Over-trading stems from improper risk sizing. Small wins require excessive trades to make living. Sizing up reduces frequency, improves results.

And if we just kind of think of the kind of rationale behind it is very simple, right? You know, if you took a trade and you were looking at making, say two or three hundred bucks in that trade, how many trades you need to take to make a living? A lot. A lot, right? You need to take 10 trades a day of 10 trades a week. You could, like, you need to have so many winning trades, right? Um, and, um, you know, and now, look, I'm going to kind of cover this point in a little bit of a roundabout way here, but I promise you, the dots will connect eventually, right?