 new traders and welcome to the pro trader webinar kicking it off this week all week long, professional traders every day, today's at 1pm as you guys know, tomorrow and the rest of the week it's all traders and welcome to the pro trader webinar kicking it off. So today we, well we scheduled it with Fausto Puglisi from Cyber Trading University. We've had him several times before in the past. He couldn't make it today. However, we have Josh Leviton. He works with Fausto for over nine years now. So he leads their trading room as well or leads certain sessions of the trading room along with Fausto. So anyway, you guys know who Fausto is. He's been trading for quite a while. And since the 90s and as one of those sows bandits. And I have an interesting history with him met him at some of these live trading events and he always won them. He just annihilated them. In fact, all these other traders were waiting and waiting and waiting where Fausto was in out. He already made a lot of money and and several trades. So Josh has been mentored directly underneath him and has his own ways of trading as well. And like I said, has been working with Fausto for nine years or so. So anyway, there's contact information here if you're interested in Cyber Trading University, Twitter, YouTube, email, and also affiliate link with discounts for book map here if you're interested. Alright, so let me go through the disclosures and turn it right over to Josh. General disclosure, all book map limited materials information and presentations are for educational purposes only and should not be considered specific investment advice nor recommendations. Risk disclosure, trading futures, equities and digital currencies involve substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. Alright, let me turn it over to Josh. Just a second here and get his screen up and running. Excellent, you're good to go Josh. Alright Bruce, can you hear me there? Yes. Alright, great. Let me just get my webcam up really quickly if I can't then whatever but we are good to go folks. So here we go. Hey, it's great to be on book maps platform. I have been long itching to have this opportunity. Perhaps you could say cats out of the bag here. Perhaps not under the most ideal circumstances wishing my boss Fausto very well here. I know he was looking forward to joining Bruce here today in team. So that said, I mean, hey, it's been as good of a day as any for me to come on here and show you really what we're all about. For right now, I really want to start off and really kind of perhaps just use this AI stock as our case study across the whole way through. Now really quick, I'm not sure if I could see the chat the whole way through Bruce so maybe you could assist. But for all of us here, is anyone familiar with this stock in particular AI? I think it's called C3.ai. That's the ticker name. So if anyone is familiar with it perhaps, you know, hey, this is a stock that we've been trading inside our live trading room just all throughout the last month and a half, two months, the whole AI sector blew up, right? If it wasn't this, it was something else. Well, this stock in particular AI was showing some good activity this morning in the pre-market trading session. So I know actually, although this is my first time on bookmaps platform, you know, I know I'm dealing with a lot of, you know, well first traders here that are familiar with bookmap, you know, perhaps you can call yourself like an intermediate or even expert level bookmap trader. So with that said, you know, you should know and like all traders should realize that you can't reinvent the wheel, right? You know, there's only so much that we could focus on when it comes to just not just a stock but just strategy. So what I want to harp on with you here today with using AI is really just two things. A or one going with the momentum, you know, that's our whole MO here at Cybertrading University to follow the big money. And with that, there's so many different ways on bookmap, of course, to follow big money. So we want to make sure that we have finally not just going with the momentum, but making sure that our levels are plotted, you know, the preparation behind it all here, if anything. So let's actually dig into the pre-market trading within AI. Right now, it's actually still running. It's at the high of the day right now. So maybe we'll check in with this trade just coming up in a moment. Primarily, we're going to be using bookmap here all throughout this presentation. The only time I'll actually kind of pan away from bookmap is just to go to my regular trading platform, just the chart. And I only just want to show the historical chart, the daily chart or weekly chart at that. Otherwise, it's all based off of bookmap here. So I have a few different columns sharing here and just to briefly kind of go over them because I know a lot of us are familiar already. COB, this paints the heat map here. So we focus on any of these limit buy and sell orders out there and any of that stand out, you know, and perhaps not just in terms of size, but also perhaps in terms of how long they stand out there on the order book four, you would like to remember those levels, plot them on your chart, draw them at least. You know, the reason I say that is that if it's not bookmap, it's your regular chart, but you want to make sure that you have your levels prepped. It's like having the answers to the test before, you know, the test is even given out. So that will kind of reduce the ability of us including a motion into trading with those lines kind of being there beforehand. So with that, well, when we take a look at the COB column, what I tend to focus on is first longevity, like how long these orders are out here for first. So clearly, there has to be a reason why there's such a big order out there at well, perhaps not even 21, perhaps at the price level $20 and 90 cents here, you know, going into the market open that was out there for about two and a half hours, pretty much an hour and a half, I'm sorry, you know, if not more. Well, from there 22, that was out there all throughout pre-market AI ran up towards a high of just about 21 and change, 2140 ish and then pulled back. Well, at that point 22 is still peak resistance going into the market open there, you know, a couple of orders above that perhaps, but nothing really too prominent. And then well, hey, maybe I spoke too fast 24 18,000 share order on the ask as we scroll up more and more and more, you know, you would assume more of a psychological price level like 25 order century number to be a big level. So that's something to focus on, you know, in case if this really decides to run. Now before we even worry about these, we have to worry about 22 and 21 and all these just in between here, you know, from pre-market. So what I'll do right now, I have my main chart kind of on my other you know, screen here, but we'll kind of work off a naked platform here and we'll kind of just chart some levels at that. We have 22, we have 21 and 2090 at least that iceberg that was actually there, not even 21 right here, 2090. Now, otherwise, you could also see how prominent 2090 is as a key level just because well, not just the COB, but this column here, the chart range volume profile, CVP column, you could see how prominent this spike is. So not just from the limit order on the ask that got broken through here, but likely from consolidation at that point to ended up seeing just a high volume traded at that 2090 prior to the market opening. So just take a step back. Let's think about this here really quickly. If our whole thesis