 Hello there everyone and welcome. This is Melissa Armo with the Stock Swoosh. And I wanted to give you the Stock Swoosh Show tip of the day today. I had a mentoring session with a student earlier today and he went long and short in the same day, the same stock. Okay, that is a no-no. Do not ever do it. That is what I call zero conviction. If you're trading and you're going long and short the same stock on the same day, in and out, in and out, in and out. It's very jerky, okay? And again, either your biases that the stock is going to move higher, in which case you go long, or your biases that the stock is going to sell off and drop and go lower, in which case you short, okay? So, it was really helpful. It was a good session with him today. I think he got every single thing I was saying and I think he knew some of the things before I even said them actually. Sometimes that's all it takes. Someone like me to pull it all together for people. Sometimes that happens in a mentoring session and really lots of times when people do the class, when they take my class, the Golden Gat course, which is the meat and potatoes where I learn the strategy and I teach my system, the rating system in the class and the entries in the class. Sometimes it's just, I pull everything together for people in a cohesive, concise way that they can use the information to move forward to train and sometimes that's all that it takes. It just takes someone pulling everything together in one defined method, which is the rating system for me to do it. And in this case here for this student, he'd already done the class. While he was doing that, I think he just got into a habit where he was feeling unsure of himself. And I think, again, if you take a train and you put on the risk and the train loses, it lost. If you take a train and it works, you win and obviously you have to have more winners than losers. But at the end of the day, this one I'm talking about, reference to conviction, this feeling, this knowing, to establish that repose with yourself, to establish what that feels like, to lay on the risk, to take the risk because you're risking your own money when you train. Every time you do it, whether it's a dollar or $1,000 or more, you have to believe the trade is going to work. You have to believe that the trade is going to move in the direction that you're taking the train. This jerking motion in and out and long and short, the same thing in the same day, is very problematic for traders. Traders are notorious for doing this all the time. I think the one conversation today immediately will fix the problem for this student. Please don't do it. So the tip of the day is, do not go long and short the same stock on the same day, okay? Have a great day, everyone. If you're interested in the Golden Gap course and learning my method, the last class for 2020, it's hard to believe it's almost December. Tomorrow is December 1st. The last class for the year is December 12th and 13th. So email me if you wanna sign up and have a great day, everyone. Melissa at thestockswish.com.