 On my first trade, I shorted 2,000 shares of a stock called VGGL. It dropped 50 cents instantly, and I made $1,000, and I was like, holy shit, I got it. This is the holy grail. I found it, boom. So over the years, I was kind of trying to refine that strategy and kind of see why the stock went down. Was it technicals? Was it fundamentals? What was the reason for it? And I started getting a little bit better, but then I started to realize I had no risk management. I was not stopping outright. I was just doing whatever I thought I was doing again. I was just kind of wing it again. I wasn't making a plan again. But I started to find profits going short. That's where the whole thing of kind of making a plan came into place, where before I entered a trade, before I did anything, I would have to make a plan for it. If my plan was there was a daily resistance at $5 on the chart, I would short near that number. And if the next resistance or whatever it was, I would make sure to have a stop out point. So I guess over the years, I've, again, refined that strategy and kind of got better at reading tape, technicals, fundamentals, and all that stuff. And I started to realize that the tape tells the story.