 Hello everyone, welcome to Options with Doug, streaming live daily on Bookmap Discord and the Bookmap YouTube channel at 1.30 p.m. Eastern Time. Before I get started, I need to go through the general disclosure. All bookmap limited materials, information, and presentations are for educational purposes only and should not be considered specific, investment advice, nor recommendations. First disclosure, trading futures, equities, and options involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. Let me pause for just a moment for a public service announcement. Bookmap wanted me to remind everyone of this webinar tomorrow, 1 p.m. Eastern Time. This is with Richard Bailey from Axia Futures. I believe you do need to sign up for it so you can go to the link shown on this screen or you can scan the code with your phone to sign up. So again, just a reminder, this webinar tomorrow, you need to sign up for it, I believe. Also if you do choose to watch this webinar, be sure and join me after it ends. And also note that my webinars, all my webinars are recorded and the recordings are available immediately after the webinar ends on Bookmap YouTube. Here's my contact information. The best way to get in touch with me is through Discord. My name on Discord is Doug P. Also in Bookmap Discord, there's an option Stashjug chat channel. That's a great place to post questions, comments, and content related to the topics of my presentation and the topics of the channel that I'll go through in just a moment. I'm also on X, formerly known as Twitter. My name there is at Doug Pless. And I did post a screenshot, annotated screenshot of the setup in Meta yesterday that I talked about in my webinar yesterday. If you're active on X, please take a look at it and give me a like and a follow. Here are the key tenets of my approach to trading. This is the basis of the way I trade. So I believe that options trades and market maker hedging activity are key drivers of price in many stocks and futures. And for the SP500, SPX is the underlying index. And ES is a derivative of SPX. SPY is the ETF version of that underlying index. So when traders buy and sell puts and calls and SPX and SPY, market makers take the opposite side of those trades and they buy and sell futures. They hedge their delta exposure with ES futures. And for the NASDAQ 100, NDX is the underlying index. QQQ is the ETF version of that index. And NQ is a derivative of NDX. And when traders buy and sell puts and calls in NDX and QQQ, market makers take the opposite side of those trades and they hedge their delta exposure within Q futures. Tyler says, I spoof orders on the book daily and it makes your application irrelevant. So first of all, Tyler, spoofing is illegal. And second, if you don't, if you have huge, I mean huge size, then maybe you can have some impact on the market. Otherwise, you're irrelevant. All right. The focus of my presentation today, and the focus of the options-jug chat channel, is options order flow, the impact of options markets on stocks and futures, and the influence of market maker hedging flow on price action. I have a two-step process for trading and the first is planning. And I use positional analysis. I look at how traders and market makers are positioned in the options market and how those positions change from day to day to develop a thesis regarding the expected trading range and volatility for the day, as well as the directional bias. And the second step in my process is execution. I look at real-time order flow and book map and real-time market maker hedging flow and spot gamma hero to confirm my thesis and for setups, for entries and exits. And when I talk about setups today, I will be focusing on an underlying asset. For example, in the SP500, setups can be taken with ES futures, spy shares, spy options, SPX options, or even ES options. Questions and comments are welcome. And I will be watching both the options-jug chat channel and Discord, as well as the chat and YouTube for your questions and comments. Please feel free to post. I'll do my best to answer your questions. And hello, Steven. Welcome. Glad you're here. Hello, WRB. Welcome. Glad you're here as well. All right. Here's my agenda for today, Wednesday, March 13th. First of all, I want to go over news items for today, as well as the rest of the week. Then I'll go through my positional analysis. Then I'll review some setups from earlier today. And then I'll take a look at the live market. And when I get to the live market, if anyone has any stocks they want me to take a look at, please let me know and I'll be glad to do that. All right. So there was a 30-year bond auction today. We'll take a look and see if there was any impact from that auction. Then for the rest of the week, coming up on Thursday, 8.30 a.m. Eastern time, there are a couple of data reports, PPI, and also retail sales. Could be a market