 So, what I'm doing now is I am putting some orders on a broken stock and I have so much confidence that, you know, since the stock is broken, I could do an Instagram live for an hour and it'll be okay. Following the process, guys, process this key, SPI is broken, so I'm hoping for SPI to bounce again to the 950 line. If it does, I'm in the money. So, let's see. So, I'll place some orders out there and we'll see what happens. But it's another stress-free day, guys. I love these stress-free days. I used to, when I was younger, I used to hate, let me turn around. When I was younger, I used to hate boring days. By boring means there's no action. I don't do no action. There's nothing moving. There's nothing moving. And then what happens is there's stuff to move and then everyone gets bored. I get bored. I force trades and then I have to get out of the trade because I'm stuck now. So, I'm fighting. I'm fighting. I'm fighting. You know, that's cool when you're young and all and you're gambling and you don't treat trading as a business or as a career, but if you, but once you have trader maturity, that's what I call, trader maturity kicks in. You realize trading, you know, I mean, if you want excitement and if you want to fight and you want to be in the action and all that stuff, dude, be my guess, that's, in my opinion, that's gambling. I'm trying to teach everybody to treat trading seriously as a business. If you want to have a good time, go somewhere else. Go to the clubs, go to the casino, but I am here to make money. I'm here to make my investing club members money. And then, you know, so that's a trader maturity now. So now I'm happy being done by zombie time. I'm happy not having to fight and battle and say, I was down $100,000 and oh my god, look at me, dude, I'm the best fucking trader in the world. I'll never get stopped out. I'm doing this. I'm doing that. And I'm like, dude, that's not me anymore. When I was young, I was like that because I was bored. Really, I was just bored because, you know, once you learn the process, trading is boring. You make money, knock on wood. I mean, I'm not going to jinx myself, but the guys, they might say, no, when we lose money because we post it and we post our charts every day. Just, I mean, all you need is $4,000 a day, guys, to make a million dollars a year on the average. So people go, oh, that's stupid. You can't make money every day. I'm not trying to make money every day, guys. I'm just trying to stick to my process every day. Some days will be more than $4,000. Some days will be less than $4,000. Some days will be a red day. But the point is, what I post is the average. All you need is $200 a day on the average supplemental income to change forever your life, guys. That's $25,000 extra income a year. Just think about it. When people think, oh, I want to make $25,000 in day trading. That means they think they have to trade up and down thousands of dollars a day to achieve that. But that's because they're gambling. They are gambling. But when you break down the math, it's only $200 a day. $200 a day. You can consistently make $200 a day. That is $25,000 a year, guys. And you cannot make $1,000 a day, $10,000 a day without first making $100 a day, then $200 a day consistently. And we tell people that every single time, once that is instilled in your head, you'll see these numbers add up quickly. And that's how I started my career. That's how I, you know, that's what made me consistently profitable. The fact that I broke it down to reality. The reality is make a million dollars. You'll need to swing up and down every day, $50,000, $100,000, like some of these guys. I've always made more than most people. Knock on wood, I mean. Just making my simple three, four, five, six, seven, whatever, $1,000 a day. You know, I don't give back whatever the hell it is. So look at Alex. So Alex, so I mentored Alex the same exact way. And Alex, I mean, you look at Alex, every day, you know, he posts his P&L. Compared to other guys on Twitter, it's not as impressive. I mean, he posts $4,000, $5,000, it's not impressive. These guys are posting $100,000 a day, but then the next day they're losing $100,000, you know what I'm saying? But at the end of the year, you look back, what the fuck, Alex is up a million bucks already. A million bucks, and then how the fuck you're up a million dollars? Then you realize, he's just making $4,000 on the average a day. And so whenever I look at my P&L, and I'm kind of pissed today, because I mean, Alex did very well today. He did me made 12 rent. I only made, only made 5,000, because I played pretty tight. I didn't have, I did not locate the expensive stuff like the GoED. I just traded SPI. And then I pretty much passed on ISIG stuff like that, but then I look at 5,000 and then, and then I'm like, that's a million dollars a year. If I