 Sleepy with Chicho, when you say it's sitting on support, what do you mean? It's sitting on 50-day moving average, right? So basically if you average out the buying price, how much people bought it for the last 50 days, it averages out to that value, right? So when a stock hits the 50-day moving average or support levels, that's what they're called, support levels, they tend to do a bounce. Now, is that bounce gonna hit or is it gonna cut through that support like butter? When it cuts through that support with like butter, the odds are there's gonna be more pressure on it on the downside. And if it cuts through it, resistance, when it's on the upside, hitting it on the upside, it's called resistance, the same line, right? So if this is the 50-day moving average, the stock is coming up, it's hitting that, it's called resistance because average price over the last 50 days was that. And when people hit that average price, if they were sitting at a loss, they usually try not usually, but they try to liquidate, right? They got their money back, let's get out, right? And see what it does. So it comes down. If it's on the way down hitting it, it's called support and it does bounces, right? People buy more, okay?