 Hey everyone, welcome to another video lesson from NavigationTrading.com. In this video, I want to show you how to plot the expected move of a stock or symbol right here on your charts. So we're looking at ticker symbol SPY. If we go to the Analyze tab in Thinkorswim, what you'll notice here if you have your calendar set to the expiration date, in this case 518, you notice that you have this gray shaded area. Well, that represents the one standard deviation move, the probability range of approximately 68.27%, so that's the probability that price is going to stay within this range between now and expiration, or in this case, May 18th for the next 30 days. Today is April 18th. And so that's great on the Analyze tab, but what I want to show you today is how to plot that same thing on your charts. So if you go to your chart setting in Thinkorswim, click on Studies, then click on Edit Studies, and you go over here to your list of studies, just start typing in Probability, or PROB, and that's the one that pops up. It's called the Probability of Expiring Cone. So just highlight that, add selected, make sure it adds it in the price row, there it is, Probability of Expiring Cone, and hit OK. So what this is going to give you is essentially exactly what it showed on that Analyze tab. It's going to give you that range that this specific symbol will move in, given a, about a 68% probability that price is going to stay within this range over these specific time frames. So it shows you 30 days out, shows you 60 days out, shows you 90 days out, and 120 days out. So it gives you an idea of the expected move of that particular symbol. And this is based on the volatility of that specific symbol, the option prices of that specific symbol. So it should be a helpful tool just to give you a quick visual snapshot of the expected move of any particular symbol. And once you have it loaded on your charts, you can click on any symbol and it is going to appear there to give you an idea of the expected move of that specific symbol. So hope this is helpful. If you have any questions, please let us know. If you want to learn more about what we're doing here at Navigation Trading, just go to NavigationTrading.com and we'll see you there.