can keep doing this every single day, stress-free. And looking at my, right now, I'm helping you guys. I'm helping MIC, stress-free. But then that's the thing, when you keep comparing yourself to others, I'm looking at other people's P&L, 40,000, 50,000. I'm like, fuck, that's not enough for me. But when I think about it, dude, we reset our accounts to around 35, $40,000. So me making $5,000 on a small account like that, it's okay. That the key is the process. People say, take what the market gives you. I say, take what your process gives you. So whatever the process spits out, I'm happy with it. Even if it's red, guys, if I follow my process, my plan, and I'm red, I'm not gonna be mad. Because you know why? That's all I could do, because I stopped out where I should stop out, and the law should be manageable, small manageable losses. And that's why it's okay. But if you are not okay with taking a small manageable loss and you fight, and then you make money, it becomes a bad habit. And I say this all the time, when you break rules, you usually win the minimum. But when you break a rule and you lose, I guarantee you, you will lose the fucking maximum. Because when you break in the rule, you can't fix straight. You're on revenge trading, you keep adding to a loser. And what's gonna happen is, if you don't have good risk management in terms of this fences set up, like we talk about max daily loss on broker level, things like that, you will bloat your account. It happened to me all the time when I started out trading. Because what happens like, I've always been able to get out of a loss because I kept on adding. Accept that at one time. So think about it. If you got out of a loss, but keep adding to a loser, a loser, and then eventually you get bailed out and you win and you're like, yeah, I'm the fucking best, they can't shake me off. And it happens, let's say, five times in a row. It becomes a bad habit. You can think you can do it all the time. And then the sixth time that's happened, your whole entire account is wiped the fuck out. And that's why I keep trying to tell people. It's not, you know, there's a point of being a consistently and profitable trader versus just a consistent trader. You could be a consistent trader, but still be not profitable. Because what happens is you can have five winning days in a row. And then the sixth day, wipe out the entire week and then more. You can have an entire month of consistent days where you made money, 30 days in a row. And then the next black swan, whatever the hell you wanna call it, people call it black swan, but that happens all the time. They call black swan just to try to make themselves feel like, oh, it's just a lucky thing. No, dude, it's just the way your process is flawed. Cause you should never ever give back that much of a game. Cause you should have your stocks in. You should have max daily loss. And we teach one thing at MIC that no one even talked about all these years, right? Which is resetting your account. If you reset your account, that's the maximum you can ever lose. Even if you completely go nuts and call your broker and say, fuck you, get rid of my max daily loss. I wanna lose everything. Cause I'm a dumb asshole. You know, I'm a dumb fuck. Give me more, give me more. I promise I'll wire in the money tomorrow. And then, you know, so all you can lose is 35,000 if you resend it. I'm just giving an example, right? But if you have a million dollars in account, you can literally blow up a million bucks. I've seen guys blow up a million bucks. And so these are the, so treat your trading account. I don't want to use this really bad analogy, but it's kind of like, you know, that's all you have. And so we tell people to set your daily max loss. Okay, whatever it may be. And but, but you know what? If you, I have no people to call the broker. I've done this before, dude. I've called the brokers to get rid of this fucking shit. I had them, so on my account, there's actually a max size. So you can do that too. You can call up your broker and set up a max size so that you don't fucking keep adding to infinity. It's like, if you have an allowance, and let's say your max size is 3,000 shares, I'm just making this right, 3,000 shares, that's your allowance. You will be very frugal to keep adding. But if you know you keep adding forever, you just keep fucking adding forever until your buying power is done. And that's how people blow up. Yeah, essentially myself, I was gonna say, treat your trading account like you're a virginity. You don't wanna bet over and get fucked up the ass because you didn't set the proper, lock your door at night. I was gonna use some analogy like that, but. This is a mentor maturity. Yeah, you have your trader maturity. Now you have your mentor maturity. I'm also trying to curse less. So I'm just laughing my head because