A good analyst may not mean a good trader

[Franctoshi]

I thought of this today few hours ago and I decided to also include it as one of the topics I will post today on this forum.

What if someone is good in analyses and he is an analyst, can such person be losing while trading?

Or a good analyst will prefer swing trading and holding than scalping and day trading which are the riskiest trading types?

If you can use some or more people as an example in your post, I will really appreciate that.

You know why it's possible that a very good market analysts may not be a very good trader, it's because that 90% of trading is psychology, so a good market analysts may end up being a bad trader because he may find it difficult to control his emotions, secondly a market analyst may not manage his risk, but have the skill to analyse and predict the potential market direction.

[Miles2006]

A good trader in what term? A good trader generally includes being strategic, accurate, analyzing proper market features. An analyst may not mean a good trader yet this gives a higher percentage of winning compared to non strategic trader, trading depends mainly on skill and knowledge relying on what anyone can offer by viewing the market movement but not guarantee 100%, basically this reason is valid why an analyst cannot be called a good trader.

[Dzwaafu11]

I thought of this today few hours ago and I decided to also include it as one of the topics I will post today on this forum.

What if someone is good in analyses and he is an analyst, can such person be losing while trading?

Or a good analyst will prefer swing trading and holding than scalping and day trading which are the riskiest trading types?

If you can use some or more people as an example in your post, I will really appreciate that.

In my opinion regardless of how good you think you are, you will definitely lose in trading. There is no like professionalism in the crypto space, if a lose come even the professionals experience it. So therefore, the best thing about trading is the knowledge make sure you have proper knowledge of trading before doing anyother thing, because without the proper knowledge there is no for a successful trading. 

Whether you are good in Analyzing or good in trading, or you are good in both yoh will still experience the bitter side of the market .

[hafiztalha]

A good trader in what term? A good trader generally includes being strategic, accurate, analyzing proper market features. An analyst may not mean a good trader yet this gives a higher percentage of winning compared to non strategic trader, trading depends mainly on skill and knowledge relying on what anyone can offer by viewing the market movement but not guarantee 100%, basically this reason is valid why an analyst cannot be called a good trader.

Many analysts in many fields but they are not doing the practical work. For example we are watching many analysts on media and social media who did not play International cricket but they are giving suggestions to the players who did hard work in the field and they are in the field at present. Same scene is with Many analysts of trading because they are not doing trade but they are so called analysts and they are teaching to many students and students are not successful to get profit in this field. I think person should hard work in the field if he want to do and after that he will be able to get profit and he will give more satisfaction to the people. Practical things will take time and you will be mature after that.

[BRINIRHA]

A good trader in what term? A good trader generally includes being strategic, accurate, analyzing proper market features. An analyst may not mean a good trader yet this gives a higher percentage of winning compared to non strategic trader, trading depends mainly on skill and knowledge relying on what anyone can offer by viewing the market movement but not guarantee 100%, basically this reason is valid why an analyst cannot be called a good trader.

It is true that having good analytical skills does not necessarily mean that one has good trading skills and discipline. The key is discipline. Even if we are good at analyzing and then creating a fairly good trading strategy with a high percentage of accuracy, it will be useless if we are not disciplined in executing it. For example, if the price is analyzed to potentially rise to 100 and we have set the take-profit price there, but we become impatient to take profits and end up taking profits too early or something similar. Or we keep moving the take-profit price higher, resulting in failing to secure profits because the price drops again, for instance. Many such incidents occur. They make a plan but fail to execute it with discipline.

[vanesha]

a skilled analyst is not necessarily guaranteed to keep winning continuously in every trade. usually, a skilled trader who is full of ambition but lacks good self-control will still get trapped by their own analysis. this is not only about trading strategy, but also about facing oneself, filled with the desire to gain large profits from investments and analysis.

[Cryptmuster]

A good trader in what term? A good trader generally includes being strategic, accurate, analyzing proper market features. An analyst may not mean a good trader yet this gives a higher percentage of winning compared to non strategic trader, trading depends mainly on skill and knowledge relying on what anyone can offer by viewing the market movement but not guarantee 100%, basically this reason is valid why an analyst cannot be called a good trader.

Besides good analytics, you need a whole host of other qualities to become a successful trader: discipline, risk management, and many other qualities are essential to avoid stumbling over time. I also think that to become a successful trader, you need to have a special personality, perseverance, and patience. All of this is very complex, and not everything can be developed over time. I tried active trading for a while, but I realized it was too difficult for me. I find it easier to choose an asset and buy it for the long term, for me that's closer to investing.

[Cgrexp]

a skilled analyst is not necessarily guaranteed to keep winning continuously in every trade. usually, a skilled trader who is full of ambition but lacks good self-control will still get trapped by their own analysis. this is not only about trading strategy, but also about facing oneself, filled with the desire to gain large profits from investments and analysis.

No matter how good a market analyst is, or how skilled an analyst is, he cannot win every day. It is difficult to always accurately predict when the market will fall and when it will rise. And for those who are new investors, it is much harder and without experience in trading, there is a possibility of losing most of the time. Without extra ambition and self-control, it becomes difficult to make the right decisions about when to maintain control, when to stop, and when to take risks.