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

Forex traders to grow and develop, they must be willing to learn from past mistakes.

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This is an important step towards success. If traders are unwilling to face and learn from their mistakes, then the losses in forex trading lose their due meaning and become a real and worthless loss. The loss itself is not terrible, but the terrible thing is that you cannot grow from it.
However, if forex traders can exchange losses for valuable experience, then such losses become extremely valuable. These experiences will become an important asset in their future investment transactions. Traders can use these experiences to optimize trading strategies, avoid repeating mistakes, and realize profits in future transactions. This is the transformation law of "experience is wealth" in forex trading. By constantly learning and accumulating experience, traders can transform past losses into the basis for making big money in the future, thereby achieving long-term success in the forex market.

In the world of forex trading, there are many forex myths that should not be believed.

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These myths are either advertising marketing by forex brokers to attract customers or packaging marketing by some large-capital individual investors to build their personal IP. These propaganda are often misleading and give forex traders a wrong understanding of the market.
One of the common misconceptions is that the big players in forex trading are able to manipulate the forex market and retail investors have little chance to make a profit. This view has led to a certain degree of fear and distrust of the market among many forex traders. Indeed, many forex traders have heard of the phenomenon of "stop hunting". Because the big players are able to understand where retail traders set their pending orders through some means, in some losing trades, the market always seems to throw them out at the forex trader's stop loss and then immediately turn them back. This seems to confirm the hypothesis that the big players manipulate the market. However, in fact, this is most likely because the trader set a bad stop loss. The forex market is so large that manipulating prices is almost impossible. Therefore, although the big players may know the location of the pending orders, retail foreign exchange traders should flexibly adjust their stop loss and take profit positions according to market changes, rather than passively believing that they are being manipulated by big players.
In addition, for foreign exchange traders, strong funds and low enough leverage are the key to coping with market fluctuations. As long as leverage is not overused, traders can remain calm in the face of any manipulation and ups and downs, and avoid unnecessary panic. Trading without leverage allows traders to deal with market uncertainties more calmly, thereby achieving stable returns in the long run.

Foreign exchange proprietary trading companies usually set strict stop loss conditions, such as stipulating that the stop loss of foreign exchange traders cannot exceed 1% or 2%. Once this range is exceeded, it is considered a failure.

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Behind such harsh conditions, the company reflects the company's concern about the profitability of traders. They are worried that if the stop loss is set too loosely, foreign exchange traders may make too much profit, thus affecting the company's earnings.
It is worth noting that these foreign exchange proprietary trading companies are often not strictly regulated. Their main source of profit is to charge foreign exchange investment traders examination fees, challenge fees, registration fees and other fees, rather than making profits through normal transactions. This makes them, to some extent, the counterparty of foreign exchange investment traders. The relationship between them and foreign exchange investment traders is not even as fair as that of traditional foreign exchange betting brokers. Traditional foreign exchange betting brokers at least have some interaction and game with customers during the transaction process, while these foreign exchange proprietary trading companies are more like using rules and fees to make profits.
From the perspective of operating model, these foreign exchange proprietary trading companies may rely entirely on simulated trading to operate. They pay the profits of successful foreign exchange investment traders by charging examination fees, challenge fees, registration fees and other fees. This model is similar to a capital pool. As long as the profits of successful traders do not exceed the total fees charged by the company, the company can maintain operations. However, once too many foreign exchange investment traders make high profits, exceeding the total fees charged by the company, then the foreign exchange proprietary trading company may face the risk of bankruptcy.

Forex traders cannot expect miracles from small accounts.

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The truth is simple: it is relatively easy to make $100,000 with $1 million, but it is extremely difficult to make $1 million with $100,000. There is a basic understanding behind this: small accounts tend to only reap small profits. Moreover, the more trades you make, the higher the risk of losing money. In addition, there is a subtle psychological game involved. Generally speaking, forex trading requires a very high level of psychological quality. If the forex trader has a small account, it will be more difficult to make a profit.
It is well known that most forex traders cannot achieve positive returns in the long term. And for forex traders with small accounts, the possibility of continuous returns is even lower. Forex traders with small accounts are constantly under the pressure of losing money. Trading under this pressure makes it more likely to make mistakes. These mistakes, in turn, lead to frustration with poor results, which in turn leads to a drop in confidence and more mistakes. In the end, forex traders may lose their entire trading account.

What are the characteristics of modern proprietary foreign exchange trading?

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The key to modern proprietary foreign exchange trading lies in the new changes in the relationship between traders and companies. The traditional proprietary foreign exchange trading model is that foreign exchange investment traders work in the office of the proprietary foreign exchange company and receive actual capital allocated by the company. These traders are often the core figures of the company, and the company not only provides professional knowledge support, but also gives them a fixed salary.
Modern proprietary foreign exchange trading provides foreign exchange investment traders with greater autonomy. They can freely choose the time, place, trading platform, trading method and risk control strategy of working. To obtain capital, foreign exchange investment traders must first pass a paid exam and follow the corresponding rules.
The capital provided by modern proprietary foreign exchange companies is virtual funds, similar to the demo accounts of traditional foreign exchange brokers. Foreign exchange investment traders obtain rewards by providing trading performance data. The main source of income for modern foreign exchange proprietary companies is the registration fees, examination fees, challenge fees, etc. of foreign exchange investment traders, using the fees of losers to pay the fees of successful ones.
Of course, some modern foreign exchange proprietary companies have transformed from fund companies and provide real capital accounts for experienced foreign exchange investment traders. However, most proprietary companies still charge registration fees, examination fees, challenge fees, etc., but the funds in the accounts are real.

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