 Hello, traders. This is Falstow from Cyber Trading. Just want to kind of educate you guys a little bit and talk a little bit more about the book viewer. If you watch me on Nasdaq, I talk very frequently about the product and want to kind of get a little more a little detail on something that we call is an iceberg order. Well, what is an iceberg order? Well, an iceberg order is a big block order that actually makes what we call support and resistance levels. And if you notice right here, we're looking at the Nasdaq book viewer in AMRN and over here on the left hand side, these are your buyers and right here are their sellers. And this is what I also call level three. And right over here on the right, you'll see this is a level two version of it. Same thing, but you're seeing 20 times more data. Now, the big thing I want to point out is this. We're looking at a stock called MN, AMRN, sorry about that. And the stock had moved up to about five dollars and 20 cents about nine third this morning went all the way up and came close to this six dollar resistance levels. And you'll notice it was having a very difficult time getting close to six dollars. Now it kind of more or less stopped at 590. Why did the stock stop right around close to the six dollars? Well, remember what makes supports and resistance levels is buying and selling. Now, when you look over here on the level two, you really just see a bunch of like 700 shares at one price. I mean, you don't see a lot of orders. You're just seeing the best bid and best offer. But when you look over here on the book viewer on the right, what makes resistance is sellers. If you work your way all the way down and you'll notice right about here at the six dollar price range, there's a 71,000 share seller and that is made up of 146 people. That is a lot of orders. A lot of people trying to get rid of the stock makes up 71,000. Now, listen, there are 900 share sellers. There are 4,000 share sellers. There are 3,000, but 71,000 is what we call a substantial substantial resistance for the stock to go higher because you're coming up to a lot of people at six dollars and that, ladies and gentlemen, what would give you the explanation of watching the stock going up really nicely, not having a game plan to get out at six, even just before it because you didn't look where you are now. Now you're down to 570, which means it's probably going to come all the way back down to where the next people look in the buy it because you need buyers to make support levels. So you have to work your way on the buy orders and you're going to have to look down here. And the only place I see a significant buyer is right around here, 17,000 shares, looking to be bought at 550 at 34 different orders. So as a beginner, as a trader, the big thing that I was always taught that if you want to trade today's markets, you have to learn how to follow the money and you need to follow the orders. And the book viewer is what a tool that we use to go out there and find those orders. And that will help explain what makes support resistance levels. So if you like this video, just like us down here at the bottom, because I'm going to be doing more of these videos for you and more examples to see what it's like to follow the dominating orders out there, what make these support resistance levels. Once again, if you like us, like us, and feel free to subscribe to us and we'll be sending you more alerts with videos just like this one. Thank you for watching.