 So a couple of things about this chart. So he sees this stuff, he gets short right after. And then I think what happened is that, you know, he covered a bit too soon. And just like scaling in, you can scale out of a trade as well. Right. So I think the big thing with this one is really for a lot of people, you know, because like we talked about this in the podcast, it's going to come out as well, whereas you can scale out of a trade just like you've scaled into a trade. And so we've got the stuff move, you know, he waited for a little bit of a pop, and then right away he just was kind of out. And you know, you can save a bit for lower. You know, there's nothing wrong with that. So I mean, I would just say like maybe you want to kind of, you know, I know that he's covering that support and he's taking 10 cents. But after we get a massive slam on this, like you should be expecting the stock to kind of bounce a little bit and then go lower. And then I think because he took it off, he got into a little bit of trouble of starting to short in a bit too low. And then he ended up getting stopped out later on. So I think it's, it's good to be really like cognizant of your emotions and say to yourself, okay, I know that I have missed a trade or, you know, missed a little bit. He didn't miss a trade, but he missed out on like some more profits. So I need to be extra patient and wait for this kind of pop if that's my plan to kind of start to short again at VWAP. I mean, in this situation, I think like, as far as the MIC process goes, I would have just taken, you know, I would have just taken the short on the pop and then waited for it to kind of go lower, cover, cover, and then that's really it. That's your trade. It's all done. You know, as far as the kind of grind back, I think you just got short too low because you missed out on this extra profit. So I mean, just always be aware of your emotions and kind of how you're feeling. And that can go a long way as well. Yeah, it's the same thing. It looks like a little bit of chasing. He missed the first part because he didn't have fantasy orders out in the lines. So he hit it, went down, hit it again. And then I agree, I took this trade and it was the first just 10, you know, five minutes. You hit the top, it went down, you got out and it was nothing left. You could have maybe had a little on the bounce, but yeah, his ads were, I missed that big move. It's going to go again. It's just a tough, it's just a tough one. You got to be prepared. That's where you, the only thing I would say is set your fantasy orders 10 minutes before the open or five minutes before the open, have the lines there and drawn, and then you get the trade. And that's about it. Stephen, I think that's about it. I mean, a little bit of chasing. It seems like he's entering where he should be covering and he probably knew that much. But you've got to be prepared for that test back to the line and he was stopping out. Hopefully that's the only thing I like about this trade is the stop right here. And that's probably it. Other than that, I mean, you know, it's, you know, like for me, I never tend to do well on something like this, chasing after the stuff. It's, you know, it's actually tough for me. Okay. Like, I'm not like that means I don't have a plan. That means, you know, I, let's see, you know, what it's always going to do. And then I'm going to react, which is sometimes is impossible. Okay. Sometimes it's just like, the stuff just went straight up and then just went straight down. And if I don't have a plan, or if I didn't have my fantasy out, it's really hard for me to kind of wait for the stuff and then chase. And then I can't really form plan based on that. It's pretty much like, you know, trading based off, you know, maybe my emotions are like, no, okay, so this is like huge stuff. I got to chase something here. I got to chase right away. And then what will be my cover, right? If I chase like this, and then I have to kind of make a plan, like more like on the fly in which I hate them all. So it's just not for me. And yeah, but this trade, I like to cut the moment it reclaimed you out. And that's about it. This chart, you can see the previous day on pre market, it really conformed well, like looking at these three, 354, even 250 lines. So you got to kind of figure it open, it could push towards four. You know, I don't know, I like to have kind of entry zones and covered zones. And I see those top whole and half dollar numbers as my entry zone. So I'd be in here looking to enter around that doesn't mean that forward, but it means like maybe 370, 394, you know, in that range, towards four, I'm entering in towards the support level below, whether it's three, five or three, that's kind of my cover zone. That doesn't mean exactly three, it could mean 330, I'm scaling out three, 2310, etc. But in my head, when I do that, it really helps me a lot. And it helps me not not get confused. So when you just look at this, how this charts for in pre market, you could clearly see like, for is like your entry zone, you know, I mean, three and 350 is kind of your cover zone. Thinking about it like that keeps it simple and keeps me keeps me focused. So that would have worked well here. That's all. Yeah, for me, bro, you call it the setup first resistance, right? And tell me where the first resistance is this one, the most probably the significant resistance, like we need to pay attention to. And if you shorted that, that would be fine. But I mean, I don't think that like he had a plan, right? It's not like he has formal, I think I'm pretty sure that this is was the fantasy, another fantasy here. And then when it's tough, he added more. But, you know, if you draw the line like that first resistance, you know, you know, yeah, try to focus on the outer lines or like the most significant line. That's, you know, where I'm trying to aim and also who in half of them are 350 and four, right? I mean, you know, if you want to short 350 breaks, stop out and maybe aim it for later. Because you let the stock go against you from three, four, like 40 years, all the way to like, you know, into this high, it's like, if this is way too wide, before you even add back in, right? I mean, you don't have to go through all the pain like that. Just pick one good entry, you know, add a good kind of line, and then you can add more later. And then if you shorted at four, right, let's say you added here, your average would be here. And you would have been fine with this train. You would still make money. Let's go back to what Harry mentioned, which was the range of kind of where this stock started. I think that's the previous close. Roughly? Yeah. At the bottom there? Okay. So if we, if we kind of address this, and let's say we're coming into this day and we're like, okay, I want to short this 350 line. I mean, my line would have been 350. This 345 is like, we're paying way too much attention to the wicks here. Like this wick, this wick, this wick, this wick, but really the area of consolidation and the magnet is 350, not 345. Like this is like, this is somebody that is like OCD or anal about being very exact. You've got to knock that away. Like the line is 350, not 345. So if we're going to look at this MIC process way, if I showed Bow this chart, Alex's chart or anybody this chart, they would go, yep, 350, 370, 4 bucks.