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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 often discuss the buying and selling points of investment transactions, but in fact, a more accurate description should be the buying and selling areas.

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Many traders are too obsessed with precise buying and selling points, but ignore the complexity and uncertainty of the market. From a larger perspective, there are no absolutely precise buying and selling points, but rather approximate entry and exit areas. These areas are the result of comprehensive judgment based on factors such as market trends, technical analysis, and risk management. Traders need to flexibly adjust their trading strategies within these areas instead of rigidly looking for a specific point. This way of thinking helps traders better cope with market fluctuations instead of being bound by fixed points. In this way, traders can better manage risks and find more trading opportunities in the market.
Foreign exchange investment traders must be aware that their buying points must be others' selling points, and their selling points must be others' buying points. The market is a zero-sum game, and every transaction has buyers and sellers. If trading books focus on buying and selling points, then most of these books are for short-term trading. Similarly, if traders frequently discuss buying and selling points, then they are likely short-term traders. However, the truth is that short-term trading is essentially closer to gambling and it is difficult to make stable profits in the long run. Short-term traders try to capture small fluctuations in the market through frequent trading, but this strategy is not only risky, but also has high transaction costs, and it is difficult to maintain profitability in the long run. Many traders gradually realize this after experiencing many failures. Therefore, traders should pay more attention to long-term trends and risk management rather than short-term fluctuations.
Many foreign exchange investment traders choose to switch to selling courses when they cannot make profits from their own trading. After all, selling courses is a relatively stable source of income. However, most of the foreign exchange investment traders who sell courses do not really understand the essence of foreign exchange investment trading. They repeatedly emphasize precise buying and selling points in training, misleading learners. In fact, the entry positions are all approximate, and the so-called "precise" buying and selling points do not exist. This misleading will make learners mistakenly believe that they did not grasp the accuracy when trading failed, rather than the teacher teaching wrong. The truth is that teaching others to trade is more troublesome and stressful than trading yourself. Traders who really make a lot of money are usually very frugal with words, and they will not spend a lot of time interacting with novices at length. Talking too much not only hurts your mind, but may also reduce the length of your life, which is not cost-effective from a cost-effectiveness perspective. Therefore, traders should be more cautious when choosing learning channels to avoid being influenced by such misleading teaching. At the same time, traders should pay more attention to their own learning and practice, and improve their trading ability by constantly accumulating experience.

In the foreign exchange investment and trading industry, the use of stop-loss strategies is one of the focuses of investors, and the different attitudes of long-term and short-term investors towards stop-loss reflect different investment wisdom and industry status.

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Foreign exchange long-term investors are not keen on stop-loss, which has its inherent rationality; while foreign exchange short-term traders may fall into a dangerous situation if they ignore stop-loss.
Foreign exchange long-term investment seeks to grasp the long-term trend of the market and obtain rich trend returns. For long-term investors, the triggering of stop loss means loss, which is contrary to their original intention of investment. Some long-term investors are influenced by the concept of "stop loss is a must for investment" in the market, and have a wrong perception that even if they don't like stop loss, they need to set stop loss to control risks. However, in the long-term light position investment model, frequent stop loss is actually a destruction of the investment strategy, and it also reflects that some platform operators, out of their own interests, promote the importance of stop loss and mislead investors.
From the perspective of the position construction logic of long-term investment, its investment portfolio is gradually built up by many light positions. In the initial establishment stage of each light position, it is normal for floating losses to occur due to short-term market fluctuations. If long-term investors blindly stop loss at this time, it will not only cause capital loss, but also hinder the establishment and accumulation of new positions, affecting the long-term investment layout. In the floating profit increase link, the new position will also face the process from floating loss to floating profit, which is the inevitable path for long-term investment to achieve profitability. Therefore, long-term investors should break away from the limitations of traditional stop-loss thinking, and calmly deal with market fluctuations based on accurate judgment of market trends and reasonable fund management strategies, rather than being bound by the so-called "stop-loss rules".

In foreign exchange investment transactions, the behavior of foreign exchange investment traders who hold on to stop losses is significantly different between long-term investors and short-term traders. This difference mainly stems from their different trading goals, strategies and fund sizes.