I'm comparing your account to your virginity. You know, whatever virginity it may be. For me, it's anal virginity. But anyways, I'm not gonna talk about that. I've been fucked up the ass many times with bad risk management when I started. I do not want you guys to go there because what's gonna happen is the more times you get fucked up the ass, it becomes more loosey-goosey, right? So now you'll be like, oh, I got fucked up the ass so many times. It doesn't feel pain anymore. I'm usually getting fucked every week up the ass, right? And that's the problem with bad habits, okay? You do not want to start with bad habits. That's why traders that just started out trading, new traders go to MIC, they learn good habits right away. That's what it is. It's very hard to unlearn a bad habit, right? It's very hard to unlearn a bad habit. Right now, you know, my speaker's getting, I don't wanna talk about that. But I haven't been fucked up the ass for a while, I'll knock on wood, I don't want to. I set off fences to my account that you can never fucking break in. I'm wearing a fucking bear trap underwear. Fuck, so no one comes close to my ass. Anyways, what am I doing right now, Alex? What am I supposed to talk about? A few action items, okay? We just promoted two members who joined to moderator. One person is Claude. Claude, he's an excellent swing trader. He's killing in swing trading. And so, and another person is John, Options. So now we have a swing trader on top of Tay, who's an other moderator and other people swinging as well as John, Options. So we have an Options room. If you guys did not know, we have a large cap and Options room, specifically the large caps and Options. And so we have guys in there, consistently profitable. John is really cool, because last week I brought him on and he actually quit his full-time job to be a full-time trader. But you know what a full-time trader is? A full-time trader doesn't mean you sit down at your desk trading 24 hours a day. A full-time trader just means, hey, that's what I do for a living. Doesn't mean that you can't do other things. You know, you can supplement your income. So my whole thing to everybody is like, most people do not need to quit their job, guys. Stop thinking that you need to quit your job. Stop thinking you need to make a million dollars to change your life. Supplement your income. Alex raised one hour a day. I stick around, because I like trading, but at the same time it's mostly to help members. I could be done like Alex, but I'm around with MIC to educate, to mentor things like that. And so eventually one day, all the moderators are gonna do my job for me. You know, that's what mentorship is, guys. And so it is not a competitive environment at MIC. And that's the problem. You have to get this competitive bullshit out of your head. If you think that not sharing information is gonna help you, how the fuck is that not gonna help you? You think your fucking 2,000 share size is gonna be any fucking shit, you know what I'm saying? But what happens is this, if you mentor someone, you help someone, like the people at MIC, they always help one another. That's awesome. It means that you understand the topics. You understand the concepts. And so unless you can teach someone and mentor someone the concepts, you really don't understand it. And that's why a lot of these traders, they have these complex fucking shit, but they have no process and routine. So what I wanna talk about today is process and routine. And this is what enables us, so I posted something very interesting on Twitter. It's, you know what? When I post a chart now, I have a bunch of other members posting and replying, oh my God, we train the same exact thing. You got the same lines as they do. That's not by coincidence, guys. That's by design. We have a system in place, a process that's repeatable. That's consistent. That everybody can do. And people are doing it. So people will always say, well, if you're teaching such a great thing, why aren't your students making money like you? At the end of the day, I can give you the best strategies in the world, but it's up to you to be disciplined, not to have FOMO, to respect risk control, all that thing. And those that do end up with the same exact charts as Alex and I. And it's been proving every single day. Every single day, you guys, the guys at MIC watching right now, you can validate this, you guys are getting the same charts as I do now. And you know what, man? People like Faye's even doing better than I do. They're stealing my words like Faye, and they're holding out longer. So I'm actually learning, I'm telling you guys, a guy like me who's been training this long and was this successful doing this, is still learning every day. What I used to do is I used to bang out big size, get it in and get out very early because that's