Article 1: Give the money to a large professional investment fund. Is Soros's fund money all his own? No, most of them are not They belong to investors scattered all over the world, but these investors are just big families.
Article 2: Give the money to a small "management account". Most of these managers who manage accounts are experienced fund managers from large funds, and they start their own businesses under the banner. Small and medium-sized customers like this way.
Article 3: Invest this money in some companies that do not directly trade foreign exchange, but are compatible with the foreign exchange market, such as foreign exchange brokerage companies, foreign exchange software companies, foreign exchange training institutions and so on. This is actually not a new move, but it is very effective for small households and retail investors.
Are these foreigners stupid? Why did you return the money to these institutions? In fact, foreigners are very smart and choose to "eat small losses and take advantage of big ones." Mainly because: in the jungle of foreign exchange, the outcome of fighting alone is mostly killed by prey. If you want to kill your prey, you have to hold a group. Only when people with funds, models, skills, experience and channels find a combination with each other and form a team that can learn from each other's strengths can they enjoy the fun of jungle hunting.
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