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Forex multi-account manager Z-X-N
Accepts global forex account operation, investment, and trading
Assists family office investment and autonomous management

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To survive in the forex trading world, beware of these scams:

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"Free tutors": They may be brokerage salespeople, teaching you how to open an account and earn commissions;
"Experts sharing their trades": They may be Ponzi scheme agents, using fake profits to trick you into depositing money;
"Seeking mentors": They are likely newbies looking for a lifeline;
"Teachers selling courses": They have failed in their own trading and are using courses to "start a second business."
Why do large forex traders ignore us?
True moneymakers are all "socially anxious," and the reasons are very realistic:
1. Unteachable: Changing others is harder than climbing to the sky, even your own children can't teach them;
2. Afraid of trouble: Enthusiasm can easily be misinterpreted as ulterior motives, so it's better to just play it cool.
This isn't pretense; it's survival wisdom gained after experiencing hardship.

In forex trading, short-term forex trading, involving frequent in-and-out trades, is essentially a standard form of short-term speculation.

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The core of this behavior is the greater fool and gambling, and "long-term gambling leads to loss" isn't just a simple warning; it's the inevitable outcome.
For small retail forex traders, limited capital is already a major problem, but they're eager to make a quick buck, even fantasizing about getting rich overnight. The combination of these mindsets and realities transforms existing problems into even greater ones. As long as these problems persist, the greatest challenge will inevitably arise—leaving the forex market with losses, and leaving it forever.
Many small retail investors may understand that short-term high-frequency trading is difficult to win, but they feel that long-term investment yields too slowly, forcing them to choose short-term trading. In this process, they often rush to double their profits, either trading recklessly or aggressively investing heavily. However, these actions often have disastrous consequences, ultimately leading to the depletion of their initial capital and a dismal exit from the forex market, forever.
For small retail forex traders, simply recognizing that short-term trading is the root cause of losses isn't enough. To invest long-term, they need sufficient capital and enough living expenses to support their families. Only when these conditions are met can they confidently pursue long-term forex investment. Otherwise, everything they say is just empty talk.

In forex trading, many traders' investment methods may be influenced by gambling methods or misled by unsound stock market practices, thus straying from the correct investment path.

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These unsound methods often emphasize short-term speculation rather than long-term investment strategies, causing many traders to lose their way in the forex market.
The evaluation of stable profitability for forex traders is based on cycles. Is it based on a long cycle of 10 years or a short cycle of several months? This is a question worth pondering. The market is flooded with various forex trading methods, but what is the core or essence of achieving sustainable profitability?
In reality, the key to profitability for forex traders lies not in the trading method itself, but in diversifying risk, building a position in a competitive instrument, and then holding on to that position and awaiting the final results. This process is often a long one, requiring great patience and unwavering conviction. However, the vast majority of forex traders struggle to persevere. They often get lost in short-term market fluctuations, frequently trading, trying to capitalize on every small fluctuation while ignoring long-term trends and value.
Some unhealthy stock market practices are essentially gambling, and no investor truly treats the stock market as an investment. This phenomenon is particularly prevalent in East Asia. Don't laugh at anyone else; it may be a cultural or genetic trait. If a company is performing well, its owners will likely avoid going public. Once listed, the company loses its freedom, becoming surrounded by numerous shareholders or institutions, exposed to the spotlight and losing personal freedom. From a more selfish perspective, the owner may feel that it's unreasonable to share their vast profits with outsiders. Therefore, truly good companies generally avoid going public. Those that do go public often do so out of a need for cash and with the sole purpose of cashing in. From the moment of listing, original shareholders are eager to cash out at a high price, sometimes even fleeing as soon as the market opens.
Influenced by the investment psychology of the Asian stock market, forex traders generally choose to be short-term traders rather than long-term investors. However, the forex market's relatively low volatility makes short-term trading difficult to profit from, leading many traders into a vicious cycle.
Of course, in the forex investment market, traders who recognize when they've made mistakes are often those who have already achieved substantial success, or who only realize this after leaving the market. In other words, only after recognizing and understanding these mistakes can traders truly begin to make money and gain a true understanding of forex investment. Forex traders who give up, even if they recognize they've made mistakes, haven't truly grasped the essence of investment; they simply realize they've wasted their time. If they realize that long-term investing can make money, while short-term trading can't, they will definitely remain in the forex market until their principal is completely depleted.

