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In the dimension of market observation, traders and analysts exhibit completely different thinking patterns: the former readily accepts market uncertainty, while the latter is dedicated to building explanatory systems.
Analysts excel at attributing causal logic to market trends, accurately marking bottoms and tops. Through multi-dimensional analysis such as Federal Reserve policy interpretation, on-chain data tracking, and changes in large holder positions, they weave a coherent framework for market operation.
They can even interpret institutional intentions, fluctuations in key players' emotions, and macroeconomic trends from the shape of a single candlestick's shadow, citing authoritative opinions for support.
In contrast, traders often maintain an attitude of "if I don't understand it, I won't make rash judgments" when faced with market trends, patiently waiting for trading signals to emerge.
Once they enter the market, they decisively set stop-loss orders, hold positions patiently when in profit, and exit quickly when facing losses.
They discard subjective interpretations of the market, adhering to the principle of "accepting reality and following trends."
Jokingly, while analysts are still dissecting the details of candlesticks, traders have already let go of their entanglement: "Don’t understand? Just relax and talk later."