guaranteed money for me. But now I'm thinking like, oh shit, why don't I just hold a little piece longer? So people like Harry or someone, was it Harry? I think it was Harry or James. It was like, what the hell, you've been holding some positions a lot longer. And so I'm learning guys. I am learning just like the people at MIC. I'm learning from them all the good things that I can incorporate into my own process to, you know, everybody's process could be tweaked. Just because I do one thing and I teach one thing doesn't mean that you can take the best from what I do, take the best from what Alex does, take the best from Faye or whoever you want to take it from. And then incorporate it into your own because training should be very personalized. You know, I'm like a troll freak, man. I can't hold shit overnight. If I hold shit overnight, I'm going to be refreshing my screen at my desk 24 hours because I'm like a nervous wreck. You know, so a process is everything. So now I create a new process. I'm waking up even early. I'm waking up at 3.30 a.m. right now, guys. 3.30 a.m. And you know what process does for you? It eliminates guesswork. Should you be in this stock? Should you be in that stock? What does your process say? So that thing eliminates all my guesswork. And after a while, I talked about this earlier, it becomes like an instinct, it's an instinctual. It becomes trading like a reflex. You can look that up because I kind of turned that way back on Twitter, trading as a reflex. So it becomes a reflex. Someone throws a ball at your face. You're going to move your head up. But you know what happens? People that are stubborn in trading, you get a ball thrown at your face and you keep eating that. You're like, I could eat a few more bullets. That's what bad risk management is like. You do not want to take a bullet to your face so many times. That's what adding to a loser is. If you know you're wrong, get the fuck out. Stop out. We're the only ones that advocate hard stocks for a reason. A ball is coming to your face. A stock, you're going to get ran the fuck over. These guys are sitting here getting taken out and getting hit in the face because they're like, I'm going to revenge trade. I have a million dollars to my go. I'm the best fucking motherfucking trader in the world. You see? Oh my God, dude, legendary. You know what the fuck you want to be? But it's the dumbest concept. Take your fucking loss, re-attack. But the thing is that it works for them. If it works for them, fine. But the point is it will not work for you. You do not have a million dollars in your fucking account. The moment you fucking lose a few thousand bucks, I guarantee you're going to be shitting in your pants, shaking your boots. You're going to be stopping out at the very top. You will always stop out, unless you know what the hell you're doing. Even though you know what you're doing, you still get stopped out if the money is big enough to affect it, right? So that's the whole thing, man. Let me do this because one comment. One of our friends, Alex and I, I saw a picture of someone gambling $30,000 on roulette. This guy knows gambling $30,000 on the roulette because he's making insane amount of money. But it doesn't matter. And so I was telling Alex, you know, I was like, when I go to the casino, I'm scared. This is a fact. I'm scared of begging even 100 bucks. 100 bucks, 200 bucks is probably the max I've ever wagered on Blackjack besides doubling down once I get the $100 bet, right? And I'm making millions, right? And that time, right? This time, what does it fucking make me, right? I mean, you know, but I'm shaking my boots over 100 bucks. That's the reason this is gambling. I'm not in control. That's my personality. I need to be in control. Even $100 was shaking my boots. I don't gamble. The last time I went to Las Vegas, I never stepped into a table game. You know, I just went to eat and stuff like that. And so I just play for fun. And so, but why should I fucking gamble? I day trade. And when I started day trading, I thought day trading was gambling. And that's why I lost. I thought, hey, it was so fucking random that I'm gonna get lucky. I'm just always looking at that fucking lucky shit. That's why people pay options, right? They wanna get lucky, make a 10-bagger, you know? And get retired. What the hell is this? Then I realized, dude, trading is not gambling. If you have the right process, you can pick when to enter the stock. So I'll give you an example. Imagine if you, imagine if you can go to Vegas and play Blackjack and never have to bet until you see all the cards. I'm gonna see my cards and then I will bet. I can't see the dealer cards, obviously. If I see my card, if they let you see your cards, both of them, Blackjack, before you bet, you think you will lose? Yeah, you lose once in a while because you got