 Why do markets go crazy after news events? And how can you profit from it? Well, let's take a look. So at 2pm, there was a Fed interest rate announcement. If we zoom out and turn on the liquidity heat map, you should see something interesting. Around 10 minutes before the news, the heat map starts to fade. This is risk adverse investors cancelling their limit orders, creating a thin order book. Now, any aggressive volume coming into the market will dramatically move price. This is the reason why news creates volatility. So how can you trade the news? Look out for new liquidity entering the book after the announcement for short-term scalping opportunities in a thin book. You can get this heat map for free by downloading book map today.