Forex multi-account manager Z-X-N
Accepts global forex account operation, investment, and trading
Assists family office investment and autonomous management
Countries in Asia that ban forex tradings and advertising push are China and Malaysia.
Multi-account MAM managers and percentage account PAMM managers aiming for long-term forex investments seek potential, knowledgeable, and well-funded forex account providers. However, in Asia, forex tradings are prohibited in countries like China and Malaysia. Additionally, China prohibits forex marketing and advertising. The primary objective of countries that prohibit forex trading advertisements is to safeguard individual investors who may lack forex knowledge, common sense, experience, and skills from incurring substantial financial losses. Although Malaysia has not banned advertising, it has banned forex tradings. Given the small size of the country's population, banning advertising may not have a significant impact. In China and Malaysia, forex trading is prohibited, yet they are the hardest-hit regions for forex fund fraud. Due to the prohibition, there are no legal forex traders of comparison. Ordinary people lack knowledge about forex investment popularization, which has led to the proliferation of the gray area in forex investment. Consequently, numerous ordinary individuals have incurred significant losses.
Money account managers should understand the advantages of a country holding forex reserves and the disadvantages of a country depleting forex reserves.
The benefits of a country holding forex reserves include balancing international trade, intervening in the currency market to stabilize the domestic currency, ensuring timely provision of liquidity during currency crises, and providing confidence protection for domestic and foreign investors. The disadvantage of a country depleting its forex reserves is that if a country needs to sell forex reserves to stabilize its currency or support its economic stability when its own currency is weak, it may deplete its forex reserves or gold reserves. If there are not enough forex reserves or gold reserves, the national currency will depreciate significantly, leading to soaring prices and major social unrest.
Money account manager seeks potential account management providers based on the proportion of different currencies in forex reserves.
The U.S. dollar for approximately 60% of forex reserves, the euro for around 20%, and other currencies make up the remaining 10% to 20%. MAM account managers and PAMM fund managers are seeking potential account providers. The first account provider holds U.S. dollars, the second holds euros, and the third holds other currencies. The largest holders of U.S. dollars are citizens of countries with a higher proportion of U.S. dollar forex reserves, such as China, Japan, India, Switzerland, and Russia. Of course, it is best if the money is extra cash and there are no good investment opportunities. The U.S. dollar is a reserve currency. In the United States, few individuals hold forex, and even fewer have the habit of saving. Don't expect to gain account management rights from American individuals.
Money managers seek potential account management providers from countries with a high proportion of forex reserves.
Countries with the top forex reserves include China, Japan, Switzerland, Russia, India, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, Singapore, Mexico, etc. Most of these are Asian countries that primarily manufacture products and export them to generate forex. Countries like Russia and Saudi Arabia primarily export energy to generate forex. Financial centers like Switzerland, Hong Kong, and Singapore are where forex currencies from around the world gather to seek potential investment opportunities. A country that issues a freely convertible currency does not need to reserve forex and holds it only for use in special circumstances. United States still holds euros and yen, it may be to deal with specific circumstances. Asian countries have high forex reserves, creating a conducive environment for multi account managers to access potential account management in the region. However, Asians have money but find it difficult to trust others. Europeans and Americans trust others easily but have no savings.
Fund account managers look for potential account management providers in countries with high personal savings rates.
The social security systems in European and American countries are perfect, which not only encourages people to consume in advance, but only citizens who have no savings in their bank accounts can apply for free benefits, which further reinforces the concept that saving is useless. Only Asians with a strong sense of worry attach importance to savings. The income from long-term forex arbitrage exceeds the savings of domestic currency. If this kind of investment knowledge and awareness can be deeply rooted in the hearts of Asians, it will provide natural and potential capital supply resources for Asian country fund managers. However, Asians have money but find it difficult to trust others. Europeans and Americans trust others easily, but have no savings.
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