This is a fallacy

A while a go I read on a day trader on NYSE , his was a capital base of so much dollars of cash and would look at movement of stock prices, thus depending on demand,supply and graphs . he would bet on a stock moving in a certain direction and at the end of day sell all his buys and count his profits. This certainly is not an investor.

Who is a trader?
Someone who bet on equity, fixed income,derivative and alternative investments in hope of profiting from, price movement on either sides,increase or decrease.
Investor?
Is a general term meaning anyone who take a risk in any form of markets in hope of making profits.

There is a difference btw an investor and a trader, an investor is either a fat rich stupid idiot who do not understand anything about capital markets and do not have nerves to execute any trade so they pay a percentage and leave money on the table for jokers like me to have fun with or and institution who manage fund from old people and leave the key to the safe for traders to have fun with
On the other hand a trade is a brilliant individual who have earn the right to recieve free money from investors. Remember, you have to earn a right through hardwork( school). After you have earn the right you can sit and watch supercomputers execute trades for you, good thing is, supercomputers execute trades, you get paid, how cool is that? The rest of the people who call themselve traders are actually dummies, if you still spend time looking at fundemental analyis, you are a dummy quit trading and be an investors!

qw...... is that you? The grammar is so similar.

@capitalm....

Wonder why the investor Warren Buffet beats them all if investors are big fat idiots..

That dude that said investors look at companies and traders look at stocks got it right...

That group of people who just throw their money in and then peek to check the price after 7 years are neither investors nor traders.. Those are the idiots.. they're the same ones who ask their brokers for picks.