a Blackjack, what the hell it may be, right? Because your cards are dealt. But you would only enter good starting hands. If you drew a 14, you wouldn't fucking bet. Full, full, full. Some people would gamble and enter 18, you know? And so you play by thoughts. For me, I'm a more risk-taker, I may take the 18 bet. But for Alex, 20 or nothing, keep folding, keep folding until I get that 20. And 20 still get beat by 21 all the time. So risk management is always still gonna be there. So trading is like playing Blackjack where you get to see both of your cards before you bet. And that is the setup, that is the process. And so if the process is there and you have an A plus setup, for me as a 20 Blackjack hand, you bet larger. But I mean, for me, I never go all in. I still need to put proper risk because 20 still gets beat by 21. The dealer can have 21, they could draw to 21 and you would lose, okay? And so think about it, every time you enter, before you enter a trade, think about that. Is what kind of Blackjack hand is this? I hate this A plus setup bullshit because it's like, what the fuck is A plus, right? As a nation, I always get A plus in school, right? Everything's A plus, but um. So you think about Blackjack hand, is this an 18 hand? Is this a 19, is this a 20? And remember, 20 gets beat, okay? And so if you keep that in mind, it will help you avoid FOMO. FOMO is like, ah, it's close enough, it's an A minus, it's B plus, you know what the fuck is that? For me, it's kind of like, you got it related to Blackjack? Oh shit, this is a 17. 17's kind of marginal. And if it's marginal, it's a coin flip. And I don't want a coin flip, a coin flip is gambling. 50 is gambling, guys. I would need at least a 75%, 80% chance of winning. And so 18 gets beat a lot too. For me, 18 and 19 is very similar, it can be a lot. And so if you want to play really tight, guys, so all days I don't feel good enough, I don't feel good, like, you know, I only wait for the 20, the Blackjack 20. Those are what they call eight plus, but this is a 20 hand. So today I traded not many stocks. So ISIG to me was 17, so I couldn't figure it out. Even though it paid off, it paid off, but still 17, because I couldn't figure it out. Whereas an SPI was a 20. And so that, you can bet more. But for me, you know, I'm playing kind of conservative, so I didn't go all in, of course. I was probably still half-sized, because at that line, to me, it was still not a 20. So everyone's definition of a 20 is different. But for me, I realized, hey, you know what, man, you have to understand your personality. Are you a 18 and 19 guy or only a 20 guy? And so that's what it is. So think about every set up, every stock as such. And if you do that, I guarantee you, I think your mind will change in the way if you should enter the stock or not. And always remember, man, risk matching. These guys, a lot of these guys, they go all in thinking they can never be wrong. I have a 20, how can I lose? Oh my God, dude, how many times have we lost with 20 and the guy pulled 21, right guys? So, you know, that's what I wanted to talk to you about today, guys. Look at Alex's P&L, it's just, today was a great day for him, 12 grand. That's what was 18,000. But most of the other days, we just, you know, not eventful, but not eventful. It's like 3,000, 4,000, 5,000. But then at the end of the year, you're like, what the hell, that's a million dollars. Okay, so I wanted you guys to keep down your back of your head. And we are the only ones being realistic about this. Cause you know, I hate, you know, the reason I bring this up, cause man, you have a stock like G-O-E-D. People are pumping and dumping that like crazy. And the people are chasing. And so this came about because, cause I'm like, dude, you watching this right now, you can be lazy and want alerts and chase these things or you want to be self-sufficient. You know, being self-sufficient may take you longer. It may take you a few months to learn. But that is the only way you learn. So when I post my charts at MIC, there's a lot of people that have been self-sufficient now cause they don't, you know, they don't get alerted. But the thing is, you look at my charts, you look at Alex's charts, you look at Alex's watch list, and you can reverse engineer this. So in a way we do have alerts guys, it's in the form of a watch list and the watch list has the lines in it, but it's up to you to be disciplined and to wait for the lines. Cause the lines may never hit. And so that's the thing. A lot of times it won't hit and people go, ah, shit man, I'm going to get pho more. I don't want to miss this plan. That's how you lose. You know, you're like, what if a 20 blackjack handle will never come? So that's why people are entering at 17. Blackjack hands, right? But think about it. 20 will come is just, you have to wait. You know, so