potential investment opportunities and achieving relatively rich investment returns.
In fact, the foreign exchange market itself has the potential to become a reliable profit channel and investment path, but this places high requirements on the information screening ability of investors involved. Only when investors have the professional ability to accurately distinguish the authenticity and quality of various types of information can they keenly capture suitable investment opportunities in the complex and uncertain foreign exchange market, and then achieve stable investment returns through scientific and reasonable trading strategies, and achieve their own investment goals and wealth growth expectations.
Foreign exchange investment trading techniques, investment experience and psychological pressure tolerance all require long-term accumulation and precipitation.
In the field of foreign exchange investment, the cultivation of trading skills is essentially a long-term, time-dependent and complex process. In line with this, the accumulation of foreign exchange investment experience is also inseparable from the rigorous tempering and in-depth test of time. Without sufficient time accumulation, it is almost impossible to achieve superb technical attainments and rich reserves of experience. Any view that claims to be able to quickly and comprehensively master such skills in a short period of time should, in most cases, be classified as marketing rhetoric, which has an obvious tendency to exaggerate and is difficult to be credible and reliable.
From a macro perspective, everything in the world follows its specific natural development trajectory and cyclical laws, gradually advancing from the initial stage to the final state. This complete process has an insurmountable characteristic. Any statement that intends to transcend this inherent development process is likely to mislead novice investors who have just entered the field of foreign exchange investment, thereby causing them to deviate from the correct and reasonable learning path and the steady growth trajectory. Whether it is a novice investor in the initial stage or a senior practitioner with certain experience, they all need to go through the transformation process from unfamiliarity to proficiency. The only difference between the two is the length of time required to complete this process.
From a theoretical perspective, the development and evolution of foreign exchange investment trading skills has its inherent cycle mechanism and specific cycle attributes. Only by going through this development process completely and comprehensively can we achieve a deep understanding and precise control of foreign exchange investment trading skills in a true sense. Whether it is a participant who focuses on short-term high-frequency trading or an investor who adheres to the concept of long-term value investment, the effective grasp of foreign exchange trading skills requires the gradual accumulation and accumulation of time. It should be clear that any skill must take a certain amount of time to reach a mature and perfect state, and foreign exchange trading skills also follow this rule without exception. Especially in the accumulation of foreign exchange investment experience and the cultivation of psychological quality, it is not easy to achieve proficiency through a few trading operations, but it requires countless actual investment practice activities to achieve the gradual accumulation of experience and continuous improvement of ability. This is just like the veterans on the battlefield. The reason why they can survive in the cruel war environment and accumulate rich and valuable combat experience is that they have endured a large number of battle baptisms and faced severe tests of life and death many times. Similarly, in the field of foreign exchange investment, investors also need to go through the test of time and practice to improve their skills and accumulate experience, and then seek development and benefits in a complex and changing market environment.
Foreign exchange ultra-short-term trading mode has many similarities with online gambling, mainly because its trading decision-making process relies heavily on the randomness of short-term market fluctuations.
In the dimension of publicity and promotion of foreign exchange investment and trading, some of the publicity methods have certain similarities with gambling advertisements in casinos. This view is reasonable from a professional perspective, especially in the publicity scenes for ultra-short-term foreign exchange trading participants. Ultra-short-term foreign exchange trading has similarities with gambling trading in terms of trading rhythm and intrinsic nature. Both of them show the characteristics of fast trading rhythm and high risk. The uncertainty of their trading process and the potential temptation of high returns have certain analogies in terms of expression.
In the process of commercial publicity, foreign exchange trading is often portrayed as an investment channel that can easily obtain returns. This misleading publicity has caused many investors to rashly enter the foreign exchange trading market without fully and deeply understanding the market fluctuations and potential risks. Most of these investors have failed to fully realize the possibility and importance of achieving stable profits through long-term investment strategies. Instead, they are attracted by the immediate profit opportunities in ultra-short-term trading and the sensory stimulation brought by the trading process. From the perspective of the nature of trading, this ultra-short-term trading model has commonalities with online gambling in many aspects. Its probability of achieving profitability is significantly lower than that of mature and stable investment strategies. This is mainly due to the fact that its trading decision-making process often lacks sufficient fundamental analysis and rational judgment, and relies more on the randomness of short-term market fluctuations.
Based on the above situation, many individuals engaged in short-term or even ultra-short-term foreign exchange trading and their invested capital are negatively impacted by this gambling-like trading model. This is also one of the key reasons why most foreign exchange traders ignore the learning of long-term investment strategies and resist the education of long-term investment concepts. From the root, when participating in foreign exchange trading activities, most of these traders hold a fluke mentality of taking chances and lack an investment decision-making system based on rational analysis and professional knowledge. In the context of lack of long-term investment-related knowledge reserves and correct thinking patterns, once the market trend is out of the influence of luck factors, the situation they face will not only be a lack of profit, but also a serious or even huge loss. This is the fundamental reason why short-term foreign exchange traders find it difficult to maintain a long-term stable trading status in the market. When their capital reserves are exhausted due to continuous losses, most people have to choose to exit the market. This is the inherent logic behind the market reality reflected by the statistic that about 95% of retail foreign exchange investors are in a state of loss.
However, if foreign exchange investors can consciously avoid short-term trading based on rational judgment, focus their investment on long-term investment strategies, maintain a high degree of prudence when using leverage tools, uphold an honest, trustworthy, rigorous and responsible trading attitude, and strictly avoid blindly following trading behaviors, then the risk of losses in the foreign exchange market will be significantly controlled and reduced. This is the inherent law of the market and the true meaning of investment that many short-term or ultra-short-term traders have never been able to deeply understand in their trading careers. Although long-term investment requires investors to have sufficient patience and strict trading discipline, from the perspective of long-term market development trends and investment return stability, it can provide investors with more reliable, stable and predictable investment returns, which will help investors achieve steady asset appreciation and long-term financial goals in the foreign exchange market.
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Mr. Zhang
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+86 137 1158 0480
+86 137 1158 0480
+86 137 1158 0480
Mr. Zhang
China · Guangzhou