 Thanks Falstow, thanks for the invitation. And yeah, as Falstow mentioned, you know, we developed this platform. We kind of have an interesting history here. We actually started off as an HFT firm in developing algos for the high-frequency environment. And Bookmap, the rudimentary version of Bookmap, was developed to understand the performance of our algos, how they were performing. And we showed this to some other traders and they looked at them and said, wow, you know, I would buy that if you offered it. And that was really the beginning of Bookmap. And then since then, I mean, it's grown into, and you would think like this is only for high-frequency, it's not. You can swing trade with this. Why is that? I'll show you this and I'll go over the elements in the Bookmap chart. But why you can swing trade from this is because it's just all of the market data and it's recorded. It's in the current market and the historical market. So it's recorded and plotted on the chart. It's actually very simple and very straightforward. Okay, so anyway, we're going to be going and covering understanding the order flow in Bookmap here and making better trades. Risk disclaimer, trading futures equities and digital currencies involves substantial risk of loss. It's not suitable for all investors. Past performance is not indicative of future results. A little bit about me, a trader of 10 plus years in a variety of markets, order flow specialists here at Bookmap and I lead the education, have expertise in order flow and market micro structure. Our Twitter feed at Bookmap underscore pro YouTube might want to take a look at some of our videos, search for you book map on YouTube and then support at bookmap.com is our email. All right, so understanding order flow in Bookmap, today's agenda is go over the three simple elements on the Bookmap chart, understand these elements for stocks and the advantage and the edge from comprehending the context of these very simple three elements. Okay, who in here has heard of Bookmap before? Who's used Bookmap? And is there anyone new? Let's just put it this way. Anyone new? I should say that has never heard of Bookmap. Okay. All right, so this will be worth it then. Yeah, a bunch of you guys are using it too. That's nice, really nice to hear. So let's go over the three elements here and show you and talk about that here in Bookmap here. And we're just going to look at a simple stock to begin with. And we'll maybe look at why don't we just start with Apple here. And this is a nice chart to show the advantage of this immediately, actually. I kind of even like shutter to say something like this and make these kinds of statements of like, if you get this software, you're going to have an advantage immediately. And here's why. Here's 930 right here, we can zoom in here. Maybe you're looking at your levels here. Here's the 930 cash open right here, right? And you're looking at your levels. Well, where's price going to go? Okay, you already know here, right here liquidity, there's here liquidity, liquidity, and also up at 118, 15, 50, and then also this kind of 35 ish or 25 ish area here. Okay, you already know where they are. So if you're bullish and you start to see the momentum, you're looking for the higher liquidity here. And this is where this is where their sellers, this is where you're going to find sellers. Okay, so that right off the bat, I mean, and we go through this here, I mean, it's just going to go to liquidity, you know, that's just what the market does. As we go through here down into liquidity down here, they actually pull some of that. If they're going to pull down here, you know, pull away from the market, well, we're looking for lower level levels of liquidity. Nice area of liquidity down here at this 115, also this 116, 115 traded and transacted here, we're looking for 115. Okay, and now that transacted. It's just understanding where the auction is on the higher timeframe here. Now we're talking about the higher timeframe, we're talking about order flow on the higher timeframe. Usually, when you hear traders talk about order flow, they're talking about scalping. And they're only looking for like a few ticks or a few points or something like that. Well, the reason being is they're looking at your the depth of market, which is the COB column right here. This is showing you all the liquidity here. These are all the shares at these specific levels here. And this is full depth. It's not 10 levels or 20 levels, it's full depth. These are several dollars away. And they're all live as well. So you can now start to understand this auction on much, much higher time frames. So anyway, I just wanted to cover that advantage immediately. And so that you guys can understand that just with a simple tool is going to give you a lot of insight. Now, you don't have to look at these levels here if you don't want to, but if they start to line up with your fifth levels or whatever it might be, your trend lines or your horizontal lines, and you see a lot of liquidity in here, this is telling you something. This is giving you insight. We even see a flip of the book here from bid to offer. Why did price bounce from here? Because they traded up into this liquidity. We didn't find more buyers, and now we're back down here. And they're again here wanting to buy more at 115. This is really, really simple stuff. Now, let's just go over the three elements on this book map chart. And there are only three here. And it's really simple and straightforward. The one that we've been talking about here has been liquidity. So let me show you how this is derived. We're going to zoom in here a little bit. And it's actually very, very simple stuff. This here, this 115 price level, well, we know how many shares are there. Now, you're going to see this in your dome or your price ladder or price matrix, whatever it's called. There's 15,000 shares down there at 115. And we know that. This is just fact. Now, you're going to see that in your dome too, but see how these numbers are changing really rapidly here in your dome? Well, once they change, there's no update or, I'm sorry, they update immediately. There's no recording. Yeah, I see Bruce is up. Let Bruce know that we lost sound in a second. A little bit of noise there. That was the street sweeper. So, sorry about that. Anyway, yeah, I know. They clean the streets in New York. Thank God. Yeah, yeah, Thursdays and Wednesdays. So anyway, it's all recorded. All of this changes here that you see, all these minute changes in here. Well, let's just zoom in here. This is what it looks like. Here it is. It's all recorded. Here's how it's done. We're not going to cover the other columns right now. We're just going to go over the COV column. This is the current order book. The numerical values up here. Well, these are shares at these specific price levels. This is your auction. Limit sell orders. Down below, limit buys. Now, look down here now that went from 15,000 to about 9,000 shares. So they're pulling. This is 05. I'm sorry. We're looking at 1,500. They're actually adding more down here. So anyway, what we do in Bookmap is we take these values here and we transform into a heat map. When the numbers change, the heat map changes. That's it. So you can see the scale of the heat map up here in the top center of the chart. Red, orange, very high liquidity, then yellow, white, blue, and then black is the least amount of liquidity. It's all recorded though and plotted on the chart. So when you're looking at your dome, you're looking at something separate from price action. In Bookmap, it's all included in the composite on the chart. Here's your dome on the chart in the heat map form. We know exactly what was going on in these areas. This is just fact. It's not an indicator. It's just fact. This is market data. Very simple market data. Look at some of these areas in here. Did they transact? Look at high liquidity in here. You can see it transact into that area here. We know all the details. We can even see algorithmic activity in here. You can see some of it in here. See how this guy, this has got to be the same player. Hold on a minute here. Let me just zoom a little bit. See how it's high liquidity here and they pull and they add higher. Pull, add higher, pull, add higher, etc. All the way up to here and then transact. It looks like maybe here and maybe here as well. This is Nalgo. This is an individual player. Chasing the market, they may be trying to spoof as well. To me, it looks like this guy is actually probably trying to get out. But a spoof, they have very, very high liquidity with no intent to trade whatsoever and they're just trying to skew the auction to their benefit to show massive demand or massive supply. All right. So anyway, that's just one element here on this book map chart. There's still two more. One, actually let's take the heat map off here and we won't look at the order. So now we're flying blind, basically. We don't have any clue about the transactions or the auctions within this area.