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 may bring returns under certain circumstances, but it cannot be simply assumed that it can lead to wealth.
At present, there are restrictions on foreign exchange investment trading in China. In China, personal foreign exchange management regulations clearly stipulate relevant requirements. For example, individuals have a limit of $50,000 in foreign exchange purchase annually. Moreover, the remittance of funds needs to comply with relevant policies and regulations. In actual operation, there may be many restrictive factors.
In the investment trading market, although there are opportunities for wealth growth, this possibility is not universal. According to some unofficial statistics, most investment traders may face losses. About 90% of people may suffer losses, 8.5% of people may break even, and only 1.5% of people can achieve profits. Among profitable investors, the vast majority are institutional investors with internal information and resources. In the long run, many investors may face the risk of capital loss unless they don't care much about investment funds or belong to the very few profitable ones.
For ordinary people, starting a business and investment trading are usually regarded as ways to achieve wealth growth, but both paths are full of challenges and uncertainties, and the possibility of success is not high. Whether it is starting a business or investment trading, one needs to bear great pressure, go through stages of confusion, vulnerability, and self-doubt, and have the impulse to give up countless times. And these efforts are usually to improve the living conditions of the family.
From the perspective of capital utilization, starting a business and investment trading are both commercial activities in essence. To a certain extent, both may rise to philosophical thinking. A person's education and efforts are difficult to surpass the commercial accumulation of several generations of a family in the short term. The efforts of each generation are part of the change in the family's destiny, which also reflects the saying that "poverty does not last for three generations."
Many people are eager to change their destiny, but in real life, such changes are often full of challenges. When young, one may lack a clear goal and can only try with intuition and courage; and when there is a clear goal, it may be difficult to achieve due to age and physical limitations. This is like longing for travel when young but being restricted by economic conditions. When economic conditions permit, one may lose the enthusiasm for travel due to aging.
The unpredictability and unfairness of fate are problems that everyone may face, but everyone's troubles and helplessness are unique. In ancient times, a person's achievements may be spread through word of mouth; in modern times, whether it is good or bad news, it can spread quickly through new media and the Internet. Importantly, no matter what challenges we face, we should maintain a positive attitude and find appropriate ways to achieve our goals and dreams. It needs to be emphasized that in China, unapproved foreign exchange investment trading has greater risks and may violate laws and regulations. Investors should carefully choose legal and compliant investment channels.
In the foreign exchange market, participants must attach great importance to trend analysis. The reason is that trend is the core element for identifying the bullish and bearish forces in the market.
According to the Pareto principle (i.e., the 20/80 law), foreign exchange traders need to focus on exploring those trend opportunities that account for a relatively small proportion but have a decisive influence. Approximately 20% of the time window may contain 80% of profit potential. Therefore, traders should not wait passively but actively seek and grasp these trend opportunities.
Trusting trends is not just a concept. It means that traders need to have patience to wait for the formation and confirmation of market trends. In foreign exchange trading, patiently waiting for the correct trend signal is often more important than frequent trading. This kind of waiting is not a passive behavior but an active strategy. It requires traders to have patience, discipline, and keen insight into market dynamics.
Through trend trading, foreign exchange investors can manage risks more effectively and explore profit opportunities in market fluctuations. It is of crucial importance that traders should construct a trading system suitable for themselves, covering key elements such as trend identification, risk management, and fund management, so as to improve the success rate of trading.
Many people choose to enter the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, which is often the result of the combined effect of the external environment and personal conditions.
In certain circumstances, this choice may be due to the pursuit of stable income or stem from dissatisfaction with the existing career development path. For example, civil servants usually tend to avoid high-risk trading activities because this may have an adverse impact on their career and personal life.
On the other hand, those who already have stable resources and a relatively high social status, such as "rich second generation" and "official second generation", may not have a strong motivation to engage in high-risk investment trading. They may be more inclined to use existing resources and advantages to maintain or enhance their status.
However, there are also some people who choose this profession out of the desire for financial freedom or the love for investment trading. They may be attracted by the potential and challenges of the investment market and expect to achieve wealth growth and the realization of personal value through their own efforts.
Whether due to life pressure or the pursuit of dreams, investment trading is a profession that requires highly professional knowledge, risk management ability, and good psychological quality. For those who choose this path, it is important to have a clear career plan and a deep understanding and adaptability to market dynamics. At the same time, they also need to be prepared to face market uncertainties and potential risks.
Trading experts usually adopt the moving average system, which effectively integrates key elements such as price, trend, and simplicity.
Experienced traders often mainly rely on the basic moving average system. In essence, this system is reflected as the average transaction price of assets within a specific period. Since price is the basic prerequisite for calculating the moving average, the moving average can not only represent price but also serve as an important indicator for trend tracking. It successfully integrates the core elements of trading, and the operation is very simple. Usually, only a few key lines need to be focused on. This simplicity perfectly conforms to the "Keep It Simple, Stupid" (KISS) principle. In the trading field, regardless of the strategy, thinking mode, or trading method adopted, individuals who can finally gain profound insights, although their methods have their own characteristics, often focus on these three core elements, namely price analysis, trend identification, and the pursuit of simplicity, thus achieving the unification of different paths.
In the field of foreign exchange trading, foreign exchange traders often neglect key signals such as moving averages and candlesticks but focus on some indicators with limited utility, thus missing good opportunities for profit-making. This phenomenon can be called "information blind spot".
In the category of foreign exchange investment trading, there are often some patterns and trends that are more difficult to detect, such as moving averages and candlesticks. From a theoretical perspective, foreign exchange investment traders should be able to conduct in-depth analysis and master moving averages and candlesticks proficiently through continuous observation of the market. However, in reality, many foreign exchange investment trading behaviors that fail to make profits in the market often ignore these key market signals such as moving averages and candlesticks and focus on some indicators and price patterns that have no substantial connection with trading. This situation can be defined as "turning a blind eye" to important information.
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Mr. Zhang
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Mr. Zhang
China · Guangzhou