Buyer's analyst: usually refers to the research reports written by fund companies such as mutual funds and pension funds, which are not made public and are only used for internal investment and research of the company that employs the analyst.

1, generally working in fund companies, asset management companies, insurance companies and other institutions;

2. The income is relatively stable, and the internal assessment pressure is relatively high;

3, relatively unknown, it is not easy to be famous, unless you can mix into the position of fund manager.

The seller's analyst usually works in a securities company, and writes research reports not only for internal use, but also for the company's customers. The report will be released to the public through various channels.

1, generally working in securities companies, investment consulting companies and other institutions;

2. The income fluctuates greatly, and the treatment is very good in the bull market, but the bear market will face a sharp salary reduction;

3. It's easier to be famous.