 Okay, so defining A plus setups, right? A plus setups are going to be different for everybody, but there's normally a few common characteristics that you kind of see amongst the different A setups and everyone trades a little bit differently. Some are super systematic traders, some are more feel it, some are more ease into trade, some are more one-shot trades, right? There's no one size fits all there, but a lot of people's A setups, there's going to be a lot that that, you know, a lot of things that are in common. And the commonalities are that it's either, you know, the risk-tru of war probability ratio is going to be stacked. It's going to be really, really, really stacked. Do you like guacamole? Oh my God, do you like guacamole? Oh, no, but yeah, you know, the ratio between, you know, risk-tru reward, at least once it's like the A plus setup, I'm like, Joe, what is that supposed to mean? Chots fired. But yeah, I keep getting distracted. Joe always makes it fun. But yeah, the ratio between the risk-tru reward and the probability, it's going to be stacked. Either it's going to be super probable or the risk-tru reward is just going to be like one to 10, right? One to 10, one to 15, something like that. It's going to be just fucking stacked. And that can, you know, and that can be an A setup and or it can be like decent of both, right? Like the risk-tru reward is, you know, like two to one and it's got a 50 to 75 percent, like, you know, 50, 75, 80 percent win rate, right? That would be an A setup. You want to size in on something like that, right? And another commonality of A setups is for like almost every trader, they don't, A setup, like real, like, I mean, like real fucking, real retail day trader, not like some hidden, hidden fucking guru, like not on Finchwit that has a zillion-dollar hedge fund that can just fucking, you know, move shit. But the average day, you know, the average Joe trader, A plus setups are not going to happen once a week, right? They're not going to happen every day, likely not even once a week, as what I meant at the time. They're not going to happen every day, they may not even happen once a week, maybe once every couple of weeks, you'll get one. In slow markets, you might get one once every three to four. Another thing is that it's going to feel obvious that that doesn't mean that the trade is easy. You know, how it sets up is going to be easy, but you're going to see this setup and you're going to be like, I need to trade this. Like, you're going to see it and you're going to be like, like, I don't care if you're on the biggest red streak of your career. You see this and you just like, I got to trade it. Like, I just have, like, I mean, like I have to. It's one of those where, you know, even if you said you weren't going to trade again for the rest of the day, you see this and you just, well, I got to trade it. And that's kind of how I felt with LLL today, short pre-market. I was just like, are you fucking kidding me? Like, this just pops up out of nowhere. Like, I honestly, I really, really, like, I really hate the term gift when traders like, like it's a very toxic thing when like, when traders on Twitter brag, like it's a way of bragging, right? When traders say, oh, what a gift. Oh, it was such a gift. This is, oh, what a gift that was. Oh my God, this trade was such a gift. They're making it seem as if trading is really easy. And I really don't like that, you know, when people use that, because they overuse the term a lot. Like, they, you know, it's a very bragging. Oh, look at this gift. I knew exactly what was going to happen because I'm so smart. And I recognize it that Mark's just finding me money, but it's a very, you know, I don't know, ostentatious, braggy thing to do. And so I normally hate saying that, but LLL today, when it pops pre-market, like, it popped decently on a stock that like really should not be popping decently. It really should not be popping decently. You know, this stock is fucking dead as fuck. Like that's, that's done. That's cooked, right? This stock yesterday after that big sell-off on 92 million shares sell-off, right? That's fucking cooked. And you just, you don't even expect the stock to fucking pop. And pre-market, it pops all the way up here. Like, wow, that was kind of a gift. Kind of, you know, I think I used the word gimme, but that was kind of a gimme that I even short of it. And I don't short that much anymore, but I was just like, well, fuck, I kind of have to. And it was just one of those things. Like I don't even short anymore. And I said, well, fuck, I kind of have to. And now that doesn't mean that LLL was an A plus setup. It just, I mean, it had that obvious, you know, it had that characteristic to the trade. And a lot of these, your trades are going to include some of these A plus setups normally include all of them, right? Or most of them, right? And that's what, that's what creates the A setup, the A plus setup out of it. It should feel obvious, right? And so I meant, I mean to say when I say this, that if you feel like you're like fucking on the edge, like, oh, dude, I'm fucking trading the sock. It's a downtrend. Like we used to have this one trader in here, and you guys probably know who he is. Or we used to have this one trader in here. And he, I mean, he was trying to convince me that, dude, when it's low volume, those are the best ones. And I'm just like, uh-huh, uh-huh. Yeah. But the point is, I mean, he was trying to reinvent the wheel, right? Like he was trying to, you know, like buy these low volume socks. And I'm just like, dude, it's not, you know, trading is not that counterintuitive. And the A plus setups are not counterintuitive. They're always obvious, right? If you think that you're trapping somebody else, it's not like an A plus setup. Like you can't be the trapper. An A plus setup can be after someone's already trapped. But if you're like trying to trap someone, like as a long, like a sock downtrend, and you're fucking trying to trap someone, or like a sock's just fucking, you're right, or a sock's like pushing, pushing, pushing in your list. And it's like up really strong above you up. And you're just going to be like, dude, this, like, I'm going to get the stuff, like this sock's going to stuff here. Like I just know it's going to stuff. Like, dude, the sock is strong and high volume and pushing and breaking high of date. And you're going to be the dodo that fucking puts shorts up up there being, you know, trying to really like get that, that one out of 10 fucking counterintuitive stuff. Right? That's not, those are not A plus setups, right? It should really feel like a no grainer. You know, and kind of like, kind of like, you know, pick is kind of like, I mean, as far as an overextended trend break, these, I like these. I like this for an overextended trend break, right? This is pretty cool. Right? Look it out. Just look it out. I mean, obvious, this breakdown looks, I don't know if it happens with enough time in the market. But I love this for a breakdown trade. Like so obvious, like look at how obvious that is a clear trend break of VWOP of seven. You know, we're here on day two, you know, after, you know, it's extended from two, right? It's really obvious. It's a breakdown. If you short this and you get squeezed at 725, fucking so be it, right? As far as a breakdown trade, this is kind of an A.