In forex trading, although all forex traders' accounts appear identical, there are distinct differences in reality.

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Accounts are primarily categorized as speculative and investment accounts, or rather, short-term trading and long-term investment accounts. However, the greater truth lies in whether the account owner truly understands the essence of investment. Have they grasped the essence of investing, or are they still confused? Will the account balance gradually increase or decrease? Or even reach a negative value? Even more devastatingly, many account owners eventually leave the forex market.
What's the biggest mistake for forex traders? There are many answers, but the true answer is: not embracing value investing (long-term investing) early on, but instead lingering on the path of speculation, indulging in short-term trading for years. The vast majority of forex traders eventually leave the market. This isn't an exaggeration, but a harsh reality. Only a tiny minority, typically no more than 5%, remain.
Why do all forex traders, knowing that value investing (long-term investing) is the right approach, still lose money? A key reason is that limited capital makes it difficult to achieve success, even if a forex trader has mastered all the techniques. It's like mastering a field in a traditional industry, but without sufficient capital, you either have to borrow money or attract investment. Otherwise, no matter how well you talk, you won't be able to put your expertise into practice, and your skills will remain just empty talk.
Of course, some individual forex traders have sufficient capital, but they may be too impatient, so they never see the day when profits pile up. This is like a farmer who plants potatoes or sweet potatoes and then spends every day digging them up to see if they've grown. Of course, no farmer would be so foolish, but the vast majority of forex traders do just that, without realizing it or seeing the absurdity of it.
In fact, only those who are persistent and courageous, even those who appear a bit foolish in real life, can achieve success in any field, and are likely to be more successful than most. This is because they are pure and persevere to the end. If such people were to pursue forex trading, they would be equally successful. This is because they are able to stick to their investment philosophy and not be swayed by short-term market fluctuations. If you don't believe me, just look at the successful people around you; most of them possess these same traits.

In forex trading, many traders often say that the essence of trading is waiting. So, what exactly are they waiting for?

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Whether it's a short-term speculative account or a long-term investment account, the fundamental principle of forex trading is: only trade when opportunities arise. If there aren't any, wait patiently until an opportunity presents itself before acting. This waiting is a strategic choice, waiting for market uncertainty to decrease, for market trends to become clearer, and for trading signals to become more reliable. During this process, traders need to maintain patience and composure, avoiding blindly following trends or impulsive trading.
Forex trading is a long and arduous psychological journey. It's a gradual process of overcoming human weaknesses, such as greed, anger, ignorance, jealousy, arrogance, and doubt. These human weaknesses often lead to impulsive decisions, overtrading, or indecision during trading, which can affect trading results. At the same time, forex trading is a process of continuous self-improvement. Traders need to continuously learn about market dynamics, economic indicators, technical analysis, and other knowledge to better understand market behavior and predict market trends. Only when forex traders establish a trading system and model that suits them and consistently generates profits can they achieve stable profits.
However, most forex traders struggle to achieve this. The reason is that some lack the knowledge and awareness to build a consistently profitable trading system and model, relying solely on intuition, buying without reason and selling without logic. This instinctive trading approach is easily influenced by market sentiment, resulting in unscientific and irrational trading decisions. Another group of forex traders simply don't know how to develop such a system and model, and therefore can't accurately identify appropriate buying and selling zones. They may lack sufficient understanding of market analysis tools and strategies, or may not know how to integrate these tools and strategies into their trading plans.
This is precisely the reason why most forex traders suffer long-term losses. Without a clear trading system and model, it is difficult for traders to maintain consistency and stability in complex and volatile markets. They may lose their way in market fluctuations, unable to seize opportunities or effectively control risks. Therefore, it is crucial for forex traders to establish a scientific and personalized trading system and model. This not only requires time and effort to learn and practice, but also requires traders to constantly reflect and adjust their trading strategies to adapt to market changes.

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+86 137 1158 0480

+86 137 1158 0480

+86 137 1158 0480

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Mr. Z-X-N

China · Guangzhou

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