I mean, hell, I think I had a dream of like opening a bar or a restaurant when I was like 25.

I think like everyone has that dream, you know, and, you know, and so many fail.

But I think that happens with trading a lot because people just have these unrealistic expectations of what it takes.

And if, I mean, if you got one or two green months and you're ditching that job oh man

or the have to like what i hear from some new traders are like i have to make this work

this has to replace the xyz job that's terrible and i'm like as soon as you're in the landscape

of have to you're already burdening your cognitive ability to, this is already so hard.

And now you're putting extra pressure on yourself.

How can not help your trade it?

It's going to hurt it.

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Welcome back to the steady trade podcast, everyone, back here with Kim and Stephen, talking about, you know, it feels like this has been a little bit of a recurring episode here the last six months.

But every time we do like this quote unquote state of the market discussion, we talk about, oh, it's the wildest thing, you know, and I'll talk about my 15

years. Stephen will talk about his four years. And then it's like a month later and it gets wilder.

And there's there's more, more moves moves more stocks i mean i think about yesterday

yesterday morning was was well yesterday was kind of the the one-day pause in the eve sector you know

we'll see we'll see where we go here post thanksgiving but like yesterday morning i would there was

like 25 evs ding up, all of them

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