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Ah yes, you are right! I had composed the post thinking I had taken the trades correctly then on penning it down had realized I was in a tearing hurry!
Has that actually helped in trading? It would be really really interesting to gather data of cases based on these;
1. Married/partnered, with supportive spouse for trading
2. Single, with individual effort towards trading
3. Married/Partnered but spouse in the dark about trading (would be hard to achieve in live in relationship but doable if its just ones in a while stay overs)
I guess, something like correlation analysis would be real good here, sorry but my usually latent researcher is popping its head out atm.
So there is no 'conclusive' proof I can show you given my 'status' but I have noticed that the days I treat the market as a professional occupation i.e. a non-release, non-orgasmic, non-destination-consciousness and GIVE myself to trading instead of 'trying to suck its marrow dry into my coffers' attitude, I find a sense of balance that does not throw me into wild emotions during the trading hours and the balance continues beyond.
What you bring to the table from a 'passionate' state of wanting is very dissipative whereas without any needs and wants the game becomes much much much less stressful and a lot of fun.
Here it is important to state: This 'Fun' thing is not the gambling rush - in that rush (a kind of madness) you feel hollow somewhere and are trying to swoosh in that vaccum by the thrill of winning - here 'fun' refers to the ease at which you come to the market, go about your business and actually sing while trading!