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Update! Still on break, but responding to repeated messages asking for an update. Some of my largest positions ( $ASTS, $RKLB, $EOSE, $HOOD) are still down 10%-25%, but the account is back at ATH plus I now have $2M in tax credits and don't owe any capital gains taxes. YTD sits at +700% and the 2 year is +3,100% (~$700k in the stock portfolio 2 years ago). $TE, $FLNC, $PATH, $BE, and $OSS have been doing well. I will have updates on other positions soon including $CCCX (looking forward to the IPO). The math gets a bit murky with cross-collateralized leverage but I reached $ASTS (2x), $EOSE (1.5x), and $TE (2x) leveraged positions a few weeks ago. The $TE position then got wayyy too big especially at $6, I reduced it. I plan to reduce $ASTS leverage closer to $100-$150. $EOSE lev I plan to keep a while longer. Expecting anything close to 700% next year would be silly to say the least. While I am working on my next few picks, I have also been researching and building out asset protection and income strategies for next year. We talk about companies with "fortress balance sheets" and small cap companies "de-risking" into sustainability and I want to do the same. I will likely retire from my day to day work soon. I suspect a tumultuous 2026 that will be more challenging than 2025. The people saying "you have $20M just sell it all and eat Cheetos all day" don't understand. Not only does that sound like a boring existence, I don't want to pay $10M in taxes and $20M is not the end goal. The positions I build out must be ones I could hold into long-term cap gains if not >5 years. My goal is to live off of the portfolio without selling the underlying (maybe ever). Options income and downside protection are likely to play a big role in 2026 and my banked $2M in tax credits should be plenty to live off of for the next 6-7 years without having to pay taxes ($300k-$400k/year in tax free spending money is a lot).