at cyber trading is to follow the big money, follow the big price levels, the smart money, and we're calling this a big volume level. You think that you should follow it or what? So 2090 is definitely a key level now at this stage. It definitely sticks out a lot more even with this consolidation in mind. All right, now, you know, again, there could be other prices to focus on here coming up, you know, the CVP Delta column will buckle in on in just the moment when I did my planning, my plotting for the market open today on this trade, I wasn't really looking at this at the time for my recollection. So we'll go over the entries that I was calling out inside our live trading room, the entries I took, and then others that we ended up following all throughout the morning on this trade. But we have those three price levels, we have 2090, we have 21, we have 22, you know, maybe otherwise, this kind of sticks out here for a little bit. If you could see this here, this is an order on the bid at just about 2066 roughly. You know, the issue on this is that it's only here for like a little while, right? You know, it's there for about 15-20 minutes. I'll write it down just for right now, but I would have more trust, more reliance on the price level so far that we had talked about 2020. You know, you could focus on that maybe as that's getting a bit larger of an order heading into the market open. All right. So really quick, let me just actually peel this back. Have my main trading platform up right now. Now, I only want to show this because, of course, Bookmap is such a big focal point for my own trading. I actually told Bruce before I joined on to do the sound test here that, you know, even after two years of using Bookmap, I mean, I've been using now for like four and a half at this point probably, but two years in, I've had more light bulbs turn off in the back of my head two years in, then I had the four and a half years prior to using without using Bookmap. So that is such a huge focal point for my own trading. However, you know, when it comes down to actually focusing in on historical levels, we can't completely disrespect the chart. So one level that I was like kind of screaming inside our live trading room, it even looks even cleaner here at this 2019 for being transparent. I did not have this line set at 2019 and that's just the honesty. Josh, I'm sorry to interrupt you. It looks like your visual stream has paused. Oh, oh, I don't know what happened there. I didn't touch anything. Did you, did you switch from maybe you're not sharing the screen and you're sharing because you minimized it, Josh, that's why. Okay, give me the window. Give me, oh, okay. Give me one second here. It was probably the application and that's why not the window. Yeah, my apologies. And right here, we're good to go now, right? Yes. Now I see your candlestick chart. My apologies, folks. Quick little adjustment there, but it should be good to go now. So with that, you know, hey, I was trying to say before I put such a huge focal point on bookmap here with my own trading. So, you know, really the only other thing that I use outside of bookmap is just a regular historical chart. So I had this line here at 2033 and this was on my actual trading chart going into the open. This was holding really well just right around this area from the beginning of this year all throughout going into April. Now it broke under that price there at that point. So, you know, perhaps you can anticipate for this historical support to act as a historical resistance over time. And it did actually from last week. Now actually, if I was going to peel back the curtain a bit and show a little honesty here myself, 2033 is actually the price I put that line on my own chart this morning. I noticed here I plotted it quickly just before before the little issue happened. Notice 2019 that was actually like even cleaner, right? I mean, I was right around the right area, but even kind of in hindsight now speaking with you folks here, like that 2019 looks even stronger as a bottom does line up pretty nicely with that 2020. And there it doesn't it, right? Now I was still right on point with the area looking for this to bounce off of when the market had opened up. You know, I used 2033 alongside this order on the bid at 2020, but there you go. A little pointer for a self reflection there. 2019 was even that much better of a bottom and it lined up perfect with this order that was going into the market open. So really quick folks, the last part about this trade that I'll kind of harp on before I analyze it, you know, showing you where we got in after what happened from that point, you know, we know it's still moving up at the highs right now. But the last thing when it comes to preparation, you know, we had these levels plotted on book map, we have these levels plotted on your regular chart otherwise, when the market opens up to each their own, you know, there are some that wait a lot longer than we do. There are some folks that jump right in. We typically wait the first three to five minutes just after the market opens up, you know, before we look to jump into a trade. Now that could be easy to say in hindsight because it had popped up pretty nicely after then took off. You know, hey, typically around 1030 is where we see that window of opportunity really shrink and close down. So you don't want to begin trading around 10 o'clock, 1015 Eastern, you know, that window is already tight enough. So don't just jump right into the deep end of the pool right away. This was trending down, leading into the open anyway there. So no surprise it pulled back right into this liquidity here on the bid, this buy limit order that was out there 2020. Now again, perhaps that could have been the sweetest entry of them all. One thing that I'll mention here though, and I'll probably just recite over and over as we go throughout this trade, it's just that when it comes to following momentum and following big money, just momentum, you want to be going upward, right? You want to be entering on the way up. So, you know, a huge catchphrase that I say inside our live trading room to any of our members here actually like Barbara and Kathleen, Michael, I see just joining us here today. You know, it's to say that my best entries to buy a stock are directly after it breaks through a big level on the way up. So honestly, it looks like it ended up pulling right into this liquidity here at 2020 and, you know, bounced from that point. But to be very transparent with you, even if I was looking for this to be the perfect bounce level here, instead of just the range of 2033 in this order, it's just to say that it didn't break under and back over that order. You know, if my best entries to buy are after it breaks over the level, and it's trading above the level prior to the open, you actually want to see this order get tested, if not get completely broken through first, a quick under and then over. Now, there are some folks that, you know, look to wait for confirmation in the close of the bar higher, or not just higher, but a green candle perhaps at that and, you know, seeing it close higher from that level. I go in right away. I don't mind taking a break, even trade if I'm rolling the first attempt and then trying to jump in maybe moments later. You know, if you're not as quick on that, perhaps you're not going to trade as active, but you're going to take safer trades waiting for the confirmation at the end of the day for the students that do that that I coach. I always say to each the road on that, but I show how I enter my trades and it's really