 Yeah, right around here, the stock market would take these fucking death drops, these fucking sharp death drops, death drop, death drop, just intraday and panic. And it just looks like the end of the world is coming. And we see more of this shit. Like, that's indicative of people afraid that we're at the top because there's no underlying confidence to be had. Like, the market's been overvalued probably since like in 2000. Probably since 2011, right after we had that 2011 last dip and then surge, right the markets, you know, like likely been overvalued since then. But nobody care, right. Nobody really gave a shit that the market was. Nobody gave a shit that the market was really overvalued because the economy was really strong underneath it and the stock market like works. The stock market is always. It's a stock market's job not to value something on its current value but it's future value right I mean that's, I mean that's the present value right the first thing you learn in finance the present value of future cash flow. Right. So, you know, like you, you know, all of the stock market is forward looking right when a stock has news that right and you know this as when a stock has news good news comes out. The stock surges to where it should be valued in the future right the stock doesn't wait for those earnings to realize right people see the news it's good news. Like, Oh, this good news means earnings are coming in the future so I want to get in early right that's that that's the whole stick of the stock market is that it pre prices of future valuation so as long as we're overvalued people really don't care as long as the train is coming up. Yeah, that's been the story of the stock market for the last 10 years. It's overvalued, but the markets good, or the underlying economy is good so it doesn't matter. Really really doesn't matter that we're overvalued because the train is, you know, underneath will eventually catch up right, even though we're ahead of the train, we're pulling the train the train is moving really really steadily on its own pace. Then 2020 happens right and we get this this flash crash and then people buy the dip because it's a huge dip opportunity. You know because of the Oh, you know there's there's lockdown blah blah blah business business shut down, but it won't be like that forever right it will not be like that forever so what do people do they buy the fucking dip up, because it's supposed to not happen forever and you know, obviously people were pricing it in to be better by now and it is better. It's definitely a lot better, but here, you know, here we are fast forward another year or so and like we're starting, it looks a lot better on the weekly chart. All of these dips are like, what are you, what are you panicking about. But fast forward a year later, you know, the economy isn't as strong like it's still getting there and you know we're still prepricing, but the fact that the economy has not caught up completely, and we have a couple new fears. And now the train behind us is not as strong right we do not have that same literally driver that you know we had in the last 10 years of the stock market now there's this you know there's a hurdle that we have to get over like once everything wants to just the you know of lockdown and shutting stuff down and travel restrictions kind of shit, as long as that's on the table there's still going to be questions and fear on, you know, on on our, you know, have we pre priced too much right like you don't have that same fear, you know, before COVID but now we do and it's starting like we're seeing these, you know, I mentioned a couple to we see these intraday just boom boom boom on the spy and they do get bought back. But that's just what that's indicative of right and it's and it's creating, you know, very volatile conditions for swing traders to say the least. I mean that happens all the time, like that happens to every trader all the time. You know you kind of, you just like you know I kind of like this how do I get in. And then the thing is you don't like it so much that it, you know, if you like an idea so well, it almost doesn't matter where the entry is almost of course it matters, but you have a you're a lot more liberal because you just like the idea when it's passing. Fleeting, fleeting kind of idea. That's when you really have to narrow down on the risk to reward, so that you can justify taking the trade. And my problem was I just couldn't like I was like what risk one probably gets there and then that starts entering your mind and these these things that you play with yourself are really I don't know what the what's with me I can't think of the word I want to say, not toxic, but just the get in the way, they definitely get in the way. They get in the way of the free flow. I have an idea. Boom. I'm going to take it because I have the idea and all I got to do is manage my risk. I mean, look, I could, I mean I could have went into 100 chairs. Right. What am I going to do lose, lose $100 if it goes to zero, right. You know, like that's the thing is self debilitating. Right. Like, what do I do, like, and I could have bought 100 shares of that shit right like I have the idea why not buy 100 chairs, right. Because and then you eventually say well I don't, you know, it's a hundred share that's too small, fine 200 right and that's the kind of game you have to play yourself when you know you see a trade where you might want to take a trade. But you just can't decide on where or something. You should always start from the bottom and work your way up and I want to I mean because honestly what the fucks the problem like even if that's so beneath you 100 chairs on a dollar stock which it is for me, but so what like it's here at 192 now like my idea on this one was correct. I thought you know that I thought this one had potential to run. It did. I could be $100 richer. Right, but just the ads not worth my time kind of thing like all ideas, you know that you have you know they deserve a little attention. So just a little kind of trader that this this this wasn't really planned but just a little, you know, traders like psychological talk for yourself like this. This happens to everybody, like these games, these conversations you have it in your head, they never go away. So yeah, when in doubt, I mean 100 chairs, you have an idea, and you can't decide the price of the rest 100 chairs take it see what happens right that may build confidence for next time right because he now I didn't went on this one, even 100 chairs, I didn't I was the next time I have an idea like this, I'm going to be exactly where I am. Now, I'm going to be exactly where I am. I'm going to say. But had this one worked, I'm going to be like well fuck yeah I mean this is the trend I mean our ETO did it ARDX could have done it. You know, this one is the trend and I got ARDX so here's the next one I'm gonna buy this and it's you know just the fact if you can get this one then it makes taking the next trade easier. Right. Okay, I keep wanting to go to that. All right. Yeah, so in essence, this market seems pretty quote unquote easy in the sense that no one is having a super hard time, probably with the exception of swing long swing longs. But you know we're heading into the end of the year so you know we just had a crazy week. Thanksgiving couple of weeks building up the week before Thanksgiving was really good Thanksgiving week was really good are really volatile.