 So anytime the market is open on any given day, any given week, any given month, the market makes vast amounts of money available to anyone who has the capacity to put on a trade. And since the markets are constantly in motion, this money is also constantly flowing, which makes the possibility for success greatly magnified and seems like it's just within your grasp. Between the two groups of traders that consistently profitable and the others is what Mark Douglas calls a threshold of consistency. The money is not only within their grasp, but they can virtually take it at will. Think of like Michael Jordan playing basketball. I mean, he just looks so smooth when he takes a shot. He makes everything look so easy. Consistent traders do the same thing. They make it look so easy that people come into trading and think, oh, this is no problem. I'll just click the mouse a few times, boom, boom, boom. And I'm going to become consistently profitable. But what they're not seeing is what's going on in the mind of that consistent trader.