mover. And then on Friday is the big monthly options expiration. And that is also a quarterly expiration. And typically for the indices especially, the quarterly expirations are the largest, especially for SPX. So that's March, June, September, December. All right. So let's take a look at how this options expiration is stacking up. So this is showing delta notional on the vertical axis. By expiration date on the horizontal axis. This is the March expiration that is coming up on Friday. The orange bars are showing call delta or positive delta. And the blue bars are showing put delta or negative delta. And you can see the orange bar is massive compared to the blue bar. This is a very, very call dominated options expiration. And potentially in a call dominated expiration, as those calls expire that have been stabilizing the market, that could lead to a little bit of consolidation and increased volatility coming up next week after the expiration. And note this is for the SME 500, NASDAQ, and Rosso 2000. All right. So that's news. News for the week. Now let's go on to move on to positional analysis. I'm going to go look at the SME 500 futures. This is the ES futures in book map. Looks like there was a little bit of a positive reaction to the 30 year bond auction at 1 p.m. All right. So again, this is the ES futures in book map. Very narrow trading range today. Before I take a closer look at this chart, I want to step back, look at a larger time frame. I'm going to go to the underlying index. That's SPX. Current rally began last year, October 30th. So far, SPX has rallied up about 1,080 points. Now let's take a look at another SPX chart. So that was a one day chart in Thinkorswim. Let's take a look at a one hour chart. So this is the top of that trend line that was showing on the one day chart, showing the high SPX high just under 5,251.89. And SPX is trying to head back up to that level. All right. Let me go over the levels on this chart. First of all, the dash purple lines are showing the lower and upper weekly expected move. That's based on the options market. That's based on the closing price of SPX on Friday. The dash blue lines are showing the lower and upper daily expected move based on the closing price of SPX from yesterday. That's also based on the options market. So far, SPX is training at a narrow range again right in the middle of the lower and upper daily expected move and also below the upper weekly expected move. Note I do post those levels in Discord. Every evening I post them the day before. So once I get the levels, the prior evening, I do post those in Discord in the options-jug-chat channel. And if anyone has any questions about how I get these levels, I did discuss this toward the end of my webinar yesterday. So you can go watch the recording. It's fairly simple. You should be able to get this information from any trading platform that has an options chain. All right. The other levels on this chart are spot gamma levels. These are proprietary spot gamma levels that are provided to spot gamma subscribers shown on a variety of trading platforms. This is thinkorswim. I'm going to cover the key daily levels. So first of all, here's the put wall at 4,800. That's a strike with largest net negative gamma that can be expected to act as support. And note that level did move down from yesterday. And yesterday it had moved down from the day before. So the last two days, the put wall has moved down now to 4,800. And the next level up is the volatility trigger. That's at 5,095. That is spot gamma's proprietary volatility flip level. Below that level, market makers position on the gamma curve is negative. In a negative gamma environment, market makers have to trade with price to hedge their delta exposure. That tends to enhance or increase volatility. Above that level, market makers position on the gamma curve is positive. In a positive gamma environment, market makers have to trade against price to hedge their delta exposure. That tends to subdue or decrease volatility. And typically, not all the time, but typically, that leads to days like today, more range days, mean reverting price action. All right, the next level up is 5,150. And note that I did skip over the 5,000 level, because 5,150 is the new absolute gamma strike. That's a strike with the largest absolute positive and negative gamma. That's where most of the gamma-weighted open interest is concentrated. And the absolute gamma strike had been at 5,000 for quite some time, now moved up to 5,150. And that is bullish. And then finally, 5,200 is the call wall. That's a strike with the largest net positive gamma. And that can be expected to act as resistance. And the call wall has been at 5,200 for quite some time. During this year, from January to March, the call wall has gradually moved up from 4,800 now again at 5,200. So potential floor for price at 4,800, not really