🥇 How to discover that the "analyst" is not selling you an analysis... but is psychologically programming you?
Some analysts do not rely on their ability to read the market, but rather on their skill in reading your mind.
1. Presents himself as the "savior" amidst ignorance and failure.
He always says: "I am the single mother, the spiritual one, or the fake uncle or the deceiving uncle, or anything of the same weight."
He doesn’t give you tools... he gives you dependency.
2. Uses dramatic speech instead of logical analysis.
The market dropped? "Congratulations on the false break, it worked."
The market rose? "Mashallah, Bitcoin is thriving."
3. Creates an image of himself as an "undefeated legend."
Even when he is losing and buying a certain coin 🤑 from the peak's tail and possibly losing more than you, he plants the idea in you: "The mistake is from the market."
And you start saying: "Continue, oh legend," instead of asking: Why are you buying from the peak?
4. Creates a fictitious enemy to scare you from thinking.
"Don't listen to anyone but me, they are all ignorant or scammers."
In this way, he isolates you from any information that could open your eyes.
5. If exposed or pressured, he posts a dramatic message:
"I’m thinking of leaving the field… but your support makes me continue."
Suddenly he turns from an analyst... into a victim deserving of your sympathy to get a referral or any scam wrapped in emotion.
The analyst's technical mistake does not discredit him, as it is part of the nature of the market and no one knows the future with 100% certainty, but when he is suffering from a psychological disorder, he is completely rejected, as it will negatively affect your decisions, and thus harm you as a follower inevitably.
