It's not going to just be by a virus play, a low flow virus play and walk away forever.

So relish the process is I guess what I would say.

And the thing is, is if you spend an hour and everything and everything sucks, this one sucks, this one sucks, this one sucks, this one sucks.

That's still useful.

And you're building skills for later because now, tomorrow, when there is a good one, you're like, well, geez, all 10 of these blue were terrible yesterday.

Now this one checks all my boxes.

Now I want to attack.

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Welcome back to the steady trade podcast, everyone back here with the whole team, Kim and

Stephen. You'll get a topic that I thought we weren't going to discuss this year.

Many people know, many people hear the saying, sell in May and go away.

Okay, maybe you've heard that saying.

And I've always kind of pushed back a little bit on that because there's always

trade opportunities year round.

It's just, yes, things do typically tend to slow down a little

bit in the summer, simply because, I mean, people are vacationing. You know, a lot of, you know,

especially in August, you know, a lot of European, South Americans, I mean, a lot of people take

off like almost the entire month of August for

holiday. And, you know, in August is always kind of slow because, you know, you're gearing up

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