 So, Dylan, there's a bunch of people who had small accounts here that built them up to six and seven figure accounts. So I think they would be much better to give you, if all I'm saying to give you any type of tips, I just don't know how to. No, it's not to do about the money, it's just the point of, I started out on prop, so capital was never an issue for us. If all I'm saying it was never an issue for us, that's the whole point, it was never an issue. Anybody who ever traded a prop, that's all they know is capital was never an issue. I think what Steve's saying makes a lot of sense, swinging the pivots. So Dylan, when there's a pivot on the table like a Tesla, let's just say above 881, right? You want to take the value trades with the highest probability of a measured potential. You know what I'm saying? Like you really want to wait for those big measured potential trades. You know what I'm saying? Like you really, really want to wait for those big measured, like you can't trade every day. That's for sure. You know what I mean? Like you definitely can't trade every day. That's for sure. The key is to embrace the process and just wait for these, like put it this way, like Apple over 38 in this lifetime of the next, Dylan, like you see what I'm saying? Like Apple, right? If Apple wakes up in this lifetime of the next above 138, then you can swing it, then you could swing it for like six, seven points, because here's your whole macro channel until possible move to the upside. But yeah, you want to wait for measured potential. Like not everything has measured potential. That's the whole point. That's why trading unfortunately is so difficult for a lot of traders who have smaller capital because they just want to, well, number one, you're constantly fixated with the idea of social media, press, social media, press, social media, press, press, press, press, social media, press, go home run diamond hands. We will hold all the shit that you don't need, right? All the shit that you don't need and you should remove from your life. And the unfortunate part is when you embrace all that noise, right? When you embrace all that incredible unnecessary noise, you're not sticking to the big picture. And the big picture is you can't trade every day. Number one, and number two, you can't trade every single day when you have a small account. Okay, so you really have to wait for value. So when you're looking at a trade, for example, like a Zoom, or I'll even give you a better idea. Dylan, I'll even give you a better idea that will give you a better bang for your buck. Right, Dylan? You see how a lot of these small cap stocks have big aggressive option flow, right? Like OGI, take those traits, right? Like obviously not here, but we were a long OGI right here, right? I was a long OGI right here, and the reason why I started buying it, because buyers came in for the $5 calls, right? So you have option flow, correct? You have option flow coming into your name. So anytime you see a stock with really big option flow, right? Coming out of a channel, those are the ones you want to concentrate on. So even if you buy a thousand little shares, right? Even if you buy a thousand little shares, and the stock goes up, you know, $1.50, that's how you could build up your account. You know what I'm saying? Like that's how you can really, really build up your account very, very quickly. The problem is that type of market, right? That type of market is not around all the time. Like I tweeted out last week and I said, look, when this is all said and done, you better have, right? You better have a share, because correct me if I'm wrong, the last time we had a market like that, it was 20 years ago, right? It was 20 years ago. So the moral of the story is when you have a market like this, and again, we're in the market like this, right? It's very, very important to understand what you have in your disposal. So when you see big option flow coming into small cap stocks, I would definitely do those, right guys? For all you guys who traded OGI on either equity or either equity or options, right? Was that not the play to go, right? Option flow out of the money calls, that's a great recipe. It's putting peanut butter and jelly together, right? It's a great, great recipe. Yeah, absolutely. But other than that, man, I just don't know. Yeah, TRXC was another one. I just don't know. Even, Dylan, even a stock like UEC, right? Even a stock like UEC yesterday, right? Even a stock like UEC yesterday, for example, right? There was order flow they came in, order flow came in for the $3 calls. And it went from $3.16, $3.17 to $3.30 today, right? So even if you're trading 500 little shares, 1,000 little shares, you can make $100 or $200 and you're waiting for that catalyst, you're waiting for that order flow. So I think if you're very patient, you could do very, very well with pivots, right? Until you start building up your account. And we've had a lot of people with less than $10,000. I mean, there's tons of people here in the room that over a year or two years, they went to six, seven figures in their account. So it could be done. I just don't know how they did it, you know what I'm saying? And that's the complete honest truth. I just don't know how, right? Like Larry started with like five grand. He's like mid six figures now. It's not easy, but it's doable. It's definitely doable. It's just I don't know how they did it. You follow what I'm saying? Like I don't know, like I don't know how they did it on a day that, yeah, there's a lot of discipline involved, right? There's a lot of discipline involved, a lot. There's a lot of discipline involved. And we had the recent conversation I had with Richard, you know, a couple of months ago went from like three to five grand to over the pattern day trading rule, right? He didn't do it overnight. He did it with a lot of discipline. You know what I mean? It's a lot. It's so much harder taking your account from 5,000 to 30 than it is from 30,000 to 100. It's just the reality. Just because you're so tight because of your capital, you know, it's very, very tough to emotionally, you know, let go everything. It's much easier to let go everything when you have $200,000 and you have $5,000. So yeah, I wish I can help you with that. There's plenty of people who are great people in here. That's the one thing that everybody here helps everybody out. Also, Kenyon, on the website, I think Larry, I think Larry and Matt did something, right? I think Larry and Matt did something on the Access to Trader website. It's on the website in the members area that explains how they did it via options. Yeah, so Dylan, if you go, Kenyon, can you just tell them how to get, how to access it? They'll tell you, because they both started with under, I think both started under $15,000. I think Matt had like, right, Matt, Matt had like 12 and Larry had like five or seven grand, whatever it was. Yeah, yeah, yeah. They'll definitely give you some good nuggets of how they did it. But it's definitely doable, because I get emails all the time, hey, Dan, I just turned five into blah, blah, blah, or I get it all the time, I just don't know how to do it. You know what I mean? Like again, somebody said a long time ago, hey, Dan, why don't you try to do, take five grand, I'm like, how, how would I do that? Like, how can I possibly take five grand and turn to the 25? Like, how would I do that? Or maybe I'd trade 11 shares of Tesla? Like, how am I personally gonna do that? And oh, by the way, who's gonna pay my bills in the process? My diamonds, of course. Yeah, so, yeah, that's kind of the deal. It is, this is the best way of saying it. Unfortunately, this is a business that you do need capital. You really do. You do need capital. You need a lot of it, right? But as we've seen, people do have really good success in a longer period of time that they could accomplish that. Maybe not go from 5,000 to half a million, but maybe go from five to 50, right? Everything is in stages. Before you can make, you know, $500, you have to learn how to make 50. Before you learn how to make 50, you have to learn how to make 20, right? And on and on and on and on. So, yeah, it's tough. It's a very tough business. It's a very, very hard business.