What is the difference between bankers and retail investors???

K线人生飞哥 · 2023-11-03T13:51:59.000Z

1. Bankers use hundreds of millions or billions to make one product, while retail investors use thousands or tens of thousands to make more than a dozen products. 2. It takes a year or even a few years for a banker to make a product, but it only takes a few weeks or even a few days for a retail investor to make a product. 3. Bankers are done with one product a year, while retail investors are unwilling to do dozens of products a year. 4. Bankers like to concentrate funds to fight a war of annihilation and make each one one after another; retail investors like to buy multiple varieties for diversified investment, some make profit, some lose, but in the end they don’t make much. 5. Before speculating on a product, the banker must conduct a long and detailed investigation and analysis of the fundamentals and technical aspects of the product, and only dare to act slowly after formulating a careful plan; retail investors look at the computer screen and wait for three to five minutes. Can decide to buy or sell. 6. Bankers especially like some of the less popular varieties and make money by turning them from cold to hot; retail investors always like some of the most popular varieties at the moment and lose money by turning them from hot to cold. 7. Although bookmakers have many advantages such as funds and information, they still dare not take technical theories lightly. Basic theories such as Dow Jones theory, trend theory, and Gann's Law are already familiar with it; retail investors cannot even grasp the K-line theory well. He began to promote the theory that technology is useless. 8. Bankers always attach great importance to retail investors, often pay attention to the voices and trends of retail investors, and know themselves and the enemy. Retail investors often say: This banker is really stupid. It’s up to you to see how he can ship goods at such a high price. 9. After the banker finishes a product, he goes on vacation for a few months, saying: After working for a while, it’s time to relax; after the retail investor finishes a product, he says: “I haven’t made much money, I still have to do it, I never take a break, I hate Saturdays” Sunday, hate all holidays. 10. Bankers make money by doing one product year after year; retail investors lose money by browsing various products year after year. It seems that a profitable investor must learn ABCD, A, B, C and D, and must have eyes and ears in all directions. He must have an economist, an accountant, a master of psychology, a statistician, and a politician, and then a military strategist and strategist. If one person cannot do so much, Yingjia will operate as a team. Retail investors only scratch the surface in every aspect, leaving half a bucket of water in the water, and cannot get a valuable result from their analysis for most of the day.You need to learn analytical methods, but you don’t have to learn everything in a hurry. It is better to learn nothing than to learn everything, at least you will be free. The biggest difference between bankers and retail investors is the difference in concepts. The banker's financial advantage, information advantage, human resource advantage, and political advantage cannot be changed by us, but it is precisely the change of concept that can be achieved. Therefore, I hope the above ten points can inspire you and enable you to understand its deeper meaning.

The market maker uses hundreds of millions or billions to trade one product, while retail investors use thousands or tens of thousands to trade dozens of products.
It takes a market maker a year or even several years to develop a new product, while retail investors only need a few weeks or even days to develop a new product.
The market maker is satisfied with just one product a year, but retail investors are dissatisfied even if they have to trade dozens of products a year.
The banker likes to concentrate funds to fight an annihilation war, and succeed in every trade; retail investors like to buy multiple varieties for diversified investment, some make profits, some lose money, and ultimately do not make much.
Before the market maker hypes a certain product, he will conduct a long and detailed investigation and analysis of the fundamentals and technical aspects of the product, and only dare to act slowly after formulating a thorough plan; retail investors can decide to buy or sell in three to five minutes by looking at the computer screen.
The banker particularly likes some less popular varieties, and makes money by hyping them up; retail investors always like some of the most popular varieties at the moment, and lose money by holding on to them.
Although the market makers have many advantages such as capital and information, they still dare not take technical theories lightly. They have already mastered the basic theories such as Dow Jones Theory, Trend Theory, Gann's Law, etc.; retail investors have not even mastered the K-line theory well, and they begin to preach the theory that technology is useless.
The banker always pays great attention to retail investors, and often pays attention to their voices and trends, so as to know both himself and his enemy. However, retail investors often say: This banker is really stupid, he will sell the stocks after raising the price so high.
After the market maker finishes a product, he will take a vacation for a few months, saying: I have been busy for a while, it is time to relax; after the retail investors finish a product, they will say: I didn’t make much money, I have to do it again, they will never take a break, they hate Saturdays, Sundays and all holidays.
The banker makes money by doing one product year after year; the retail investors lose money by browsing various products year after year. It seems that a profitable investor must learn ABCD, A, B, C, D, and keep an eye on all directions and listen to all directions. He must be an economist, accountant, psychology master, statistician, politician, and a military strategist. If one person cannot do so much, the profit house will adopt a team operation. Retail investors only try a little bit in any aspect, and they can't get a valuable result after analyzing for most of the day. The analysis method should be learned, but it is definitely not to learn everything in a hurry. It is better to learn nothing than to learn everything, at least you can have a leisure time.
The biggest difference between bankers and retail investors is the difference in concepts. The banker's financial advantages, information advantages, human resources advantages, and political advantages are unchangeable, but it is precisely the change of concepts that can be achieved. Therefore, I hope that the above ten points can inspire you and allow you to understand the deeper meaning of them.