Good traders adapt when new information emerges; four-year cycles still matter.

And then I'll just play that. I'll play it arm by arm. I'm not gonna call for new lows, but I don't think we go straight to 120 from here. I'll say that. Yeah, I'm on the same boat as you, and I think what's really important, what you said, and I do the same thing is, even though I thought maybe we're gonna have a new low, I'm a four-year cycle guy. I'm like, it doesn't make sense to bottom in the middle of August randomly. Yes, there was this move from percent and the treasury buying the long tail, kind of bond yield curve control. But I still don't think that that really changes anything because it's not true QE, it's like mini QE. And it just doesn't make sense. Stocks are still at all time high. They haven't really corrected. That being said, when new information is presented, the sign of a good trader is being able to throw your prior bias out of the window and execute.