Hi Pankaj...what you've been doing at the forum lately is invaluable, and your posts are at par with any other high quality stuff one finds at this forum from its esteemed members.
Thanks for the same and keep it up.
This post of mine is on a different note to the current debate, but not quite.
Here and there on a couple of occasions Ive seen youve been feeling that I may have been taking a rather gloomy and negative tilt at Nifty Fifty.
Would that be right?
If so, then all I can say, as I suggested this morning at my thread, Im merely attempting to be a caricaturist in coming to grips with the emotions each morning. I dont spend more than a few quick minutes writing out the morning post.
Ive been with this style of writing for some time now, and it began towards the end of the rally, and its a style that suits the times. I see quite a few 'expressions' from my posts in circulation at the forum, and that underlines the aptness of my form of writing. I may not be able to continue too long in this, but thats another matter.
These are terrible times, and the aam aadmi is being clobbered with all his hands and feet tied. He has no defense, and he has nowhere to run.
Sure, some may say who asked the commoners to meander into a place where they dont belong, but hey, they are wrong.
The market belongs to everyone. It has a magic and a charm that touches everyone alike.
So, more than the pain, one feels the pinch of outright helplessness of those who have been butchered.
Sure, some will go rah rah rah rahbut nobody bothered and everyone was giddy when the party was on, so why all the gloom now.
**** that.
Lets be honest. Pleasure is pleasure, but pain is hell. Thats just human nature.
And the anger comes from the fact that this is an unfair contest and the dice is terribly loaded in favour of an alien force, in these times of an increasingly intimate global 'intercourse' whish is being used here as a euphemism for outright buggery .
So yes, anguish and anger, whatever it is, is reflected in my sketches.
As time passes, and these times slip into history, someone will will come along and have a relook at the way things are being run in our markets. Perhaps then some of this pain would have been well felt.
Ahone more thingto let you into my secretIve never shorted the Nifty in any uncouth and opportunistic manner.
At a personal level, she has an important place in my life and I relate to it as I would to any beingmeaning with respect and gratitude: I make a living off her.
Yes, there are times when I will hedge my holdings using the Nifty and my close tracking of it.
But Ill never hold her down on naked puts or anything like it, and worse, having done it, walk around with a cocky swagger.
I take a lot of pride in my trading skills to be doing that.
This is my stance, just as others have theirs.
Perhaps it depends on where we come from.
Thanks for the same and keep it up.
This post of mine is on a different note to the current debate, but not quite.
Here and there on a couple of occasions Ive seen youve been feeling that I may have been taking a rather gloomy and negative tilt at Nifty Fifty.
Would that be right?
If so, then all I can say, as I suggested this morning at my thread, Im merely attempting to be a caricaturist in coming to grips with the emotions each morning. I dont spend more than a few quick minutes writing out the morning post.
Ive been with this style of writing for some time now, and it began towards the end of the rally, and its a style that suits the times. I see quite a few 'expressions' from my posts in circulation at the forum, and that underlines the aptness of my form of writing. I may not be able to continue too long in this, but thats another matter.
These are terrible times, and the aam aadmi is being clobbered with all his hands and feet tied. He has no defense, and he has nowhere to run.
Sure, some may say who asked the commoners to meander into a place where they dont belong, but hey, they are wrong.
The market belongs to everyone. It has a magic and a charm that touches everyone alike.
So, more than the pain, one feels the pinch of outright helplessness of those who have been butchered.
Sure, some will go rah rah rah rahbut nobody bothered and everyone was giddy when the party was on, so why all the gloom now.
**** that.
Lets be honest. Pleasure is pleasure, but pain is hell. Thats just human nature.
And the anger comes from the fact that this is an unfair contest and the dice is terribly loaded in favour of an alien force, in these times of an increasingly intimate global 'intercourse' whish is being used here as a euphemism for outright buggery .
So yes, anguish and anger, whatever it is, is reflected in my sketches.
As time passes, and these times slip into history, someone will will come along and have a relook at the way things are being run in our markets. Perhaps then some of this pain would have been well felt.
Ahone more thingto let you into my secretIve never shorted the Nifty in any uncouth and opportunistic manner.
At a personal level, she has an important place in my life and I relate to it as I would to any beingmeaning with respect and gratitude: I make a living off her.
Yes, there are times when I will hedge my holdings using the Nifty and my close tracking of it.
But Ill never hold her down on naked puts or anything like it, and worse, having done it, walk around with a cocky swagger.
I take a lot of pride in my trading skills to be doing that.
This is my stance, just as others have theirs.
Perhaps it depends on where we come from.