in play, and the potential ceiling for price still at 5,200 and definitely in play. All right, so shifts in levels, again, the absolute gamma strike shifted higher, and the put wall shifted lower. All right, let's wrap up our view of SPX with a one-minute chart, just so we can get a close look at the levels in play for today. Really not much to see here. Very narrow range after the great uptrend yesterday, the great move or the bigger move. This is two days' worth of data. So big move up yesterday, then consolidation today. Though the only visible levels here are that 5,150 absolute gamma strike in the lower day they expected move. Squeeze this down a little bit. We can see the levels up above, upper week they expected move, upper day they expected move, and the 5,200 call wall. All right, let's go to book map. In book map, I have my own cloud notes. So I can show SPX levels, none on this chart that are in play right now. I can also show SPI levels. There's the 5,516 volatility trigger, more or less acting as support. I think after the rollover on Friday, the levels will line up a little bit more with the round number levels and gamma levels in SPI and SPX. All right, so then I have SPI levels on this chart, SPX levels, they're again there, none in play on this chart. Note there is a pretty big difference in price between ES and SPX and today it is right around 66 points. So ES minus SPX is 66 and that will gradually move down towards zero as the June contract approaches expiration. You know I am using the June contract now. I rolled over on Monday from the March contract to the June contract. All right, so again SMB500 training a very narrow range, basically between the SPI 516 and SPI 517 level. We'll talk about setups in a few minutes. Or let's move on to NASDAQ. This is the NQ futures and book map. Before I take a closer look at this chart, I want to take a look at the underlying index charts. First of all, here's QQQ. Well, I forgot to mention for SPI, the volatility trigger and absolute gamma strike shifted higher. So now the SPI absolute gamma strike is up to 515. So more in line with the SPX absolute gamma strike also moving higher. So that is bullish for the SP500. The absolute gamma strikes moved higher for SPX and SPI. All right, QQQ chart 440 is the absolute gamma strike. No change from yesterday. Call wall has moved up to 445. It was at 439 yesterday. And the put wall moved lower down to 425. All right, so those are the levels in play for QQQ today. Trend line broken. Just afternoon. All right, let's take a look at NDX. Two days worth of data. Big move up yesterday. Then consolidation today between the 18,000 absolute gamma strike. That is a new absolute gamma strike up from 17750 yesterday. And this 18,150 level, that's a large gamma 4 level. All right, shifts and levels for the NASDAQ again. NDX absolute gamma strike moved higher for QQQ. The call wall moved higher and the put wall moved lower. All right, just like, yes, I have my own cloud notes here for NQ. So I can show QQQ levels. There's the absolute gamma strike. This is the lower daily expected move for NQ. Earlier today NQ did trade below that level. And there's that 18,150 large gamma 4 level. All right, so those are the levels in play for the NASDAQ and the S&P 500. Let's take a look at gamma notional so we can wrap up the wrap up positional analysis, move on to setups. So this is gamma notional. Market makers position on the gamma curve at the beginning of the day. I'm mainly focusing on the S&P 500 and NASDAQ. S&P 500 and NASDAQ. Though all these numbers are positive. So when market makers position on the gamma curve is positive, that means that traders are short calls. That's what spot gamma assumes. Market makers are long calls. Hence the positive gamma. They have to trade against price to hedge their delta exposure. All these numbers did move higher from yesterday. So again, looking at this and the move higher yesterday all in positive gamma. This leads me to believe or think my first thesis for the day as far as volatility and trading range is a narrow trading range. All right, Anna Rang asks, hello, welcome. Glad you're here. Do you take trades from support and resistance levels? Any thought on that? Yes, I do. And the support and resistance levels that I use are spot gamma levels, liquidity levels, and round number levels. But I just don't blindly take a trade. I want to confirm that. I'll talk about trades in a few minutes. I want to confirm that that level is going to act as support or resistance with order flow and book map and hedging flow in spot gamma hero. So yeah, I love to take trades from support and resistance. Those are the levels that I use. And I confirm that before I just blindly place an order. All right, let's move on to one thing I wanted to point out. This is the absolute gamma strike. Absolute gamma strike for SPX. Just want to