Forex multi-account manager Z-X-N
Accepts global forex account operation, investment, and trading
Assists family office investment and autonomous management
Teaching is like breastfeeding a baby, answering is like seeing light in a black hole.
If you don’t understand any truth by yourself, it will be useless for anyone to teach it to you. Even if someone else teaches you investment experience, you must understand, comprehend, and internalize it before it becomes your own unique method. Mechanically imparting investment knowledge, such as breastfeeding a baby, is a form of forced indoctrination, which is useless and a waste of time. Answering questions and resolving doubts is an excellent method of imparting experience. The explainer feels like taking a breath of spring breeze, drinking sweet wine, and eating delicious delicacies. The questioner is like walking through a long black hole and seeing sunlight, and is suddenly enlightened. Because the questioner has fully prepared and studied, has rich knowledge and experience, and the question asked has a certain depth. If the answer is given to the right person, the answerer will be happy and not depressed. Mature investors must always control their desire to share investment experience. A giant baby who is not willing to use his brain to learn will definitely not be grateful and will feel resentful because he cannot ask for the Holy Grail. There is also a sense of frustration for the respondent, feeling consumed, wasted, and teased. We will always only provide the finishing touches and answers to explorers, pursuers, and dream chasers. They have failed after countless inquiries, explorations, and pursuits. If you tell the truth in few word, their gratitude will be sincere. The answer comes from the heart and cannot be controlled by oneself, and the answerer also has an extraordinary sense of accomplishment. The investment experience is imparted to those who are pursuing it, rather than casually imparting it to irrelevant people.
The nature of the funds in the client's account determines whether it is worthy of management or not.
The funds in the client's account are hard-earned money and they will definitely care about investment gains and losses. No matter how cautious an MAM manager is and it may suffer losses if the client keeps urging, questioning, or even intervening during the account trust process. The MAM manager’s investment strategy must not be a comfortable entrustment. The client's requirements for the account income are too high, so high that they are even unrealistic. In order to avoid future disputes, polite refusal is the best choice. Client accounts are risky funds of unknown origin, which are exempt from criminal liability and must not be accepted. Although it is just account management, once the profits are huge and people are concerned about it, it will be in big trouble. Also, if the fund size of the client's account is too large and there is a commitment to bear 25% of the loss, MAM manager will not dare to take it unless the client does not need to sign a loss agreement. There is also a possibility that a client who wants to learn investment trading uses a very small account entrustment in exchange for access to the account manager’s trading order information and investment strategies. This is unavoidable to a certain extent unless the platform is designed a new solution has been adopted: the principal cannot view any detailed transaction records. But the current common situation is that the client can view detailed transaction records during the account entrustment period, but cannot trade. The most ideal client is one who has a large amount of idle foreign exchange and cannot find a better investment project. The client knows some investment common sense and can accept normal and reasonable returns.
Everyone knows that if interest rates are to be raised, the currency will fall, not rise.
In stock investment tradings, there must be a certain stock sold before you can buy a certain stock. If there are no stocks for sale, you can't buy them even if you want to. Forex trading is a scarce species, and forex futures are even rarer. There is often a phenomenon in forex futures. You want to buy a certain foreign currency futures contract, but it may not be available in the market. You can only wait, and you may not be able to wait in the end. According to this principle, if the forex market is full of buyers but no sellers; or if the forex market is full of sellers but no buyers, what will happen? Currency prices will remain completely stationary. This explains why everyone knows that if interest rates are raised, the currency will fall, not rise. The principle is: the vast majority of retail investors place buy orders. If the remaining large investors also place buy orders, then the currency price will remain stationary. Large investors such as investment banks, institutions, and sovereign wealth funds can only operate in the opposite direction and use a large enough amount of funds to stop all retail investors' buying orders. Only then can currency prices move. This is to provide liquidity to the market and to take advantage of the opportunity to make profits and a lot of money. Same principle: everyone knows that if interest rates are cut, the currency will rise, not fall. A very strange and absurd phenomenon in reality: everyone knows that a certain currency is going to raise interest rates, and many financial commentators or media people are hyping up the currency to buy, misleading small investors. You can’t blame them, they are not real traders, they are just media people. They make money from comments or traffic, not from investment tradings.
Looking back at my historical list of all big losses before 2024: 1) The Swiss National Bank’s black swan event was the first big loss. That was when the Swiss National Bank said it would maintain the red line of 1.20 Euro and Swiss francs, so I bought a huge amount of EUR/USD orders. 2) Euro negative interest event. The position of EURUSD 1.20 was hung halfway up the mountain because my position was too big and I was reluctant to close it. I closed it after holding the order for nearly 4 years. 3) Negative crude oil price event. In the negative oil price incident on April 20, 2020, I buy the bottom of the extremely low price of OIL, but were forced to close my positions due to the negative price of -37. 4) Turkey’s currency crisis. When the Turkish lira interest rate was 15%, a huge position was purchased. On May 5, 2023, the foreign exchange bank forcibly closed the position because the Turkish election risk was too great. Although this series of huge losses is irreversible, and although I regret it, but it is useless. Although investment common sense is very correct, I still suffered losses. I only hope that my future investment luck will be better.
Looking back on all the history of big losses, respected investment common sense but failed to win, and there is no use regretting it.
Looking back at my historical list of all big losses before 2024: 1) The Swiss National Bank’s black swan event was the first big loss. That was when the Swiss National Bank said it would maintain the red line of 1.20 Euro and Swiss francs, so I bought a huge amount of EUR/USD orders. 2) Euro negative interest event. The position of EURUSD 1.20 was hung halfway up the mountain because my position was too big and I was reluctant to close it. I closed it after holding the order for nearly 4 years. 3) Negative crude oil price event. In the negative oil price incident on April 20, 2020, I buy the bottom of the extremely low price of OIL, but were forced to close my positions due to the negative price of -37. 4) Turkey’s currency crisis. When the Turkish lira interest rate was 15%, a huge position was purchased. On May 5, 2023, the foreign exchange bank forcibly closed the position because the Turkish election risk was too great. Although this series of huge losses is irreversible, and although I regret it, but it is useless. Although investment common sense is very correct, I still suffered losses. I only hope that my future investment luck will be better.
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Mr. Zhang
China · Guangzhou
13711580480@139.com
+86 137 1158 0480
+86 137 1158 0480
+86 137 1158 0480
Mr. Zhang
China · Guangzhou