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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 foreign exchange investment and trading, foreign exchange common sense and experience represent wisdom, while foreign exchange theoretical knowledge only belongs to the category of knowledge.

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So, are people who read more books necessarily wiser than those who read less? The answer is no. Wisdom and knowledge are two completely different concepts. Knowledge is like a double-edged sword, which can open the door to wisdom, but it can also become an obstacle to progress.
Reading can indeed make people more organized and logical when thinking about problems, but this does not mean that reading more books will definitely bring wisdom. The essence of wisdom is the ability to solve problems. Just having theoretical knowledge does not necessarily mean having the ability to solve problems. A person who reads more books can broaden his horizons and draw on the experience and wisdom of his predecessors from books. However, in the initial stage, human beings had neither the knowledge written by their predecessors nor the experience taught by their predecessors. Their wisdom came from practice.
In foreign exchange investment and trading, knowledge alone is far from enough, and experience is the key. Some highly educated foreign exchange investment and trading analysts are dressed in suits and look very knowledgeable, but they have never had practical experience. However, if a junior high school student without a high degree has rich practical experience in foreign exchange investment and trading, then this junior high school student may be more capable of making money than a highly educated foreign exchange investment and trading analyst. This is the fact.

The experience sharing of foreign exchange investment and trading will encounter completely different situations in different countries, which is closely related to the local market environment and public perception.

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In countries with highly developed foreign exchange trading such as the UK and Japan, the strong trading atmosphere and mature market mechanism have nurtured many professional traders. Sharing experience here is like being in a professional arena. Once recognized, you can gain supreme glory and have high-quality exchanges with your peers.
Switzerland is limited by its population size, and the activity and audience of foreign exchange trading are relatively limited, making it difficult to meet the needs of successful traders to widely spread their experience. In countries such as China and India where foreign exchange trading is restricted and fraud is prominent, the public is wary of investment-related sharing. Even if successful traders are sincere and want to share valuable experience, they are easily labeled as "scammers" by local people. Sharing in such an environment will not only fail to achieve the expected results, but also bring negative comments to oneself, which is not worth the loss, and may even destroy the personal reputation that has been built with great effort.

Foreign exchange investment and teaching are two completely different profit models, reflecting the diverse motivations and needs of traders.

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Trading requires facing market risks and the income fluctuates; while teaching is risk-free profit, which makes many traders regard it as an ideal source of income. After all, trading profits may be mixed with luck, and there is always pressure to stop losses. The stable income of teaching is undoubtedly more attractive.
In the ecosystem of foreign exchange investment, there are very few people who can make continuous profits through trading, and engaging in teaching has become the choice of many people. Some traders, due to lack of capital, cannot obtain rich returns in trading, so they hope to accumulate wealth by selling courses; others, after losing money in trading, have rich experience but suffer financial losses, so they can only turn to the lecture industry.
For those who have achieved success in the trading market, lectures have another meaning. When the market space cannot meet their development, they improve their social status and satisfy their desire for a sense of achievement and existence through lectures and speeches. At the same time, they also become the objects of invitations from various circles and demonstrate their own value in social occasions. As for the other type of lecturers, their motivation is self-evident as the question itself implies.

In foreign exchange investment transactions, books published by Western fund investors often attract ordinary investors, but they do not know that there is another hidden story.

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Most of these authors come from investment banks or funds, and are engaged in medium- and long-term investment. They have a team responsible for research reports on a daily basis. The decision-makers have an easy job and plenty of time, so writing books has become a way for them to pass the time.
The purpose of their books is not simple: on the one hand, they establish personal authority through their works and satisfy their desire to become famous; on the other hand, they use books to advertise their teams and stimulate a sharp rise in the company's stocks in the short term.
In addition, there are different types of authors in the investment circle. Some want to enjoy the pleasure brought by influence, some want to have another way to make money, and even some investment failures try to get a share of the familiar industry by publishing books and selling courses. Foreign exchange investors must realize that these books may not be pure investment experience sharing. When referring to them, they must remain rational and avoid blind credulity.

The cruelty of foreign exchange investment transactions is that the weaknesses of human nature are often infinitely magnified in the market.

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Those most scarce qualities happen to be the behaviors that successful traders strictly prohibit, and these behaviors attract losers who are eager to make profits but do not know how to do it like a magnet.
The lack of patience makes high-frequency short-term trading a common phenomenon, and traders lose their way in chasing ups and downs. Behaviors such as reverse positions, heavy positions, flattening, and no stop loss further increase trading risks. These behaviors seem to bring short-term excitement and hope, but in fact they are the fast lane to failure. The essence of foreign exchange investment trading is a test of human nature. Only by deeply realizing the harm of these scarce and dangerous behaviors, actively abandoning bad trading habits, and cultivating patience and risk awareness can we truly understand the true meaning of trading and achieve sustainable profits in the market.

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+86 137 1158 0480

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Mr. Z-X-N

China · Guangzhou

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