go over this quickly. This is the showing market makers gamma position. Orange equals call gamma or positive gamma. Blue is negative gamma or put gamma. This is the 5150 level. So for weeks and weeks, the absolute gamma strike has been at 5000, now has moved up to 5150. And you can just see that that's very obvious. That now the most of the gamma weighted open interest is concentrated at 5150. All right, let's move on now to real time execution. So everything that we've looked at so far other than the book map is based on static data that's updated. Once a day, spot gamma takes open interest data that's updated overnight. They apply their algorithms to the data to come up with the levels that I put on my charts and using my positional analysis, my planning process. All right, now again, let's move on to real time data. The first thing that I want to do is take a look at what options traders have been doing today. So this is the hero signal hedging impact real time options, H-I-R-O. What this chart is showing is options trades and market maker hedging activity for a combined signal of SPX, SPY, XSP, and ES futures. So this is what I use when I'm trading any form of the SP500. The white line on this chart is price for SPX. The purple line is the hero signal. That again, that's showing options trades and market maker hedging activity. A rising hero signal indicates traders are taking positive delta positions. They are buying calls and or selling puts. A falling hero signal indicates traders are taking negative delta positions. That means that traders are buying puts and or selling calls. All right, let's zoom in on this chart. NC40G asked, how did SPOT gamma get the upper daily expected move higher than the upper weekly expected move? So SPOT gamma did not do that. So the upper daily expected move and the upper weekly expected move, that's I come up with that from an options chain and book map. And it's certainly easier for the, it's easy for the upper daily expected move to be above the upper weekly expected move. If price continues to move higher during the week, eventually that upper daily expected move will be higher than the upper weekly expected move. So the upper weekly expected move is based on the closing price on Friday. I don't change those levels during the week. So they remain in place during the entire week. The upper and lower daily expected moves change every day based on the closing price of the previous day. So if, again, if SPX continues to rally higher, the upper daily expected move will be above the upper weekly expected move. And those levels have nothing to do with SPOT gamma. All right, so let's zoom in on this chart. All right, so first of all, let's, I typically focus, I trade on the, the morning session, trade in the morning session. So let's focus on that note, just about a minute or two after the cash open traders were taking negative delta positions. And you can't see it there, but there was a flow alert right at the open. It might have been just before the open. So traders were taking negative delta positions. Let's go take a look at book map. And there were better setups and stocks today, but not, not as good as yesterday. All right, so let's go take a look at book map. Go back to ES, zoom in. All right, so again, remember, traders were taking negative delta positions from the cash open price reverse lower at the right around the spy 517 level. Note, I did have a problem with book map this morning. I had to restart just after 10am. So the stops and icebergs stop shown by the yellow line, iceberg orders shown by the light blue line. Those are part of the NBO bundle. They use NBO data book map does not save that. So when I had to restart book map, I lost all that data. So it really started right around 10.05 when book map started up again. So I don't have any NBO data stops and icebergs before around 10.05. All right, so the biggest clue here was the falling cumulative volume delta. And that is that information is saved and recovered. All right, so traders were taking negative delta positions from the cash open. Market makers take the opposite side. They're selling futures to hedge their delta exposure. And aggressive sellers were moving ES lower as well. Not a big move. All right, let's zoom out. All right, so that was the move in the morning. Quick move lower after the cash open from about 9.30 to 10am. Let's take a look at NASDAQ. Similar price action, a little bit better range. Let's go take a look at HERO. All right, for HERO, I normally look at this. I mean for NASDAQ, I normally look at this MAG7 signal. Let me show you what this is. This is a combined signal. For the stocks known as the MAG7, it's showing options trades, market maker hedging activity for Apple, Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft, Nvidia, and Tesla. All combined into one signal. This is a very, very powerful