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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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In investment trading, emotional management is crucial. Anger can lead to wrong trading decisions, which in turn can lead to significant losses.

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Some anger is obvious, such as when an investor is mocked or ridiculed by his spouse, he may feel frustrated and make impulsive trades. If the investor's spouse is emotionally unstable, it is recommended to set up an independent trading space to avoid the interference of family emotions on trading decisions. Otherwise, the losses caused by impulsive trading may far exceed the cost of setting up an independent trading space.
Even more hidden are those angers that are difficult to detect. For example, when an investor's beloved relatives or friends pass away due to misunderstanding or sudden death, especially if the investor believes that he is responsible in some way (such as inappropriate words or failure to provide help), this grief and anger may be hidden deep in the heart, and the investor may not even be aware of its existence. Under the influence of this emotion, the investor may unconsciously make revengeful trades in an attempt to vent his emotions, but it may ultimately lead to huge losses.
Take a large capital investor as an example. He realized years later that his loss of hundreds of thousands of dollars was actually due to revenge trading driven by this kind of imperceptible anger. However, this experience is often difficult to talk about, and even cannot be confided to family members, and can only be endured alone. Therefore, I share this point of view here, hoping that large capital investors will try to reduce or suspend trading when facing the death of a loved one or similar sad events to avoid unnecessary losses caused by emotional out-of-control.

In foreign exchange investment transactions, carry trading and swap trading are essentially the same concept, but different countries and regions use different terms to refer to them.

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The word swap originally meant "exchange". In the swap transaction of foreign exchange investment transactions, what is exchanged is the interest generated in the future.
In Europe and the United States, foreign exchange carry investment transactions were first named carry trade, which means investment transactions carrying rolling interest. In recent decades, the term rollover interest has also been widely used. This name may be more appropriate because it clearly contains the keyword "interest", and the word "rollover" vividly describes the process of interest rollover. In fact, in many materials, overnight interest is directly called rollovers, which is a simple and direct naming method.
However, on the website of the Tokyo Financial Exchange in Japan, overnight interest is directly named swap. Although this term may make many people feel uncomfortable at first, people gradually accept this name over time. In Japan, swap trade actually refers to carry trade or rollovers trade.
The naming of these financial terms reflects the characteristics of preconceived ideas, similar to the Chinese folk saying "first call and then do not change". This phenomenon shows that once a term is first adopted and widely spread, people tend to habitually continue to use it, and even if other more appropriate names appear later, it is difficult to change the already formed cognition.

In the world of foreign exchange investment and trading, the understanding of trading technology is not about background, but to achieve great success, the support of big funds is the key. It is difficult to make waves in the market by just making small moves.

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It is not that wild foreign exchange investment traders do not learn. On the contrary, they continue to learn and accumulate experience in the real market at the expense of their own funds. This learning process is costly because losses bring personal pain. In order to recover the principal, especially the hard-earned money, they are forced to learn in depth and continuously improve their trading skills.
However, even if the trading skills of wild foreign exchange investment traders are superb, it is not easy to maintain the livelihood of their families without the support of big funds. It is almost unrealistic to expect to achieve a tenfold or a hundredfold increase in assets.
In contrast, domestic foreign exchange investment traders usually have a stable income and do not need to take excessive risks. In the foreign exchange investment and trading market, all investors are swimming against the current and facing various challenges. Although domestic foreign exchange traders may feel uneasy about losses, they are usually not too sad. Some fund companies even deliberately create losses to prevent investors from redeeming their funds early due to quick profits. This behavior is tantamount to calculating investors. Domestic foreign exchange traders often play a more decorative role, and their main purpose is to attract investors' funds, that is, to recruit customers or deposits.
If you take conscience as the criterion and hope not to be troubled by repentance for the rest of your life, you may choose to become a wild foreign exchange trader. As long as you can support your family, you will be considered successful. If you can meet a high-quality investor who is willing to let a wild foreign exchange trader manage the account, it will be icing on the cake.

Emerging currencies usually have higher interest rates, which brings both higher potential returns and higher risks.

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For small and medium-sized investors, carry investment may be a potential opportunity. However, emerging countries as a whole face higher political and fiscal risks, resulting in relatively low economic credit. In order to attract funds from overseas investors to promote economic development, emerging countries often build a more attractive foreign exchange investment environment by raising interest rates and reducing taxes. Therefore, the interest rates of emerging country currencies are usually higher than those of developed country currencies. However, due to the high level of various risks, the long-term value of emerging country currencies may be relatively lower than that of developed country currencies.
The saying "Wealth and honor are sought in danger, but also lost in danger" vividly summarizes the logic of high-interest carry investment in emerging country currencies. Although the high interest rates of emerging country currencies provide investors with potential profit opportunities, investors may also face losses due to their high risks. For large investment banks and large funds, carry investment in emerging country currencies may not be attractive because they prefer to pursue stable and low-risk investments. For small capital investors, due to the small scale of funds, carry investment is not very meaningful and may lack the necessary investment conditions.
However, this situation happens to provide good opportunities for medium-sized large capital investors. In the United States, some foreign exchange investment providers offer carry investment opportunities in currency pairs such as Turkish Lira/Japanese Yen and Mexican Peso/Japanese Yen, while others do not, indicating that some American investors are making long-term carry investments.
However, the Brazilian Real/Japanese Yen currency pair is relatively rare in both the Japanese and American foreign exchange markets, which may mean that the Brazilian foreign exchange market is relatively backward and closed.

In foreign exchange investment transactions, MAM managers or PAMM managers face a serious problem: their trading strategies may be abused or misappropriated by their clients.

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This behavior usually manifests itself in the client copying the trading strategy to other accounts or sharing it with others.
However, foreign exchange investment transactions are not a one-time deal, especially long-term investments, which require investors to constantly look for favorable opportunities in daily transactions and continue to build or increase positions. Therefore, the behavior of clients misappropriating trading strategies does not actually pose a substantial threat. In foreign exchange investment transactions, position control and position management are the most important links. Even if the client copies the trading strategy, it is difficult to copy the scale and timing of the MAM manager or PAMM manager's position increase, which is the key to successful trading.
In fact, the failure of most foreign exchange investment traders is not due to the trading strategy itself, but due to the lack of experience in position control and position management. In foreign exchange investment transactions, as long as investors can accurately judge the market trend, any opportunity to open or increase positions is reasonable. However, the reason why the vast majority of foreign exchange investment traders lose money is that they lack experience, skills and common sense in position control and position management.
This phenomenon can be confirmed by scientific analysis and logical reasoning.

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+86 137 1158 0480

+86 137 1158 0480

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Mr. Z-X-N

China · Guangzhou

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