just the same way all throughout. You know, so ultimately, did I get in right from 2019-2020? I did not. If I could tell you my first entry on this trade, I ended up getting in. I did break my five-minute rule, I will say. You know, with this stock, this was the only stock that I was personally prepped on going into the whole market open. I had these levels plotted. You know, I had this 2033 level plotted. I had the 2020 on my regular chart. So what I'm really waiting for here is to see this at least snip under and over. But actually, in my case, thankfully, I used that as kind of a range of a support level. And let me show you what happens. Yeah, let's take the heat map off. Oh, a single use. Sorry. I thought it was off. Single use there. So essentially, it broke under over from 2033. And I took the trade very quickly right from this point. I got in right at 2032 as my entry price on the trade. Hey, if it ended up pulling back lower, I would have taken a small loss. And perhaps if it were to break back above and go again, then I would have taken the same trade again. This stock was up off of news. It was active in pre market. And with such a historical level, just from the daily chart plus book maps limit order on the bid there that liquidity that was out there, it at least provides just a great opportunity. Now this could be easy to say after the fact. But here's my second catchphrase. It's not as simple as this. But for our students to be trained, if you focus on these two catchphrases to begin, it does really slow the pitch down a lot. So here's the thing. We talk about the level prep and this limit order on the bid perhaps. And there's plenty more to this trade. We've got the whole move here to talk about. It's actually so interesting that this is still kind of at the highs and still holding as well as it is. So there was plenty of action that I ended up taking and our students as well inside our live trading room throughout the morning. So we're only talking about the first entry here. But if this is such a big level, which it is, we saw it evidently just on the regular chart, let alone book map showing a dark orange line here heading into the market open. So if that is such a prominent area, such a prominent level, we should see a pretty prominent reaction off of it, a pretty big move shortly after. So unless if you're inexperienced with this one ticker to which a lot of us may be, we've been trading this for like a month and a half, two months at this point inside our live trading room. So for a $20 stock as volatile as this, I thought there was a great chance for this to make like a dollar move, for this to make a move up towards at least $21, if not perhaps close to $22. The slower this moves throughout the morning, well, we're losing that window of opportunity ultimately just heading into that $10.30 stagnant lunchtime type of area. So thankfully it ended up providing a nice lift off here, ended up popping over the VWAP line here in white and ultimately broke above the opening print right here at $20.75 basically. So on this trade, there were other levels that I had plotted out otherwise, the 21, the 22, the 23 coming up as we'll talk about. But really outside of that, it really just comes down to the opening print now that 2075 this giant green dot on book map, this represents a 185,000 share, you know, roughly transaction that came out right at the market open. So really just prior to my entry, I did plot this line here as well. Now really quick though, this is where I like to shed the importance of this green dot or this dot all together if it's green or red. The opening bell print, as I'll look to kind of label it as, I have my volume dot set in a certain manner here. Thankfully Bruce, you and I spoke about this long while back and I've never changed these settings since actually. So I appreciate you hopping on that call with me a long while back to fix this. So, you know, really the only thing I fixed now is the minimal trade size and you know, just I adjust that from stock to stock. But when the market opened up this morning, there is a 184,000 plus share print that came in on the tape. That's an aggregate or conglomerate of orders that are triggered just at the market open price. All right, so be it who knows what in all of that, right? That's the key question, right? Because for 184,000 shares, I'd like to think that is pretty big. I mean, well, how big? Well, let's look at these orange lines again. You know, if we're calling 22 big, and now at this point after the market had opened up 2150 became big, this orange line, a big level for about 14,000 shares, then for about 21,000 shares on the ask your 22. All right, well, if those are big, which they are, how big is 184,000? You tell me, how big is that compared to all this? So it's not like I'm calling these small 2150, 22, up ahead 24, 25, and those are respectably large, but when it comes down to following this as a key level, you tell me. Now you can imagine at least the second entry which I'll go into in just a moment. I'll talk about at least where I ended up getting out on the first one, but the second one was pretty pristine. So on the first trade, I didn't need to be perfect with the exit because we're trying to be as clean and pristine with our entry as possible, meaning I don't care if I get out at the tippy top. It's not a bragging game. As long as I'm content with the money, that's in my pocket at the end of the trade. So I was looking for this to move up towards 21, which it ultimately popped up there pretty fast. So on this trade, I ended up closing out my first trade at $21.22. That was at the time like $9.37.45. So I thought justified just to yank the trade out from there. Just to say, I mean, hey, if you're in the position for nearly a dollar and it's not even $9.45 yet, there's plenty of action left on this. There's plenty of action left on other stocks too that I'm maybe not looking at at the time. So again, as long as I'm content with the money I'm already up, then just take the money, try and refocus in on another move. I'm sure at some point for as much as this pops up, it's going to drop. It's going to pull back. So that was my general loose thought. Thankfully, it popped up a little bit more, but then it pulled back down. All right. So now I'm going to tell you my second entry on this trade. So on this one, I ended up taking a loss actually on this one. So I ended up jumping in right from 2096. Well, my 2096, well actually at first, going into the market open, we had that one level out there. What was that at 21? And then at 2090, right? We had the whole number level. And then we had the big CVP level that was out there in pre-market. So from now, what I'll do is kind of pull back the heat map again just to kind of show the regular kind of price action. This is where I got chopped up on one trade here. So after I ended up getting out on my position, I tried jumping back in again, and I ended up taking a pretty clean entry. So shortly after like right here in this area, I ended up getting filled kind of in this range at 2096. But my issue was I ended up holding too long. I was looking for the bigger in bed or move up at that point, didn't get it, and it made an unexpected shake and took me out. So it ended up taking me out right under the VWAP here. I didn't want to hold on any longer. There were other trades out there. And then from that point, maybe if this ends up finding support, perhaps off the opening print, it would lead to potentially the next move, or maybe if it breaks back over 21, there's always just a thought of taking another