directional indicator for the NASDAQ. These stocks make up a very large component of the NASDAQ 100 and typically lead NASDAQ up and down. So note just like SBX, the SB500, traders are taking negative delta positions from the cash open. I'm going to switch to puts and calls so we can get a closer view of that. I'm going to have to jump back to avoid the auto zoom. So from the open, the orange line is showing traders were selling calls. Remember, these lines move in the direction of delta. So a falling orange line indicates traders were selling calls. A falling blue line indicates traders are buying puts. Those are both negative delta positions. Market makers have to take, they take the other side of those trades and they hedge their delta exposure in this case with stocks. So they're selling stocks. Their stocks are part of the NASDAQ 100 index. And note as options traders take their foot off the gas, they stop selling calls, stop buying puts, price consolidates. All right, let's go take a look at NASDAQ. Let's zoom in. All right, resistance before the cash open at the QQQ 443 level. And then after the cash open resistance at that NDX, 18,150 large gamma 4 level, as well as the QQQ 442 level and also the NQ 18,400 level. So that cluster of levels acting as resistance and NASDAQ moves higher. Again, MBO data not available until 10.05 stops at iceberg orders. You can see the rise, the falling cumulative volume delta. And the volume dots and book map are showing market buy minus sell, green volume dots indicate more buyers than sellers, budget dots indicate more sellers than buyers. So aggressive sellers start to come in as traders. They're taking negative delta positions in the mag seven stocks and NASDAQ moves lower. So good for almost 100 points in NASDAQ. Down from the 400 level to the 300 level. Much bigger move in NASDAQ. About a 100 point move versus about a 10 to 15 point move in S&P 500. Looks like that 442 level is right on top of the 400. All right, so remember, oops, sorry about that. Options traders took their foot off the gas. Price chops up and down, consolidates. Looks like around 1145 NASDAQ started to move higher. Let's see what options traders have been doing. All right, so they did start buying calls and the put line has pretty much been flat. Now it looks like they're starting to sell calls and buy puts again. So we'll keep an eye on that. All right, let's take a look at some stocks to look at AMD. Morning session, traders buying puts, blue line selling calls, orange line, price moves lower, sharp drop then consolidation. Kilometre volume delta shown by the magenta line on the sub chart falling all day. All right, the next stock I want to take a look at is Meta. Pretty choppy day in Meta up and down. Let's see what options traders are doing. So first of all, good, well, let's zoom in on this. We'll see what options traders are doing and then talk about some setups. So let's go to Meta. So Meta looks like really puts were driving in the morning. Traders are buying puts. So right around 945, they started selling calls, buying puts, price move lower. So the key today was to just take action at these sharp peaks in Meta, again around 1045 about an hour later. Traders not doing anything with puts. That line is flat. They start selling calls at the 500 call wall key gamma strike, a strike that you expect, a level that you expect to act as, act as resistance. It did its job. So two shorts, 945 and 1045. Let's go back to book map. For short, 945. Aggressive sellers start to come in as traders take negative delta positions. And again, right at the 500 call wall key gamma strike. Two good shorts in Meta after a big move up yesterday. Anirag asked, can we see puts and calls on ES please? We saw only the combined. So the combined is what I use. Yeah, we can take a look at ES. But I like to look at all the information. All right, the next and that is the combined signal SPX spy and ES. Let's take a look at Nvidia. All right, good short set up in the morning. Let's go take a look at and see what options traders are doing. Let's go to Nvidia. So the morning traders were selling calls shown by the falling orange line. And that has continued to move down up until about one o'clock. They've also been buying puts. Note the floor alert that comes in just about a minute or two after the cash open. Let's go back to book map. Great pullback entries. Note how Nvidia pulls back to the big fives and zeros. So short at 905, 900, 895. 