 These markets do not just go hot, hot, hot, hot forever. Just like an overall market needs to slow down, trap shorts, and then go make a move. Small cap stocks are the same. It's not gonna be every single day they're hot, hot, hot, hot, hot. You have to understand that when the market is hot, that is your opportunity to size up. And when the market is cold, that's your opportunity to size down. So today, I had a $1,500 day. That's a really big difference than making $70,000 on Friday, right? And oftentimes, as new traders, you think that you should be using the same size on every single setup. Every single stock is 1,000 shares, 1,000 shares, 1,000 shares. But what you have to understand is as you level up and become more of a professional trader, you know, you should be betting based on the opportunities in front of you. So if bet, bat, and beyond was a 99% opportunity, I'm bulldozing in. If Tesla was a first red day opportunity, I'm bulldozing in. But if today I show up to the market and there's not much opportunities, there's not much stocks trading, it might be better for me to not even place a trade or take very, very small size, which is what I did today.