position. So I'm not the type that scalps in and out, in and out, tiny, tiny. But for as much as I already made a cushion on the first trade, all right, I took a tiny loss on the second trade, much smaller compared to the wind. So I still feel good about this stock. It's just like, hey, where's the next big area in which this can make a move off of? So I missed this, popped up, it pulled bank, and then this is the exact move that I wanted to see happen, at least in terms of finding support. I wish it happened at 2090 when I first took that next trade, the loss. But otherwise, for that big 180 plus thousand, it ended up providing a pretty good opportunity. It broke under, it broke right back over. It made the perfect move that I strive to take. So when it comes to following your strategy, as long as you have lines prepped up and the correct ones hit that, as long as you know where the big money is trading at ultimately, you could have certain expectations about what a stock may look to do. So when I talk about when a stock breaks through a big level, we should be expecting a pretty big move shortly after. Well, what does that exactly mean? How big is big, right? Well, I'll tell you, if I could nab a pretty sweet entry following going with the momentum under and over, well, hey, at least for me, I mean, 50 cents, I think could be a pretty justified trade, 40 cents, 30 cents, it's money that I didn't have before I took this damn trade. So I'm not trying to be in and out for like two cents, five cents, eight cents, especially for a relatively not to say expensive stock. But I know perhaps if you trade stocks $5 and under, this could be considered expensive. So based on how you want, but for myself, with the experience that we have trading this one ticker, the volatility and the price it has, why not expect maybe a 50 cent move up or at least up to 21, then a pullback. So it just provides that opportunity, right? In and out. So I ended up jumping in right from 2078 as the entry ended closing out right out at 2112 on the exit there. So in and out, it was I kind of squeezing around here and again, no need to be perfect with the exit. We're getting a little bit closer towards 10 o'clock in the morning anyway, 10, 15, 10, 30 rather. And that is where at least we would expect a point of reversal or a point of slowdown. So we're not trying to really trade this stock all throughout the day. Again, I say that to you even with this at the highs right now, still moving up at 125 Eastern on a Monday for all days. So this has really been a gift to us all throughout the day, but it's not expected. It really is not expected. So the closer it draws towards that 1030 time, you need to be a little bit safer with your entries. So after I got out at 2112 on the second trade, I kind of stepped away for a bit. You know, I was kind of just following other stocks. I mean, hey, you know, I like to say this to our students, I'll say it to you here too. I have a specific role with the company that I work for, Thausto, right? I got any call outs for 120 of us to 130 of us on a given day. And this isn't the only stock that we were looking at or the only stock that was on our main list. So I am following other things and I am missing other, you know, moves that are happening out there. And I ended up missing this. It ended up taking off again without me here, pushed up that much more. That's okay. That's okay. You know, so far we're three trades in, we're two for three and we're up a decent chunk already on the morning. That's what my MO was. That was my kind of thought process at least. So how about this? I'll kind of show book map at this point. And I want to ask us here a really quick question for all of us here joining us live right now. Looking at the heat map, let me delete these lines now at this point just so there's no distractions. So looking at the heat map here at this point and looking at the other columns that we may have up here, COB, CVP, and we'll get into the Delta coming up next. We haven't touched that actually just yet. You know, I mainly focus on the columns here of my page. So you know, where do you identify a relatively larger level looking at this kind of page as it's structured? If you could tell me, let me know. Quick sec. I want to make sure I'm good to go just on discord here. There we go. Just shuffling one or two things around my way here. All right. So what do we have folks? What do we got? Got an answer here 2150. Well, it looks like it. I mean, hey, I ended up having a relatively, you know, larger spike here compared to the prices above it briefly, the prices below it briefly. It's not like kind of like a lump where like a lot kind of shows similar. This definitely sticks out compared to the few pennies above and below it. You know, it's not the largest per se, but 2150 seems relatively speaking to be a more, you know, prominent price to focus on. We have one of us saying 2110. So that's the largest right there. Yeah, absolutely. And that was not necessarily a level we had plotted, you know, earlier from the morning. So should this kind of pull back more and more, maybe this doesn't drop all the way down, maybe this could hold at the VWAP again, and which lines up right well with this CVP level. So that actually could be a pretty good thought. Right. All right. So let's actually plot a couple of levels. I'll get out a single figure mode right there. It's actually my enemy at times when I'm off of it, because I'll forget that I'm off of it. I'll plot like eight different lines. But go wait. So there we go. We'll go one, two right there. You know, if you want to plot 21 as a whole number level, 13 plus thousand share order on the bid, you could do that. You could do that. Let's plot one at 22 now. All right. Now we have a few dots here. What do these mean? Well, these dots represent orders that were filled at the ask. So perhaps you can call them limit sell orders. Perhaps these are people actually looking to even short the stock to on the offer. You know, should that be possible? Should it be easy to borrow, whatever the case may be? Well, at first it had enough momentum to hold and then pop higher here at the time. This could have been a really good opportunity, but then it quickly fell back down. And you know, if we kind of stick on the thought process of when a stock breaks through a big level, we should get a big move shortly after. Well, nice start. Nice start. But you're not looking for this to happen. So that's where I could tell you if it's not going to make that big move up at the time, you know, odds are there's only one other way it's going to go. And it's going to make a big move just the other direction. So you don't want to be a part of that and hang on any longer, really, then you need to. So what happens here over time here? Well, we're shaking around, we're heading into that kind of lull, you know, time, late morning, early afternoon, you know, lunchtime, time of the day. Well, here's the theme. If our best entries to buy a stock are directly after it breaks through a big level on the way up. And it's crashing down here at this point, right? Well, it pulls back and actually bounces in between. It doesn't drop to 2110. So it ends up finding a home here, perhaps, and then bounces. But here's kind of the theme, right? It breaks under this as support and drops. Okay, when a stock breaks under support and drops, support should become resistance. Now, with that in mind, as long as we're focused on basic charting principles like that, well, think about every time it nips above 2150. This is kind of like a pain in the butt