Foreign exchange custody means that traders with insufficient time or poor profitability hand over their foreign exchange accounts to professional companies or analysts for custody, and the custodian will charge a certain trading commission as a reward.
In a more popular way, foreign exchange custody is like a trader hiring a nanny for his account. In this way, investors don't have to worry about managing their accounts and can do what they want in their spare time. Now more and more investors are more inclined to choose this investment method.
What are the characteristics of foreign exchange custody?
24-hour operation can monitor the market for 24 hours, and automatically enter and exit when the winning rate is high, so that you can sleep peacefully at night and engage in other work during the day without manual intervention.
The collective experience foreign exchange custody system integrates the collective wisdom and experience of many trading experts, and its trading strategy selection and market judgment, position control and trading discipline, risk control and profitability are much higher than manual operation.
The operating team of emotionless host system can overcome the weakness of human nature. Buy and sell, without hesitation or greed. If you win, you will not be arrogant or depressed, and avoid emotional operation.
Faster because the technical team orders in a unified way, it can ensure a faster order and liquidation speed, and can respond to price changes and trend changes more sensitively.
The profit-guaranteed foreign exchange custody system has strict stop loss, risk control and position control, so there is no excessive trading, no emotional trading, and no greed and fear that cannot be avoided in trading. Whether it is profitable or not depends entirely on the design idea and technical level of the hosting system. Making money is the last word!
Types of investors suitable for foreign exchange custody:
1. Investors who are new to the foreign exchange wealth management market and have insufficient experience;
2. Investors who are busy with work and have no time to analyze the market;
3. A very rational investor, who has money but doesn't want to put his eggs in one basket, knows how to diversify investment risks.