I think many would agree with me that this strategy is a classic one, that in such an alternative has its own features and is quite risky. That's why in order to apply it on a permanent basis and not to worry about the safety of your money you have to do serious enough work, which includes the ability to properly distribute the capital into parts so that you can block the possible drawdown. In addition, you have to understand exactly when you have to close the position, because it is not that easy. And I would recommend taking this approach only if you really understand its mechanism. Because it's not easy, but it's quite promising. It's worth thinking about...