here for a little bit. It really is. You know, it's about maybe half an hour worth of time where perhaps you expect it, but it is still pretty rugged. You know, it's holding well here, you're looking for a big move. There are times heading into the mid morning like this where I'll take a tiny loss or I'll take a break even trade. No problem. You know, smile my face doing it. As long as I anticipate a big move to come shortly after, then those break evens or the tiny losses that may accrue. I mean, hey, you know, everyone kind of has a day or two where it's like death by 1000 paper cuts and where if you feel like you're taking a lot of tiny losses that are adding up, you're not going to be as incentivized to enter down the line. That I understand. But if you're at least kind of utilizing basic support resistance concepts and basing your entry just going over the level, well, there's probably just very few points where it provides an opportunity to jump in and then take a break even or a false breakout trade. There's a point here. Maybe you could have nipped a little money. But the thing is though, is that you're looking for that larger move, that better move up. So it's been building, been building here and hey, it broke under it again as support. All right. Well, support should become resistance. So seeing it kind of struggle here again is not surprising. But the more times they can kind of nab at it over time, well, it re-breaks it here, ends up popping a little bit higher. And if you're thinking, well, hey, you know, hey, if we're expecting a big reaction off this big level, and you can kind of call this here too over time one, it's just that you should be looking for more than like a 10 cent, 15 cent little gain. You should be looking for a lot more than that given at least the run that it's made thus far in the morning, it's proven itself to provide that type of volatility. So with our next resistance being ahead at 22, 38 plus thousand share order, it makes it a little bit more confident for you to hang on just, you know, if not exactly to 22, you don't need to be perfect. So if you can get out at like maybe 10 cents under, 7 cents under, of course, the more the better. But if you're content with the money that you're up at that stage, you know, where you're not like only up the dinky 5 cents or 8 cent profit, then at that point pull the trade because you're heading into the mid morning. Definitely look to expect more false breakouts at this stage now. Let me take the lines off one more time. Current time right now, 1.33, keeping my eye on the time, Bruce. So, you know, I appreciate once again having me on board, tagging in for Fausto again today. You know, with this though, it ended up beginning to make a strong pop. And this caught me off guard. So ultimately, it ended up making a nice test of 22 initially, pulled back, poked at it again, pulled back. So, you know, I was thinking, man, I don't want to just jump in only for this to be a false breakout and then take like a quick loss. I'm already up on the morning at this stage now. But you know, is it worth it? I mean, is it really going to run all day? I didn't expect it to. So, that's where I could tell you now, I'm not in this position right now. I didn't trade this really for the last hour and like 15 minutes really, hour and a half if that. So, ended up making a nice move up even higher. But that's where I could tell you, we're not like trying to be perfect here. But at least one thing to keep in mind is that the more stock pushes up, the first test of a key resistance, it should hold. It should. So, I was still surprised to see it holding well here. The first test, that was the easiest expectation of my day. The false breakout over 22 at first. Now, the question is, does it completely dump off? Or is there more to it? So, this is where I jumped back in. I ended up taking this entry here once it rebroke back over 22. But I was reluctant at first, right? Like, even I have like, is it really going to go? Is it really going to go? So, that's where I left money on the table. But, hey, I can't stress enough that every trade that you take begins with the entry points. So, I was very satisfied with the end result. I was happy with my own ability to jump in. There's always a motion that ties into any trade. It doesn't matter how long you're doing this. If I was to have been trading and teaching for 30 plus years, I've been doing the same thing for about nine years now. A little less than nine years. So, some of us here that have 30, 40 years of overall market experience, you don't have that in book map. You have as much experience in book map as I do. So, it's to tell you at least that doing the same process over and over again is all I kind of bluntly say, the same song and dance basically every single day. Well, for that long, you should have certain expectations. So, thankfully, I jumped in, but it was still a little worrisome. You're heading into that late morning lunchtime area. So, is it worth it or not? Thankfully, it ended up pushing up a little bit. And I felt saying, hey, if I can get out at 2250 here, I would have been very happy. And thankfully, that's what happened there. But that's basically the last trade that I had on it altogether. I think I took one loss after, maybe in from 2250 again here once it rebroke above in and then out. I got stopped out here, making a lower high, pulling back down here. I'm not expecting this to pump all day. So, really kind of one of our points that we like to drive home is cyber trading is that you don't need to be here right now at 1.30 in the afternoon day trading. You don't need to be here at your desk at 12 PM Eastern day trading. So, thankfully, this pushed up a lot more. How about this really quickly? We'll move on to just one other stock. I'll do Bruce and then we'll go from there. But I want to do this here first. Let me ask all of us here. If we're going to be kind of prepping for the afternoon because, hey, this is kind of low time right now, lunchtime, not really the best, slow motion. 3 PM to 4 PM, we should see some increased volatility just within the market alike. And perhaps if this is still holding as well as it is here, maybe if it drops a little lower or whatever. But I think that there's still a chance later where this can make some formal bounce or break out again for us to capitalize on. So let me ask us right now, kind of looking at just this picture here, the whole view. I mean the heat map, the columns, just all of it alike. Are there any big levels, so to say, that you would want me or us to focus on going forward on this trade? You'll have to kind of do it on your own end of things here as we wrap up this webinar coming up at 2 PM Eastern. But if there is any levels that you see that stick out on the heat map on the columns there. Let me know, type it in. All right. So got one right away, 2250 or 2350, that is. Even a little under that, but you still want to round up to the 50 cent level. 