 The biggest loss that I ever took as a trader, and this was years ago, this was probably about seven or eight years ago, I was trading oil futures, the CL contract, which is a pretty sizable contract. At the time I was trading an account that was about $130,000 and I had been on a significant win streak and I became very, very confident that oil was going to continue higher. And because of the state of euphoria that I was in, I loaded up on the number of contracts. And right at that point is when the market in oil turned to the downside. And everything in the news and everything that I was digesting and reading about the oil market was that oil was going up. And so I was not only from that, I was taking that information and it was fueling my confidence of my own personal perception of what was going to happen in the market. And as the oil market started going down, not only did I start with a position that was larger than normal and really too large for my account, but as it went down, I continued to add more and more contracts. And what happened is within a matter of weeks, my account that was at $130,000 when I started that position, when I finally called uncle, when I finally closed out my oil position, my account was $15,000. I had lost $115,000 in a matter of weeks on one trade because of that state of euphoria, because I got my position size too large. And I literally quit trading for six months after that, because I was in this state of shock of, you know, how did this happen? Playing the blame game on the market on everything, but myself. And actually, that's one of the situations that actually got me started on the path of the trade hacker mindset of mindset trading. And this was, like I said, seven or eight years ago. So it was a long time ago, but that's when I really started to realize that this was an internal issue. This was not the market's fault. The only thing that caused that to happen was me. It was in my mind and the decisions that I made on that trade.