What’s the difference between an analyst and a trader?

Simply put, it’s like “the bystander sees clearly, but the insider is blinded.”

It’s just like you and your love-brain bestie.

When you see her love-brain moments, you educate her left and right;

but when it’s actually your turn to step onto the battlefield, you’re just as bad 🤓🤓

That’s why there’s a saying: “The strategist never goes into battle.”

An analyst doesn’t need to place orders, and doesn’t have to bear the pressure of drawdowns.

They also don’t have to deal with market public opinion, because they’re not truly losing money.

But as for the people who just listen to them place orders—whether they end up losing or not is not guaranteed.

Still, their mindset is definitely rock-solid.

Traders are different.

Because traders themselves need to combine knowledge with action—each order must be opened with the right conviction.

They have to bear the losses of every single trade, the drawdowns, and the pressure of public opinion in the market.

So you’ll find that no matter how excellent an analyst is,

their profits when they truly step onto the battlefield may not be that impressive after all.

Remember when I had two friends before—one was relatively well-off, the other was just pretty ordinary.

Then they both got stuck because they chose the wrong direction. The friend who lost a few dozen USDT said, “Don’t be afraid—keep adding.”

The friend who lost tens of thousands USDT said, “Our feelings are different…”。。。$VTHO $LAB $牛来 #苹果发布首款折叠屏手机