50 cent levels and whole numbers typically are going to be key levels to watch out for. That's basically the high. Maybe you could even say 2253 is the exact HOD. I have to get that on my other screen. But otherwise, though, 2250 basically is where we have the big volume that got filled here throughout the consolidation. Well, 23 we talked about before, the re-break over 23 here. I ended up missing out on that. I was in from 22. So ended up seeing this pop over 23, ran up pretty nicely after. You know, hey, there's a couple of points on this trade where it did try and hold support at 23 very nicely. It shook under and over. So this could be where, hey, you might take a break even trade expecting more on the re-break above this level, above 23, that is. And then unfortunately, it kind of pulls back under where we have extra liquidity here at 230. So you can kind of get the feel here. It's like, oh, it's not going to make that big pop that you want. And so re-break too. So this could be a trade that I could see myself just going in and out on break even. And then again, maybe one more time after as well, looking for a better run. And there are points where you look for it and it pops up nicer, but then you have another shake. So there's a couple of points here on this trade overall that it's not really making that better move. It's expected. This stock can't keep moving up perfectly all throughout the day. So we had a level of 23. What else do we have here, folks? Any other levels that we have plotted or that we could look to plot, I should rather say? Go to VWAP here, maybe. 20 to 10. I mean, if this is the high of the day and a total dump off happens, I mean, when was the last time it tested VWAP from the morning, right? So for it to run off there so well, perhaps that would be a very big support level to watch heading into the afternoon. But that's a ways away. That's pretty far away from where this is trading now. So unless if you're short on it and hoping for it to crash, then you got a few price levels above that first. Now, this is where we could dig into the delta column now because the delta column shows the difference between the volume filled at the ask. What all kind of nickname for right now is the buying versus the red, which is what we'll kind of for right now call the selling, all right? If you can kind of follow me here for right now. Meaning that, hey, the more times that this nips above this line here, it should run. Well, the whole reason that we focus on that is because we're seeing more and more volume filled at the ask each and every time. So eventually, something's got to give and then pop goes the weasel, right? It ended up running up very nicely. Well, same thing could have happened here at 2350 huge volume filled at the ask. But again, though, if it's not going to make that big illustrious pop that you're looking for going up at the time, there's only one other way the stock will go. So, you know, this thing has had a tough time throughout the early afternoon thus far, expected. You know, perhaps the more times it nips at it heading into like, you know, 233 o'clock Eastern time, it can make a move like a better pop. Hey, it's actually running up right now. Maybe it's going to prove us wrong sooner than later actually on that. But otherwise, though, what I was going to point to, this might be so strong that this breaks 2350 right freaking now. How about that? That would be pretty unexpected. You know, what I was going to try and say is that if this ends up really continuing to pull back more, 23 is a big level to watch. But let's focus in on that Delta column. And maybe we'll focus in before that big shake just occurred. So there aren't really too many price points here that stick out on Delta that have a lot more red than green. And to me, that would be interesting in terms of looking for a potential support, because that means that we ended up seeing that price level get nipped at a lot on the bid, on the bid and it previously had held, you know, as a support level. So it looks like it pulled back down pretty nicely, but it ended up kind of going under and over. And then from here built up pretty nicely around 2325. And here we go again. So wow, what a strong move right now folks live right now. Let's take a look. You know, the more times that this kind of tests this level, specifically 2350 in a shorter timeframe, in a shorter concentration, you should get that illustrious big move that you would want to see happen. So it tested it here at 130 on almost 130 on the nose, 131. And then on the retest here, that was about 10 minutes later. So you do want to give it perhaps even shorter timeframe in that regard for it to test test them pop. So let's see if it could do it coming up. This would be pretty interesting to happen live. Again, you can never expect a stock to, you know, run up perfectly all throughout the day. I don't care what news is out on it. I know there was some formal news headline that came out this morning on AI, this this ticker, you know, and the stock isn't up even as much as we nearly focus on insider live trading room, you know, we'll often see stocks up to 300 500 percent, the other AI stocks in the sector that ran. But even this, you can't like kick your feet back and just say, Oh, it's going to run all the way up perfectly today. You know, we were even focusing in our in our live trading room this morning on this stock, actually, I'm happy I reminded myself right now, have this right here too. So anyone here trade options? I know a lot of us generally do, but anyone here in particular joining me right now trade options, if you do just give me a chat back. This morning when I took my first entry on this trade, or no, actually, no, pardon me, first entry I took was at that 2033. I asked at the time when it broke over 21. So on my entry off of 21 that I was looking for here. So I was asking our students just looking at an options order book, you know, if you were to have a strike price of 21, you know, let's say weekly option, weekly expiration for May 19th. What would be the, you know, where is it trading at basically if you wanted to do an in the money or at the money call? And they told me it's trading at 22 cents. That's pretty crazy. So, you know, the reason I say that is because the leveraging options is that much greater with stocks. So, you know, if you're finding this run impressive, well, folks, again, I can't stress enough, I wasn't expecting this to happen all day today. It's like, you know, there could be room for multiple entries as long as you're getting good meat off the bone on, you know, on the trades that you're taking. With that, at the time that I was asking it was at 21. It was trading at like basically 22 cents per contract. When I got out on the first trade or like scaled out on the first trade, it was trading at like $1.45 or $1.40, I think it was at the time. So that's an insane profit on this one stock. It just goes to show, you know, whether you're buying the stock or buying calls on it. Now, again, here we go. This is like really good opportunity here. So, you know, I don't have my main trading platform on this screen here, but I'd love to tell you like, hey, if this ends up nipping 2350, maybe I even move that line up another like penny actually, just to actually make it legit. But you know, if this can crack 2350 again, I think that it would be a good opportunity to buy. Now, let's say if that does happen coming up here, it held it or it nipped it here and then held, held perfect. If it actually breaks back above it again here, I think that this could be actually an ideal opportunity for an entry. But the key is though is that you would need to see it break through that big level and make a damn big reaction off of it. You could tell how big of a level it is just from the last hour alone from consolidation. It's not just the high. One little high here does not determine a key level, unless if it was a historical level to watch over time. That I did not dig into really when it comes to that area. I was only focused on the 2033 slash 2020 exactly. So maybe we can kind of poke at that at the tail end. But for right now, we know where the big money is trading at here. So if you