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For traders who hold on to stop losses in short-term transactions, their goal is to quickly capture short-term market fluctuations to make profits. Therefore, they often hold on to floating losses for a long time, and once the market shows a small profit, they will immediately stop the profit and take the money. This behavior reflects the short-term traders' high sensitivity to short-term market fluctuations and their quick response to risks. They try to accumulate small profits through frequent trading, but this strategy is also accompanied by higher risks, because short-term market fluctuations are often difficult to predict, and once the market continues to develop in an unfavorable direction, they may face greater losses. This strategy is suitable for traders who can make decisions quickly and withstand short-term fluctuations, but it also requires them to have good risk control capabilities. Short-term traders usually use technical analysis tools to identify short-term trading opportunities and control risks by setting stop-loss and take-profit points.
In contrast, investors who hold on to their positions in long-term investment have different strategies and mindsets. The goal of long-term investors is to grasp the long-term trend of the market, so they pay more attention to fundamental analysis and long-term market trends. They will not easily take profits because of short-term profits, but will always hold on, constantly increase positions, hold on to stop losses, and hold on to profits. For them, there is no question of how long it will take to hold on to stop losses and hold on to profits, and there is no short-term suffering. They will hold positions for a long time, for years or even longer, until the market shows big profits, and then close their positions and take profits. This strategy requires investors to have firm beliefs and strong psychological qualities, because they need to withstand market fluctuations and uncertainties for a long time. Long-term investors usually reduce risks through diversification and light position strategies, while also paying close attention to changes in market fundamentals in order to adjust positions at the right time. The strategy of long-term investors is more suitable for investors who have a deep understanding of the market and a long-term investment vision.
Retail investors often find it difficult to withstand large losses due to their relatively small capital scale. Therefore, if they choose to hold on without stopping losses, they may face the risk of liquidation or margin call. This is because small funds are easily forced to close positions due to insufficient margin when facing large market fluctuations. Large capital investors do not have this problem. Large capital investors can withstand large market fluctuations due to their large capital scale, and will not face the risk of liquidation or margin call even if they are in a floating loss state for a long time. This allows them to more calmly execute the strategy of holding on without stopping losses in trading, waiting for the long-term trend of the market to reverse or continue. Large capital investors usually ensure the safety of transactions through strict risk management and capital management strategies, such as setting reasonable position sizes and stop-loss points to avoid affecting the entire portfolio due to the failure of a single transaction. The strategy of large capital investors is more suitable for investors with sufficient capital reserves and risk tolerance.

In the complex system of foreign exchange investment and trading, investors need to think deeply about the attitude towards frequent trading.

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Our warning about frequent trading in foreign exchange investment and trading is not an absolute prohibition, but a comprehensive consideration based on market rules and investment risks. The disadvantages of frequent trading are mainly reflected in the two dimensions of increased costs and increased risks. From a cost perspective, transaction fees are an important factor that cannot be ignored. Frequent trading causes fees to accumulate continuously, becoming a major obstacle to investors' profits; from a risk perspective, according to the principle of probability, the increase in the number of transactions will inevitably lead to an increase in the probability of making mistakes. In the foreign exchange market, frequent operations are essentially a risky behavior that lacks rationality, which is no different from gambling. It violates the principle of prudent investment and relies too much on luck rather than professional analysis.
The opportunities in the foreign exchange investment and trading market are not endless, and its operation is constrained by many factors such as macroeconomics, policy changes, and market sentiment. Frequent trading is often a reflection of investors' misjudgment of market opportunities and their eagerness for quick success. This "blind operation" not only fails to grasp real investment opportunities, but also increases investment risks. Especially when investors do not establish a scientific trading system and enter and exit the market at will based on their feelings, the blindness and uncertainty of trading increase significantly, resulting in a significant increase in the possibility of losses, and falling into a vicious cycle of "making more mistakes".
In the process of learning foreign exchange investment and trading, the mastery of technical knowledge is a relatively easy stage to quantify and standardize. Usually, after three to five years of intensive research, investors can have a more comprehensive understanding and mastery of the mainstream trading techniques on the market. However, technical knowledge is only the basis of trading. If you want to achieve sustained and stable profits in the foreign exchange market, it is more important to break through the bottleneck of mentality. The trading mentality is deeply influenced by personal experience, understanding, personality and other factors, and has a strong individual uniqueness, so it is difficult to solve it by learning from others' experience. Every investor needs to constantly explore and summarize in practice to find a method of adjusting his or her mentality that suits him or her.
It is worth noting that investors who have experienced major setbacks in life before entering the foreign exchange market often have unique advantages in trading mentality. The hardships in life have tempered their will and strengthened their psychological resilience, enabling them to maintain a calm mind and make more rational decisions when facing the fluctuations of the foreign exchange market. This mental advantage has laid a solid foundation for their success in foreign exchange investment and trading.

In the field of foreign exchange investment and trading, if investors can understand the essence of psychology as soon as possible, they can get rid of difficulties and move towards success as soon as possible.

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In the traditional education system, psychology is often marginalized and rarely included in the learning curriculum. However, for those who are engaged in foreign exchange investment and trading, especially as traders with large funds and focused on long-term investment, I have a deep understanding: other subjects may be temporarily shelved, but the study of psychology is crucial, otherwise life may take many detours.
For any foreign exchange trader, once a sense of urgency arises, a sense of pressure will follow, especially for those who are highly sensitive. This sense of pressure can easily cause anxiety. From another perspective, there will be no anxiety without pressure, but success is also difficult to achieve. Foreign exchange traders seem to be caught in a paradox that is difficult to get rid of.
Only by learning and mastering psychology, learning to regulate their own anxiety, and keeping a calm, natural and relaxed state of mind, can foreign exchange traders truly cope with the challenges of the market.
In traditional industries, bosses with anxiety may be able to make profits by establishing physical enterprises and entrusting others to operate them. They do not need to face pressure and anxiety directly, but this method is often prone to failure because the selected managers may not be reliable and may even cause themselves to be in debt.
For large-scale foreign exchange traders, even if they suffer from anxiety, they can find order takers and tell them to buy when prices are low or sell when prices are high, as well as specific order size and other information. However, nowadays, network technology is very advanced, and people can place orders anytime and anywhere through mobile phones or laptops. Of course, long-term investment with a light position is an effective way for large-capital foreign exchange traders to relieve anxiety.

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Mr. Z-X-N

China · Guangzhou

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