Forex multi-account manager Z-X-N
Accepts global forex account operation, investment, and trading
Assists family office investment and autonomous management
Investing on behalf of others may bring in additional income while also facing the situation of wasted energy due to frequent communication.
When considering managing foreign exchange investment trading accounts for others, it is essential to first confirm that one has sufficient funds and rich experience. In this way, on the one hand, one can demonstrate one's investment ability, and on the other hand, in the event of economic disputes, there will be sufficient funds as a guarantee. If the scale of managed funds is large, it may be necessary to consider operating in the mode of private equity funds.
The setting of management fees should be based on the trust and recognition of investors in oneself. If investors have a high degree of trust in one's investment ability, management fees can be moderately increased; on the contrary, if sufficient reputation has not been established yet, even if services are provided for free, it may be difficult to attract investors.
When reaching an agreement with investors, the following key points should be made clear: the responsibilities to be borne and the substantive compensation to be provided in the event of irreversible losses; the remuneration that can be obtained when there is investment profit. Clarify the responsibilities and obligations of both parties to ensure that both parties clearly understand their respective roles and expectations. When the investment level reaches a certain height, one may be more inclined to operate independently, because in this way one can freely decide trading times and rest times without worrying about the additional pressure and responsibility brought by managing others' funds. Staying in the market for a long time may indeed make people feel tired, so it is extremely important to find an investment rhythm and method that suits oneself.
In the field of foreign exchange investment, the strategies adopted by some traders often have a connection with short-term behavior.
For example, investors who immediately implement stop-loss when losses reach a specific percentage are usually considered to be more inclined to short-term trading. In contrast, value investors generally do not need to implement stop-loss operations in most cases, unless there is a serious judgment deviation. Especially in long-term foreign exchange investment, investing in the currency of countries with stable economies is generally regarded as relatively stable, and the possibility of large depreciation is small.
Short-term traders often use strategies such as "fixed percentage stop-loss", which is extremely common in short-term trading. However, the habit of frequent stop-loss is similar to gambling behavior. In the long run, such strategies often lead to losses. On the other hand, large investors who do not rely on the concept of stop-loss have conducted in-depth research when choosing investment targets and directions, so they rarely need to implement stop-loss. Of course, they may occasionally make judgment errors, but for major currency pairs, this situation is relatively rare. Even if there is an error, as long as there is sufficient funds and they are not in a hurry to obtain profits, investors can usually wait for the market to reverse, although this may take some time.
From another perspective, about 80% of retail investors in the foreign exchange market will eventually face losses, which is often related to the short-term trading strategies they adopt. And those 20% successful investors are mostly long-term investors with strong financial strength. In the absence of leverage, the risk is relatively low, so there is no need for frequent stop-loss. This is also a harsh reality in the loss statistics of the foreign exchange market: many retail investors are influenced by the stop-loss concept promoted by foreign exchange brokers and become the 80% losers. These two types of people actually belong to the same group, that is, investors bound by the concept of stop-loss.
In the field of foreign exchange investment, foreign exchange investment platforms have their own characteristics. Among them, platforms with bank qualifications focus on safety and stability, while non-bank platforms emphasize fast service response speed. Generally speaking, large-amount and low-frequency investors tend to choose bank-type platforms, while small-amount and high-frequency investors prefer non-bank platforms.
When choosing a foreign exchange investment platform, investors often face a thought-provoking situation. Platforms with foreign exchange bank qualifications, although they may have certain deficiencies in customer service, win the favor of many investors with their high degree of safety and stability. In contrast, non-bank foreign exchange brokerage platforms attract investors with excellent customer service and fast response speed. However, in terms of financial strength and trading security, there may be a certain gap compared with platforms with bank qualifications.
Foreign exchange investment platforms with bank qualifications usually attract investors with relatively strong financial strength and relatively low trading frequencies. Such investors may only conduct several transactions a year, so they pay more attention to the safety and stability of the platform rather than frequent customer service interactions. For non-bank brokerage platforms that provide high-frequency trading services, due to frequent transactions, technical problems and network failures may be more common, which requires them to provide more considerate and thorough customer service to maintain high customer satisfaction.
In the field of foreign exchange margin investment, the competition for customer resources is becoming increasingly fierce. For investment platforms with bank qualifications, accepting retail investors with small amounts of funds may not be the optimal strategy, because such investors may not be able to fully utilize the advanced functions and resources of the platform. For retail investors with small amounts of funds, choosing a platform that suits their trading style is crucial. At the same time, they should also cherish the opportunities provided by investment platforms with bank qualifications, because these platforms often have more advanced trading tools and stricter safety standards, which can bring investors a broader vision and a more professional trading experience.
Long-term foreign exchange investment traders usually do not need to rely on graphical indicators, but pay more attention to fully mastering market information.
When making trading decisions, long-term foreign exchange investors generally do not rely on complex graphical indicators. They often tend to make investment decisions by comprehensively obtaining market information. For example, when an investor selects several currencies with good performance, exchanges them and deposits them into a bank account, the investor may close the position when the expected profit target is reached. Similarly, long-term stock investors may select a series of high-quality stocks and hold them for a long time until they obtain satisfactory returns.
This investment strategy indicates that if investors do not plan to increase their positions during the investment process, then traditional trading indicators may not be necessary conditions. In fact, having in-depth, detailed information that surpasses that of most people can enable investors to become one of the successful minority groups in the market. This further highlights the relative secondary nature of technical analysis tools and at the same time emphasizes the importance of obtaining in-depth, segmented and internal information.
Experienced investors usually do not easily disclose their own profitable strategies.
This is not out of selfishness, but based on careful consideration of possible negative consequences. If others operate according to these strategies but suffer losses, it is very likely to lead to unnecessary disputes and even violent events in extreme cases. For example, there have been cases in the United States where brokers were shot due to investment losses. In most cases, people tend to attribute profits to their own good luck and attribute losses to external factors such as others' suggestions.
However, there are also exceptions. Some people will be grateful for others' suggestions when they make profits, but attribute them to their own misfortunes when they suffer losses. In some specific situations, inappropriate praise or encouragement may bring adverse consequences. For example, giving applause at an inappropriate time may cause unnecessary trouble.
Therefore, investors need to be cautious when sharing investment strategies. This is not only to protect their own privacy and safety, but also to avoid possible misunderstandings and assume corresponding responsibilities. Understanding these complex interpersonal relationships and psychological dynamics can help investors always keep a clear mind in the market and make wiser decisions.
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Mr. Zhang
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13711580480@139.com
+86 137 1158 0480
+86 137 1158 0480
+86 137 1158 0480
Mr. Zhang
China · Guangzhou