I'm not going to say short the market right now.

I think the best heads is to stay, have liquidity because the market has hit all time, is

about to hit those all time highs.

And what I know about all time highs is there's always some shooters up there, which means

the market has to decline.

And I think on that decline, we'll probably get about a 5%

retracement. I think and then the market will go back up. Here's why I say that.

What's going on track? My guy, I got a macro level question. You know, I like to pick your

brain about where your head is at, especially in the sociopolitical, you know, kind of

things that's going on. A lot of stuff been going on since the start of the year

and how that affects you on your day-to-day operations, right?

So here's my question, right?

With the rising geopolitical tensions,

like the Israel-Irion conflict,

how should we adjust our trading strategy,

especially when market volatility spikes

and institutional

players start hedging.

And from a risk perspective, how do you see retail investors protecting themselves from getting

caught in the fog of war driven market moves?

With the geopolitical tensions, I'll be honest, man.

If I'm being honest with you, I didn trade I didn't shift the strategy not one bit

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