Baseline
Ginni Chauhan
Mapping the intersection of market structure and trading psychology.
One more year gone by midst the struggles of routine. We do our best for the breaks and escapes, we track our time well but live it mostly on a whim; as a response to the stimulus from outside. No dignity lies in inaction, yet, and this is a shameful contradition and comparison, most action is impulsive hankering between what we want and what we get.A compromise would best describe it if we take the heroic away from the effort and describe the results. Gratitude is the best apology for getting more than you deserve, or had hoped, or worked for–hah! the creator’s got a sense of humour, we morons are left with a sense of irony. Heavier is the sense of time. Then most of what has been and would have been gets reduced to the non-deviating, almost straight line of life.