Explaining risk-reward ratios and importance of position sizing relative to capital available.

So you put a hundred bucks on the trade, you know, you're risking 70 bucks to potentially make, you know, 900, right? That's not so bad. You're risking 70 bucks to make 900. That's not so bad. You know, risking 700 to make 9000. That's not so bad. That's not so bad. But I don't really know anything about a cash network, a cash baby, a cash, big shout to make me a million. It says if you have good risk management, then you're generally trading with capital. You can afford to lose, not caring about the money. Simple. Yeah, that's a really good point. Make me a million. Yeah. So if you're, if you're too worried about the money, there's a good chance you're trading with too much.