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In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, one of the main challenges faced by wealth management on behalf of clients is that there is a certain degree of difficulty in obtaining capital. In comparison, managing trading accounts on behalf of investment clients is relatively easy because this process does not involve direct contact with funds.

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Foreign exchange traders who can provide stable and considerable returns usually attract a large amount of capital to seek cooperation. In the initial stage of cooperation, investors often require capital preservation, that is, traders need to pay a certain margin to obtain account management rights. This is a relatively common operating mode among foreign exchange traders in China. If they can make continuous profits, traders will gradually obtain more funds that do not require capital preservation. Many fund managers have developed step by step starting from this. Of course, there are also some investors who do not require capital preservation, but this is usually based on a high degree of trust. However, there is a paradox here: If traders perform well, why do they need external funds? Conversely, if they perform poorly, what's the point of attracting funds? After all, it is impossible to achieve profitability. In China, foreign exchange investment and trading is still a relatively niche field that is not widely known to the public. The number of people who truly understand this industry is limited, and there are even fewer people who are proficient in investment and trading. Therefore, I have never considered looking for clients with entrusted accounts in China. In addition, Chinese people generally have a suspicious mentality, and sometimes there may be cases of dishonesty. For foreign exchange investors with large amounts of capital, there is no need to ask for trouble and unnecessary disputes should be avoided. Account custody services like MAM (Multi-Account Manager) and PAMM (Percentage Allocation Management Module) are similar to Alipay in China. Through mechanism design, they effectively avoid the risks of testing human nature and defaulting. But unfortunately, these custody mechanisms are abused by some people in China and become tools for brushing orders, thus damaging their reputations. In short, once any excellent foreign exchange management mechanism or tool is flooded or used by a large number of Chinese investors, the reputation and healthy development of this industry will face a huge crisis.

In the foreign exchange investment trading market, the price chart (candlestick chart) is regarded as a collection covering all relevant information.

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However, the candlestick chart cannot directly present the speed of price changes within a specific time period, which requires investors to analyze and supplement. In addition, a single candlestick change may cause interference to long-term traders and weaken their confidence in making entry decisions. This is one of the limitations of the candlestick chart. In the process of foreign exchange investment trading, there is no fixed and unchanging standard because this is not a process of precise measurement. When it is observed that the candlestick on the candlestick chart gradually shorten and the solid part becomes smaller, it usually means that the market momentum is weakening. Although the candlestick chart can be used as a reference for entering trades, for long-term holdings and realizing profits, analyzing the trend of the entire wave band is more crucial. Reading the candlestick chart alone has certain significance for determining the entry timing, but its help in long-term holding and profit prediction is relatively limited.

In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, when price momentum shows an insufficient trend, the market will exhibit unique operating characteristics.

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First of all, the market enters a state of stillness or equilibrium. Price fluctuations tend to converge. There is neither an obvious upward trend nor a clear downward driving force, thus forming a sideways pattern. Secondly, a shrinking trading volume becomes the norm. The forces of buyers and sellers approach balance. Market activity is significantly reduced, and most participants adopt a wait-and-see attitude. Moreover, due to the exhaustion of momentum, when prices reach key levels, they are more likely to be counteracted by resistance or support, thereby increasing the possibility of market reversal. In addition, traders' assessment of the profit potential of the current price trend becomes unclear, resulting in a reduction in exploratory trading. The market enters an ambiguous state waiting for the injection of new momentum. From the perspective of candlestick pattern analysis, a large solid positive or negative line directly reflects that the market has strong momentum, while a small entity reveals a signal of insufficient momentum. Observing the slope is also of crucial importance. A steep candlestick slope means that the market is accelerating, while a gentle slope implies a weakening of momentum. Subtle changes in trends, such as a shift from linear movement to slanted fluctuations, may be a precursor to momentum conversion. At the same time, identifying key breakouts and pullbacks is the key to grasping momentum changes. A strong breakout is often accompanied by a large candlestick entity, and the pullback process is accompanied by the gradual dissipation of momentum. In particular, it should be noted that the formation of trading ranges and N-shaped structures is an important signal for the start of market trends. At this time, changes in momentum play a decisive role in predicting market trends.

In the field of trading, indicators are regarded as tools with an auxiliary nature.

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It should be made clear that indicators are not the key factors directly determining the success or failure of trading. Their main role is to provide traders with a specific perspective so that traders can understand the market from different dimensions. Price fluctuations, as the core element of the market, indicators are tools processed by specific algorithms based on data such as price, trading volume, and time period. Such tools reflect the perspective of the indicator creators and their understanding of the market. The purpose is to reveal market patterns and make them easier to be recognized and interpreted. The value of indicators is reflected in their ability to reveal market laws. When these laws are in line with the actual operation of the market, indicators can play their due roles. A profound understanding of the nature of technical indicators is extremely important: they are an expression based on price definitions by indicator creators, reflecting the will and personalized perspective of the creators. Therefore, the success of trading ultimately depends on the trader's logic and skills rather than simply relying on indicators. Effective indicators are those tools that can match market laws. They can be regarded as an auxiliary to trading logic and psychological comfort, but by no means decisive factors. Just like the role of traffic lights and road signs when crossing the road, they only provide guidance, and the final safety depends on personal behavior and judgment. In trading, the key lies in being able to identify and deal with risks rather than blindly relying on indicators. Even in the absence of indicators, traders can make decisions through their own analysis and judgment. Importantly, regardless of the indicator situation, traders should remain highly vigilant and respond to market changes in a timely manner to ensure trading success. In conclusion, technical indicators are auxiliary tools for traders to understand and operate the market, providing traders with a perspective and a means of pattern recognition. However, the success of trading depends more on the trader's logic, skills, and adaptability to market changes. Indicators can be used as references, but should not be the only basis for decision-making.

In short-term trading, being in a locked-in position can result in a floating loss. In long-term investment, however, it must lead to a floating profit.

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During the process of short-term trading, being locked in means that in most trading periods, the investment value is lower than the purchase cost, thus generating a floating loss. In long-term investment, being locked in might imply that during most of the holding period, the investment value is higher than the purchase cost, thereby achieving a floating profit. Choosing the correct currency pair for trading is of utmost importance because even when locked in, a high-quality currency pair may bring substantial returns if held for the long term. Conversely, choosing an improper currency pair may lead to significant losses. Forced holding of a locked-in currency pair is not true long-term investment. Firstly, this forced holding will occupy funds, reducing the liquidity and usage efficiency of funds, while increasing the time cost and possibly missing other profit opportunities. Secondly, holding a locked-in currency pair is accompanied by high risks, including continuous floating losses and the possible accumulation of a large overnight interest spread, which are costs that investors must face. Finally, this state may also have a negative impact on the psychological state of investors, leading to emotional fluctuations and subsequently affecting other investment decisions. For short-term trading, losses may be temporary, while medium- and long-term investment pays more attention to the extension of trends. Long-term investment focuses more on fundamental analysis, while short-term trading focuses more on the interpretation of market concepts, the grasp of sentiment, and the control of trading rhythms. Therefore, when facing a locked-in situation, investors should flexibly adjust according to investment strategies and market conditions to reduce losses and seek the best investment opportunities.

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