like what you see, just stick around for another like 10 minutes here. I have a good invite for all of us here just joining us here on YouTube as well as of course Discord right now. Coming up at the tail end of this presentation, just to join us inside our live trading room. But this is as good as it gets right now. The only thing about this trade that I'm not a fan of, not to sound like a negative Nancy here really, but it's the timing of the day. That's all. It's like lol still time of the day. Wall Street's out to lunch right now, typically at this point. They're finishing up lunch at this point really. They start their lunches early. I learned that before I joined Fausto. I was working in the real estate sector actually conveniently enough literally on Wall Street, 63 and 67 Wall. You could look them up their high rise residential properties and damn they go for a lot of money now with just the whole way the economy's turned. But funny enough, on a weekday at like 11 o'clock AM, you get a bunch of suits out there and they're piling up like the food truck stands. Well, why is that? Well, literally think about it. Like 10.30 in the morning, 11 o'clock in the morning, they are done trading. They're done following the market at that point. They're letting their assistance cover for them. And they're out to meetings. They're out to lunch. They're out to meetings, whatever it may be. So before I knew a singular thing about shorting a stock or following book map, of course, if anything, that was actually the first thing that I knew about trading. It was actually before I joined Fausto. It's time of the day. Typically does not provide as much. So that's why it's good to be patient. It's good to be more patient than to be more impulsive at this time of the day. It's actually better to be more trigger happy as long as you're following your levels and following the protocol of buying when it breaks through the level going up. But it's better to be more trigger happy after the first five minutes or three to five minutes, first hour of the open, last hour of the day. Right now and from earlier, it's always better to be patient. If you miss a move, that's like the least of your concerns throughout the day. Because no matter what, as far as I've been following the market at least, and certainly as long as Bruce and Fausto and all of us here, unless it's a holiday, markets have not closed permanently. So there's always going to be another trade. So this at least, thankfully, it's like the only one that I have an interest in. It's just that it might not make this big pop at about eight or 10 minutes to go here in this presentation. That's all. So again, if it happens later at 3 p.m., it would be great to have you join us inside our live trading room for that. Now, how about this really quick? We'll try and follow this here live. Watch the second I turn away from this trade. It's going to make this big pop. But are there any other stocks that you'd want me to look at here just to kind of go over from the morning today? If there are right now, then just let me know. Type it in. I'm going to try and look at the chat right now if I can. I know I have the Discord app open, Bruce. I just want to see if there's a it's been tough for me to look at chat thus far. That's all. Yeah, I've been answering the chat questions in YouTube. Okay, excellent. So if there are any tickers, I'm sure more name brand than anything, let me know just altogether whether it's coming in from YouTube or Discord. It could be Shopify, it could be Tesla, you know, NVIDIA. Let me know and we can quickly cover that as well. I wanted to do two different stocks here in this presentation. It's just crazy how strong this has been. So again, another hold off 23.50 here. The magic number so far this afternoon. And I know there's a little volume up top at 55 and 60, but think about it. This is a much more prominent level at least based off how it's been holding now and just with the volume that it's been building off of. So, you know, if it does crack 23.50, I'd be interested in taking the entry, but I would not be interested in getting 10 cents or 15 cents or 5 cents. You know, I'm not in it for 25 necessarily. The home run up top there or a little bit above that as we had, but if I can get to 24, I think that's a great start. I feel very gratified and justified with 24 even so. How about Tesla? Yeah, let's do Tesla. Thankfully, I like this being on a Monday, Bruce, because, you know, if I didn't restart my computer or have it shut down from the weekend, I probably have so much data to work off of from last week and it would be like a ton to dig through. That's why I love Bookmap so much for, because it gives you the ability to study, let alone use it to trade. So, you can go back on previous days. I could load it up, I'm certain, but I don't need to necessarily for right now. All right, so this will load up in just a moment. The heat map all together. Just give me a quick second here. So, Josh, a question, a few questions in here in the YouTube about, so, you know, the, I haven't looked at it yet, the S&P 500 is going down here, but you know, AI is going up and like how do you, I mean, obviously it's, you know, it's a hot stock. It's a phenomena. It's important right now. And you'll get these kind of divergences like that all the time. I'm wondering how do you handle that though? How do you look at that? You don't, do you really care or do you just, you know, think like, I, you know, look, it's separate from what the rest of the market is doing? Well, so it's the latter, but then the former is the reaction that I've learned to gain over time from being with fast. So just to kind of explain that a bit, it's so, I don't want to say easy, but it's common sense to be more hesitant to buy in a down market, right? So, you know, for a lot of students I coach, they give me that concern. And hey, it's better to not take a trade than to jump into something that you're skeptical of or uncertain of. Now, of course, the blunt way to put it is we need to at least get over emotions and say, all right, let's focus on how this stock is moving up to begin with, right? So, you know, easier said than done, because it requires a little time, it's not an overnight success, but the more that you dig at book map and really just the screen time with studying book map and just any particular stock, not even a stock that you traded, like that's why I wanted to ask if there was a second trade, you know, like Tesla, why did this move the way it did? Well, it's not moving the exact way as the S&P I'm certain. So, you know, you could ask that same question on Tesla when Tesla is going completely against the grain as the markets are down. So, it comes with the experience, I'd like to just say best. Now, the one thing I could tell you, though, if there is like a takeaway in terms of strategy, it's being more patient waiting for a re-break, a re-break, not just a break over a level that I gave you already, but a re-break over a big level. Like, hey, 23. First test, held, easy. Second test, maybe it could have ran, maybe it could have ran right from there. So, just over time, if you've come to a stock and let's just say if you've already have seen it kind of give it a fight already, it's given out a fight here at this point. And let's just say that you weren't trading the stock at the stage, you weren't tied up with it at this point. Well, the fact that it's breaking over the level, right, we said it before with the Delta column, look at that, how it sticks out here green on the Delta column, just the more times it nips