I just think the best way is to be here every single day. Okay. And that people don't like that. I want you taking notes. I want you screenshot charts. I want your reviewing at the end of the day. And I don't care if you have a day job. Okay. You can do this early. You can do it late. If you're working second shift, third shift, you can still do this.

And I'm not saying trade every day.

That's not my point.

Yeah.

My point is put in the work every single day.

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Welcome to the steady trade podcast. We have a very cool snapshot niche episode that we just want to cover because it's particularly relevant right now. It's very bulls versus bears. I mean, I can go like this. I look more like a rabbit. Tim's ball and definitely a bull.

But we go in cycles in the market. Some cycles are bullish. Some cycles are bullish. Some cycles,

double bottom dipping rips works. Some cycles, morning spikes work. Some cycles. Every push in the market fails. And I just want to

address it because the reason that trading is so difficult is, A, there's an element of luck

in the game. And B, the patterns in the market consistently change. So when you think that you're

learning a strategy and you get a

whole of it, oh, market changes. And then you have to like relearn all of the reasons why that

either works or it didn't work. And then you add luck. Was I lucky? Was it not looking? You can often not

know where you are. So I'm prolonging the introduction to make Timbon and weather, the, the, the ball thing longer.

But I just wanted to get it rolling.

How does that feel Tim and Kim?

Tim Ball.

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