that's, that's your thing. But then there's a balance between never ever feeling, feeling, getting a fill or missing the trade altogether. So there's a balance. And that's where risk management comes in guys. So I want to bring one person on who, raise your hand. Who should we bring on Alex? Yeah, I've been trying to exercise. So I think I've been, you know, kind of looking a little younger and being scarier, I guess. Raise your hand, go on to get it. Otherwise we will end it. And you guys go, but I love bringing someone on. It could be anybody, you don't have to be, it could be, I wouldn't gladly bring a troll on. I've turned many trolls into believers. Let me see. Otherwise give us stay the nation. Hey, Alex, where are you? Here, I'm gonna, I'm gonna bring Alex on. Talk about his week so far. Let me look back, see what that stock's at. Stock's still the same, nothing filled. Yeah, Alex, where are you? Francisco the trader. All right, man, I'm gonna bring out some random person on. Francisco the trader. All right, let me bring out, right investment. Let's see what you want to do, right investment. Hey, how you doing? What's up, my friend? This is the first time I brought you on. I've never, we never met, so tell everybody who you are and where you're from and all that good stuff. So I live in New Jersey. I'm from Dominican Republic. And I actually just, you just pop up and I was like, who is this guy? So I started watching and some of the stuff you were saying makes a lot of sense. So what do you do for a living? Are you just getting into trading new or? So I started trading about a year ago. Dominican Republic, that's exactly where I'm at. Oh, you live there or not? So I started trading about a year ago. I didn't know what to do. I started studying. I was losing a lot of money. I was doing really, really, really bad. And then I started reading some stuff and one of the guys was saying sell puts. And I'm like, what is that? So I started looking into it and I got really good at selling puts because it's high probability, right? So, until, until what happened? That one lost? What's that? Until what happened? You get that one big monster lost? No, no, no, no, no. Actually, no, cause that's, I started selling puts recently, right? Not too long, probably maybe like four months ago. I'm gonna show you later on, but it's pretty good so far. I mean, I'm not, I don't have a lot of experience like you do. But you never stop learning, right? So, I'll just give you a quick summary on that. So selling puts is high probability, yes. Until you lose, that one lost bankrupt view and that's not a lot of these companies bankrupt. So what you're doing is you're doing a naked sell. And so if this, so what happens is you're making income, small income, but it's consistent. But imagine if you hold it overnight, you wake up that stock gaps all the way up, game over, you've just lost maybe 1,500% of your puts cause you have to cover it. No, no, no, I'm selling the secure puts. So I'm not like not messing with like penny stocks. It's like, like for example, Apple, right? I'm selling. You own the stock. Yeah, so if I get a sign. It's a cover, it's a cover. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, so you're covered, okay. I thought you do the naked sell, you do the naked sell though. I don't want to take those chances. Yeah, yeah, you just, yeah. I understand the concept. So yeah, so what happens is this, I mean, what we teach is applicable across all types of what I call asset classes, which is equities, which is options, you know, large cash mall caps. So I mean, have you been watching on the YouTube channel? I haven't watched your YouTube channel. No, not yet. No, I got to get on it. Okay, so this is good. So a lot of guys out there, you know, in your position, you're starting out, maybe you don't have money to, or if you do, so my whole point is this, if you're good at this from the beginning, you imagine how much quicker or even better you could be if you get mentored the right way. And so a lot of times people, you know, this is the thing that happened to me before too, because I wasn't very, or I thought I was a very intelligent guy. I don't need any help. I started out doing well, but then after three years, I struggled the same thing. After three years, I was very good. I mean, I was very good right from the beginning, but the problem I had was I would be up every day. I would be up every day for like two weeks, but then that one loss wiped my whole countdown. You know, happens all the time. I could not understand why. There are a lot of things that a new trader will never know. Even a guy like me was training three years when I started, I didn't even know about all this stuff. I didn't know about a hard stuff, no one taught me. I didn't know about taking money out. I didn't know about support and