for that level, that's the strategy that we teach. So, you know, it's not as easy right out the gate because you're kind of going against the market by going along on this, right, and markets are down, this is going up. So, it's not as easy of a fear to kick right away, but it just comes with screen time. That's just the best answer I can give there. Okay. Now, let's go to Tesla though, if I could, I know I got limited time now, current time 153. So, I want to save about five minutes, four minutes. But with that though, Tesla, for all that's just joining us here is simple question. What's the direction of Tesla going into the market open? You know, it's down. So, with that, I mean it was still dropping off a little bit here prior to the opening bell anyway. General direction is lower highs. I know it built a little support here. I know there's support at 167. I'm kind of doing this more expedited right now, since we did spend a lot of time on AI. But really briefly, what I'll kind of just quickly do is plot a couple of big levels. Looks like big spike right here, just in between, kind of like right at 167.88. Looks like right there on the whole number level, 168 on the nose, two big CVP spikes. So, that range overall creates a big level. Now, with that though, I'll just quickly look at the Delta column here. All right. Now, let's say if this ends up kind of beginning to break up above these two lines when the market opens up, which I don't know exactly happened out that way, or held perfect, I'm just saying that, hey, this is a key range of resistance based on the CVP that we just covered right here. So, if it were to pop above that, if you're anticipating for the trend to continue, well, if you're going to short a stock, it's the opposite that I would look for for a long. If my best entries to buy a stock are directly after it breaks over the level, through the level on the way up, then my best entries to short a stock are directly after it breaks through a big level on the way down. So, really quick, market opens up. Pops up at first, breaks above these two lines at first. What happened to this throughout the day? Is it still around there? Well, at first it popped up. And man, this game, this came storming back down. It ended up actually running up close towards 170. It didn't test it. It didn't false break it. This could have been a very interesting opportunity if you're bearish in looking for a short or if you're looking to buy puts on it. Ideally, I would have waited for it over and under. Break over this order, pull back under it, and then by the puts, just cookie didn't crumble that way at least. So, ended up pulling back. You could do the same thing here. Notice like, I mean, hey, for this to be such a big resistance, and it ran off of it. Ideally, perhaps 169 could be support. Well, what's shocking about that there is that it looks like it holds it at first, goes up, but red flag, not good. And it quickly comes back down. So, that invalidates a long, I think, pretty quickly right there. And then from that point, easy to say, but in like the next minute, you know, holds back under 69 and drops. Once it re-breaks under this, basically is your key confirmation for a much larger move on the way down at that point. So, you know, this could be easy to say after the fact. I like to kind of call myself captain hindsight at often points. But, you know, it's easy to say what happened after a stock made a big move, right? Once this got smashed below these two lines of support from pre-market, support became resistance, and then it re-broke it again, which led to an even, you know, a second or third entry on the trade, perhaps even as a short. So, you know, hey, it's easy to kind of tell you what happened after the fact. But as long as you have the levels prepped out beforehand, it at least provides an opportunity. You know, again, it's kind of like having the answers to the test before the test is even given out, right? So, really quickly, Bruce, if I may, I just want to show a couple slides here to wrap up. I think I got about three minutes, right? Yeah, sure. All right, perfect. So, hey, if you're joining us on YouTube, if you're joining us on Discord, I appreciate you folks sticking with myself in particular throughout the last 57 minutes. Kind of a hot tag, late tag here from Fausto, wishing him the best. But, you know, I was really looking forward to being on Bookmap's platform here today to present. You know, I've been using it for the last four and a half years roughly, right? So, you know, with the amount of experience that we have inside our live trading room, every day I kind of consider it, if you're like a golf fan, perhaps, whether you watch or play even, I kind of consider it like waking up and going out on a brand new set of 18 each and every morning. Because Bookmap makes it that, I don't want to say easy with trading. Easy is a powerful word to use, right? Because not every trade's easy. But it makes it that much more eye-opening to see the green, to see the field. And eventually, as long as you have your levels prepped, you're going to get what you want. So, for all of a sudden, YouTube, for all of a sudden Discord right now, if you wanted to join us further, a couple of options first, just make sure that you subscribe right to our YouTube channel, youtube.com forward slash cyber trading you, youtube.com forward slash cyber trading you, you could look us up also, cyber trading university. If I'm not mistaken as well, if you even, I think, click perhaps, there might be even a hyperlink there, I'm uncertain. But otherwise though, you could also just join us otherwise, just inside our live trading room, you can follow us on Facebook and Twitter prior to that perhaps. But you could join us inside our live trading room. So, we're open all throughout market hours, folks, even earlier, beginning at 7.30 Eastern time. Our first audio broadcast begins at 9am Eastern. Fausto himself does our morning meeting. 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Fausto likes to say all you really need for right now is just $9. That's the cost of doing our trial inside our live trading room. This is the weekly schedule that we have. So open Monday to Friday, we have access to our live recorded, or I'm sorry, we have access to our recorded workshops, you know, all throughout the trial membership Monday to Friday, including weekends. But you know, there you go, folks. So if you're interested in continuing, you could even go right to that scan that QR code right there that you could scan. And it'll take you right to the link to sign up just to join us for a week. You don't need to start today or tomorrow. If you call our office, they can at least set your trial to begin on a particular date. You can go right also to c2.co forward slash trial. Take it right to the web link right there from there. All right. So Bruce, there we go. I appreciate everyone, Bruce, Kamal, and Sachi, and all of us there from Bookmap, as well as you folks joining us here live. Just have me on board. I look forward to the next one as well. Excellent. Thanks so much, Josh. And yeah, looking forward to doing more with you. I hope Fausto is okay. I'll reach out. But you know, excellent job there. And yeah, I would love to do more. Or I'll tell you really quick in hindsight, this actually popped it here. Well, this would have been an entry to me, but it didn't give me what I wanted. So that's it. So we'll see what this brings us in the afternoon this trade. Yeah, yeah, we'll be we'll be taking a look. Yep. Thanks. Thanks so much, Josh. No problem. Thank you guys.