 Welcome. This is Melissa Arma with the Stock Swash. I'm here today to talk to you about sizing. Again, sizing is so important when you trade. What do I mean by sizing? I mean the amount of money that you're risking on each trade. So it is not about share quantity because you could take 500 shares, 500 shares, 500 shares on three different trades, but your risk amount, your cash amount would be, could be different on all three of those trades and therefore your results are not going to be the same. Okay. So the idea is to have consistent results and the only way to do that is to have consistent monetary sizing. A lot of people think it's about the share quantity, but that varies. Why does it vary? Because again, the difference between your entry and your stop will vary from trade to trade. I never know before I take a trade or when I'm looking at something early in the morning exactly what my stop's going to be. I have an idea. I estimate based on the price of the stock that I'm trading or from my familiarity with it, but this is really about particularly looking at having your amount of cash per trade that you put on at risk to be consistent. That's going to help you get better results and more consistent results. I find that people struggle with this. And again, I don't know why. Sizing is something that you struggle with. If you really have a hard time doing it, if you're not good at math or quick on your feeding your head with maths, then guess what? Get a calculator, buy a calculator, make a little cheat sheet for yourself. I give people to take the class cheat sheets, make your own cheat sheet for sizing because you've got to set your risk and set your parameters and you've got to stick to it. It's the only way to have consistent results. Otherwise, you could have five winning trades and one losing trade. And that one losing trade could set you back to still be down money from five great winners. So the idea is to have consistent sizing. And by that, I mean your cash amount that you risk per trade. Have a great day, everyone. Any questions or if you'd like to learn more about trading gaps with me, email me and Melissa at the stockswush.com. Have a great day, everyone.