I lost about 100K in two weeks, and I didn't sell a single share. Two months ago, I started posting, and this was my active portfolio then. Shortly after this video, I put another $50,000 into micron in both shares and options. The portfolio went from around 460K to 360K. Here's where I'm at now. And honestly, it's a bit surreal. I don't classify myself as an expert trader or guru. I've been investing for around seven years now and looking at the markets for 10. My former professional background, personal circumstances, and obsession with financial freedom got me here. So here's a sneak peek in what drove my portfolio to here in the first place, micron. Still my biggest position and the one that I worry about the most. Dell's latest earnings are making me second guests if the rally is over yet, going to spend a day building out a memory capacity forecast and expectations because these reddit threads calling for a micron at $2,000, are looking a little less crazy day by day. AMD been buying out of college and sitting around four times returns. Google, my micron in 2025, bought heavy around an average of $160. ASML, the EUV monopoly, up over 100%, but surprisingly outpaced by applied materials, which has nearly tripled for me. My biggest losers, Duolingo and BMNR. I sold some cover calls on BMNR when the premiums were fat, so the loss doesn't feel as bad. And I still have a thesis for Duolingo, so I'm giving management some time to cook. We're sharing my perspective on the market and building a series to help you start from literally zero and how I think. So follow to get your money in order. Be in the next one.