 Figgy boy makes sense. Everyone has their own limitations and ethics with investing 100% and that is key again Draw a line To where you you're not really interested in investing in don't just because that way You add a little depth to your investments. It means you're not just chasing money All right, because when you're just chasing money, you might come across a situation where You're in conflict with your ethics because you're only chasing money So you're blindsided by the ethics of that investment and that all Caused you to make mistakes and one of the first rules of investing is preserve capital, okay? If you can prevent yourself from losing 20% Okay, that's equivalent to gaining 25% Let's say right and the reason I say that is this assume you have a hundred dollars, right? Let's say your hundred dollar investment goes down To 80 dollars, right, so you just lost 20% of Your money right 20% of your investment is gone Now assume you invest 80 dollars and the stock goes up or your investment goes up to a hundred dollars That's a $20 increase on an $80 investment the same dollar amount But from 80 to 80 to a hundred dollars is a 25% increase Right, so if you're losing capital 20% capital, right? You have to gain back from a hundred dollar investment You have to gain back 25% on an $80 investment to go back to where you were even Steven Right, so preserving capital Gives you a bigger yield than making capital. That's the same, right? If you lose 20% in one investment and gain 20% another investment of equal value The gains are not the same. You're still overall down, right? So one of the first rules of investment and there are many first rules of investment One of the first rules of investment or mantras of investment is preserve capital So that means you don't want to get blindsided With an internal conflict you might have because you'll make the wrong decision