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What should strategy of foreign exchange do?
How to formulate foreign exchange operation strategy?

1. Operation direction: First, consider the short, medium and long-term trend of the market, and decide what kind of operation you want to carry out, so as to make the operation layout. The long-term operation direction should conform to the market trend, the mid-line operation pays more attention to the performance of market volume and price coordination, and the short-term direction lies in breakthrough. This is to seek the best entry point from a purely technical point of view, based on short-term technical analysis.

2. Capital planning: After the operation direction is determined, it is necessary to do a good job of sorting out the funds. First decide how big the part to be operated is, usually with reference to investment. A higher proportion of funds can be invested in the long-term part, and the short-term part shall not exceed one third of the total investment, so it is forbidden to operate in Man Cang. At the same time, after admission, calculate the profit and loss probability of the point target. When the ratio of profit probability to loss probability is 3: 1, relevant operations can be performed. Good fund management can almost influence the success or failure of operation strategy, and investors should not be underestimated.

3. Both attack and defense should be planned. The formulation of strategy focuses on defense, and only with a solid defense plan can we attack abroad. In the process of trading, don't rush for success, be patient and self-disciplined to avoid the success or failure of the operation caused by emotional ups and downs. When formulating strategy of foreign exchange, we should have an accurate analysis of the cut-in point and operation. When can we raise the price? How much more? ..... A perfect attack and defense plan can know the maximum loss of each transaction before entering the market, and can calmly cope with short-term market fluctuations within the tolerance range.

4. Stop-loss point setting: Stop-loss points are set differently in different stages of foreign exchange market operation. In the long run, the choice of stop loss needs a higher proportion and a higher proportion of funds to prevent it from being swept out of the house because of a temporary reversal of the market. The choice of stop loss in mid-line operation usually tends to be technical, with the high and low points of trend line or front wave as reference. In addition, the setting of time stop loss is also very important, and only experienced investors can better distinguish it.