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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 transactions, traders tend to magnify their emotions and release their original personality to the greatest extent.

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That is to say, if a person is prone to depression, he may become more depressed in trading; if a person is withdrawn, he may become more withdrawn in trading. This doesn't really matter, because human nature can be changed, and it's okay to spend a few years to think it through. If you can't figure out what kind of person you are, then it's always right to develop in a natural, peaceful, and optimistic direction.
All the emotions of foreign exchange investment traders come from the misalignment between reality and their own positioning. Emotions are actually reminding themselves that it's time to make changes or change positions. Finding your position, finding your true nature, keeping your position steady, and following your nature is the right choice. Traders should not only focus on money, but always pay attention to their hearts and be aware of their emotions.
Psychological problems, human nature problems, character problems, position problems, choice problems, and direction problems are all problems that traders can perceive. Even if traders can perceive the direction, if they cannot express it accurately, and their thinking and language are not in place, it will be difficult to grasp it. Therefore, traders need to accurately describe the causes and solutions of the problems through words, and this process takes time.

Foreign exchange traders seek spiritual sustenance from Taoism and Buddhism in confusion, but they will eventually give up.

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In the complex game of foreign exchange investment transactions, many investors often use Taoist or Buddhist theories to seek spiritual support when they are confused. Under the tremendous pressure brought by market fluctuations, when the investment direction is difficult to determine and the trading results are unsatisfactory, these ancient philosophical thoughts are like a safe haven, helping them relieve their inner anxiety and find a sense of direction for investment again.
However, when foreign exchange traders gradually build up strong self-confidence in the market, they often decisively put aside all kinds of messy beliefs. They begin to uphold the belief that "my destiny is determined by myself, not by God", and realize that in the journey of investment, the only real reliance can be on themselves. This change in thinking means that investors have completed an important leap from external dependence to self-leading.
Looking at the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, those investors who have achieved success and made a lot of money are all supported by firm beliefs. What they believe in is a set of investment theories created by themselves. This set of theories is an exclusive trading system that they have gradually polished through years of trading practice, spending a lot of money, time and energy. Because the system deeply integrates the personality characteristics of investors themselves and the scale of funds, it is extremely unique and non-replicable. Even if it is shared with others, it is difficult to produce the same effect. It is this unique investment belief that has become the key to their standing out in the foreign exchange market and continuous profitability.

The central bank indulges in depreciation, so that investors cannot bear to leave at a loss and retain their funds.

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In the arena of foreign exchange investment and trading, using the depreciation of the national currency to enhance international trade competitiveness is a common economic strategy used by many countries. However, the depreciation of the currency to suppress the profit margin of arbitrage investors is difficult for many new foreign exchange investment and trading novice to understand. The depreciation of the Turkish lira is a vivid example.
According to a report by Goldman Sachs economists, the Turkish monetary authorities are pushing the lira to depreciate against the US dollar at an extraordinary speed. The strategic intention behind it is obvious: first, to ease the pressure of exporters on the undervaluation of the currency and help domestic products have more price advantages in the international market; second, to change the dependence on foreign capital, no longer relying solely on arbitrage to attract foreign capital inflows to enrich reserves, but trying to limit the inflow of hot money by devaluing the currency. Although foreign carry investors can gain benefits from Turkey's high interest rate policy, the continued depreciation of the lira will continue to erode the value of their assets, causing them to choose to keep their US dollar funds in Turkey because they are unwilling to bear large losses.
This is not the first time that Turkey has tried this strategy. The previous currency depreciation had a similar purpose, but the excessive depreciation caused the Turkish central bank to suffer a backlash. Today, even if the Turkish central bank has significantly increased the interest rate to nearly 50%, the savings enthusiasm of the local people is still not high, and large foreign exchange investors have made a lot of money with their financial advantages. Under this circumstance, the Turkish central bank chose to continue to indulge the depreciation of the lira, hoping to trap the funds of foreign investors.
This way of using strategies to retain funds has certain similarities in the investment field. In order to prevent fund customers from redeeming funds on a large scale, some Chinese fund managers will deliberately create losses so that customers will keep their funds in fund companies for a long time because they are reluctant to cut their losses. However, this practice of relying on strategies to maintain funds violates the normal operation of the market, is difficult to form a sustainable development model, and will eventually fail due to market tests.

The foreign exchange investment and trading market is complex and changeable, and the policy environment of different countries has a profound impact on investment activities.

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The foreign exchange investment and trading market in some countries is extremely risky and like a trap. Investors should resolutely avoid participating in it to prevent major losses.
Some European and American countries have provided foreign exchange investment traders with relatively flexible operating space with loose financial policies and a free international remittance environment. In such markets, if investors can deeply learn and master foreign exchange investment and trading skills, they may obtain stable income through trading and protect the family's economic source.
In countries that implement foreign exchange investment and trading restrictions or prohibitions, ordinary investors should be cautious about foreign exchange investment. Even if they have mastered trading skills, they will face practical difficulties such as remittance of funds due to policy restrictions. In addition, due to the lack of a sound market ecology and a professional education system, it is difficult for investors to obtain accurate investment knowledge and experience. Wrong trading cognition and operation are very likely to cause risks, especially the improper use of leveraged trading, which may lead to instant liquidation in extreme market conditions.
For investors who have trading accounts overseas and have certain foreign exchange investment and trading capabilities, long-term foreign exchange investment is a feasible strategy. By holding foreign exchange assets for a long time, it is expected to achieve considerable returns, but it is necessary to strictly follow the principle of not doing short-term and not using leverage to effectively control risks and achieve steady asset appreciation.

In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, whether ordinary traders can achieve "living by trading" is affected by multiple factors such as personal concepts, goals and financial conditions.

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Some traders regard supporting themselves as the core goal of trading, while more people expect to achieve class crossing and wealth freedom through trading. The mentality and goals of the two are completely different.
"Living by trading" has different interpretations in the time dimension. It is easier to understand that short-term profits can maintain life, but long-term continuous and stable profits are difficult. Generally, annual profits cover the expenses of the next year, or daily income meets the daily expenses of the family, which can be regarded as meeting the trading living standard. But when traders' ambitions expand and they pursue higher goals, the difficulty of trading increases dramatically, and greed and fear also intensify, which seriously affects the quality of trading decisions.
For ordinary traders who lack capital reserves and can only borrow money to participate in foreign exchange trading, the probability of successful trading is very small. Trading with debts puts huge psychological pressure and puts them at a disadvantage from the beginning. Such traders face a difficult choice: it is difficult to maintain family life without taking risks, but risky trading may lead to deeper financial difficulties, forming a vicious cycle. The fundamental reason for the failure of most ordinary traders is that they mistakenly equate "making a living by trading" with "getting rich overnight". This unrealistic mentality makes them eager for quick success, abuse leverage, and trade arbitrarily, which ultimately makes it difficult for them to gain a foothold in the market and they have to withdraw from the trading stage early.

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Mr. Z-X-N

China · Guangzhou

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