10.28.21 Russell I am multitasking on this video. There was something to talk about on the Russell, as there could've been short trade here using opening price. This market has become a little bit more difficult to evaluate because of the way it's moving, and sometimes it's not clear to you, and it's not easy to have a comfortable sense of the market. So I talked about that. On a private chat I sensed that that trader might be getting stale. If you trade long enough you will have many periods when this will happen. You have to respect this. You need a break. There is something else which I think it's very important from my own experience, and that is if you're learning something new and you're getting ready to make changes in how you will trade, you should use this opportunity is if you only have a couple of months and learn as much as you can while accepting digital have to work extra hard because it's not something that's very clear to you in the first place. This will cut through the initial learning phase when you have the energy, and it greatly increases your chance of using new information because the first part of learning is the hardest, and now you have momentum because you dedicated a month or two. This is not a lot of time when you consider you may be trading for 30 or 40 years. Once you work hard at something, and you take a break, you will frequently find that not only did you retain what you had just learned, but the break from trading set you up for the next period of trading and that this fresh restart results in a better understanding in what you had previously just learned. Well-timed breaks result in more epiphanies. Generally, it is not a good thing to trade when you know you're unclear about the market, or when you just don't feel like trading the market. Take the break.