And I had a tweet this week that was surprisingly was the most popular.

And maybe I'm just surprised that it probably came from people who were like the three of us who like to trade.

And who trade for clients.

And in a week like this, following the process, which is going to

work over a long period of time, but possibly not work in the short term, case and point,

they hear it from the clients. And so we have this little group, this camaraderie with all of

the people out there who are like us who trade for other people and I have to hear the criticism or the questioning of,

do you know what the hell you're doing?

And so one of the tweets this week was me retweeting a friend of mine and saying, I prefer the clients who understand that they really

don't understand how to trade these markets. So I got tons of love from that tweet. And so I'm

thinking, oh, that's a lot of good clients, right? Oh, probably not. Probably people just like the three

of us. Although that tweet did get favoreded by two of my

largest clients this week. So one of these guys has been a client for a while and he,

whenever I talk to him on the phone or in person, I start to explain a recent performance and he'll

cut me off and say, stop, stop,

just tell me you are continuing to follow the systems. That's all I want to hear. So that's a really

good client. But it does get a little insulting or, you know, for 35 years for me to always be questioned, do you know what you're doing?

Can't you improve?

Why don't you use the VIX?

All kinds of things, which I think I have an open mind and I take seriously and say, yeah,

you're probably right.

But you do get a tinge of maybe I could do it better than you from people who don't have to live through the

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