resistance. I, you know, you kind of work on your own, you kind of hack along. And so when I looked back and realized like if I had just been mentored, but that was different. Just imagine this like 20 years ago, there was no online community, no, that stuff. And so I had to learn on my own and my learning curve was so long. And I'm just thinking back, imagine if I had MIC back then. Oh my God, dude, how much money would I, how much time and money would it be? It's the same repeat pattern all the time. I couldn't understand like why would these stocks, I would be up so much in one day. I'll give you an example, like when I just started trading, I had like, so I was up on this stock. Let me see how much it was. It was like I had, I had like 18,000 in my account or whatever and it got up to 50,000 in like two hours. Okay. And then you know what I thought in my head all that time? I wasn't happy. I was like, I was so pissed. Why did I go all in? I knew it. I knew it. And so what I did was like, I was like, please go down, please go down so I could add more, please go down. So as the stock went down, I was up like 30 grand on like an $18,000 account, right? As the stock went down, I was like, yes, I'm going to go all in and do margin and do margin. Cause how could I be down? I'm up so much money. So I kept on adding all the way down. Next year, you know, holy fuck, I'm even. Add more, add more, add more. Oh fuck, I'm red. How could I be red? Add more, add more. Oh fuck. So what happens this? It's okay. I'm going to keep holding it. I'm already, you know, what can I lose, right? Oh shit, I'm down half. Oh fuck, I'm down half. Fuck, might as well just hold it. I lost too much money already. Now I'm down to 25% of my account. I'm like, fuck, I should have sold what I was half. And so the max pain hits, I sell it's always at the dead bottom, dead fucking bottom. And the stock bounces back up, of course, right? And it's the same routine. I'm thinking, why the fuck did this happen? And this happens all the time. So the beginning, you know, you learn about greed and stuff. And I never knew to take money out. I never knew a stock, you keep going down like that. I never knew about dilution. I never knew there were people with shares. I was dumping it, you know, I didn't know there was manipulation or algos. So it's just stuff that you wouldn't know. I didn't know like certain time frames to, that is good for a long or a short, you know what I'm saying? So there's a lot of things that, you know, I was doing well, but I was always fucking up. And so, and then when I get bored, I would do a bored random trade. And that's how I blow up my account. And so that's why, you know, having community of people helps. And so right now I would be so bored, I was making all stupid trades, but now talking to you, helping people, you know, avoiding all the boredom stuff. It's true. So thanks, man. I hope to see you in MIC one day. You know what you're doing, my friend. Well, sure. Thank you very much. Check out the free YouTube. It's the Mind Investing Club on the YouTube channel. We have a lot of free, one more last thing. It's not just the technical aspect of trading. It's the mental that's very important. You know what I'm saying? It's the mental aspect. And so we teach both. And so the YouTube will tell you a lot of the mental aspects you have to watch for. You know what I'm saying? All right, guys. Do you have, do you have like a WhatsApp group or? No, we don't. No. Yep. But if you're interested in text Tosh and we, you know, you can check us out for a month and see if you like it. So, you know, we have the YouTube. Okay. Yep. All right. Thanks, my friend. Good luck in Dominican, man. I was there before, I love it. It's so much fun. Thanks. All right. Bye-bye. Bye-bye. Well, that'll be the end of that, guys. Thanks for joining, watching Text Tosh. Is there anything else Tosh or Alex? Tomorrow, Tosh has his free webinar at 2pm market time. He will post it on Twitter. YouTube Live is a free webinar posted by Tosh every Wednesday. Hey, next week, JJ, you're going to get on, man. I've been looking for you. So JJ here raised his hand. Well, let's save that for next week, JJ. This is going to be a good one. I wanted to devote the whole hour to you. Mr. JJ there. My God, man. He's been training for a while with us. I've seen the progress. So I want to know in his mind how he switched over. So he just, he did it. I just go to the Instagram testimonial. I just posted him. He just had his second withdrawal from his account. Amazing. You know, like we advocate people taking $10,000 after they hit a certain amount. So this is his second withdrawal. Congratulations, man. It's been a long journey, but something clicked in his head. And so next week, stay tuned next week. I want to bring him on for the full hour. All right. Bye, guys.