 You'll hear people say who don't understand trading, who are not real traders, they will say, you know, gambling and trading are pretty close to each other. You know, one's just a little bit more accepted than the other. And that couldn't be further from the truth. The reality is that trading is not gambling. But there are a lot of traders who gamble. Think about this, all gambling games have kind of a specified beginning, middle and end. Once you decide you're gonna play, you can't change your mind. You're in it for the duration of that game. You know, think about it, if you sit down at a blackjack table and it's, you know, you put your money in. Well, after the dealer slips the first card over, you can't just take your money out. You're in that for the duration of that hand. You're in it from the beginning to the end of that hand. But that's not true about trading. Trading, the prices are constantly in motion. And nothing begins until you decide it should begin. And it lasts as long as you want it to last. And it doesn't end until you want it to be over. And so regardless of what you may have planned going in, there are so many different mental and psychological factors that can come into play that might cause you to change your mind, become fearful, become overconfident, become distracted. There's a limited number of things that can happen.