895 again. So this is the way that I look at Nvidia. I look at it as a $90 stock in the round numbers. Actually the round numbers 89, 89.5, 90 and adjust size accordingly. All right, so Nvidia short in the morning. All right, so it looked like Nvidia was trying to make its way up to back up to the opening print around 910. So what options traders have been doing. So now it looks like they are starting to sell calls again and starting to buy puts. Price is moving lower. Let's just take a look at the total signal and have to jump. Note there's often a lot of similarity between the mag 7 signal and the Nvidia signal. Nvidia driving mag 7, driving Nasdaq. All right, the next is Snowflake. I'll zoom in on this just a bit. So a long, good long setup here in Snowflake. Note a couple of flow alerts here. Last one just right around 10 a.m. Traders taking positive delta positions. Price moves up to the 165 key gamma strike and above. Then options traders take their foot off the gas. Price consolidates. So after about 10.30, options traders have done nothing. And you can see white, the price line not doing anything either. Let's go take a look at book map. Big move up in the morning. Let's zoom in on this. So remember that flow alert came in. The second flow alert came in just right after 10 a.m. Giving you time to get long there. Good for about three points in Snowflake. And are asked, does the flow alert say call or put in terms of options activity? No, it does not. All right, so zoom out. So again, options traders have taken their foot off the gas and Snowflake is consolidating. I mean to do that. Let's go back to hero. Let me separate outputs and calls. So we can get a better idea of what traders have been doing. I'm going to have to jump. Jump back. All right. So again, the orange line showing calls. So this is showing that call buyers were driving price, driving up this big move in the morning right now to the question about alerts. The alert signal is shown on the call line. That's typical, but it really doesn't have anything to, doesn't have anything to do with calls or puts. As far as I know, at least there's no indication to users that it's calls or puts, but it's pretty obvious here that calls are driving price action in the morning. All right. Anirang asked, then how do you know what to buy? Well, first of all, I typically trade stock. I trade shares of stock. So in this case of Snowflake, I'm definitely looking to for a long entry. Let's go back to book map. All right. So that flow alert comes in. Second flow alert, just after 10 a.m. Cumulative volume Delta up until then mildly positive becomes much more positive. So I'm looking for long here. Snowflake trading above VWAP. You know, if you're asking to buy calls or buy puts, if you, if that's how you trade, if you buy and sell options, you know, of course you want to buy a call here, but I typically trade shares of stock. All right. The next, let's take a look at Tesla. So another bearish day in Tesla here. I think there was another downgrade for Tesla earlier today. Let's go back to the total signal. All right. So again, note the flow alerts. They're shown on the call line, but they, there's no distinction. Zoom in on the morning. Hero trending down, making a series of lower highs as price moves lower. Not quite as clean a signal as some other stocks that we've taken a look at. Let's go back to, back to book map. So this quick move down on the morning was an easier read. Increase at the pullbacks to this trend line. Kimmel to volume Delta continues to move lower. So definitely looking for shorts on Tesla. All right. Does anyone have any other stocks they want me to take a look at? All right. Let's, let's go back to the SB 500. Really choppy day in the ES. Now up and down around the spy 517 level. Let's see what NASDAQ is doing. Also choppy day now chopping around between 441 and 442. All right. Let's go to the hero signal and I want to take a look at these alerts. So this is how I've been trading recently is this is the view that I have in the morning with the alerts for my watch list over on the right. And note, a lot of these alerts come in just a few minutes after the cash open as traders are pretty aggressively buying and selling puts and calls at the open. So here's a flow alert for Tesla. Tesla continues to move lower. You can look at the spy. So that was at 130. So that was quite a while ago. And this was at 146. So that's also pretty stale. A couple of spy flow alerts. Looks like the hero signal for spy continues to move higher. Anirag had asked about ES. So let's take a look at. So again, remember the SB 500. That's a combined signal for SPX, SPY, XSP and ES futures. Each one making a component of this entire signal. So each one having an influence on the SB 500. We can separate out and look at the individual components. So there's ES futures. This large, almost vertical line indicates large block orders to separate outputs and calls. So someone buying right around 130 buying a large block order of puts. All right. So that's just one component. Again, we can take a look at SPY. Spy trending up the calls. Put line blue line flat. Also SBX. So the signal for the SB 500 is a mix of all these. I think, again, all have an influence on the SB 500. Back to the total signal. Go to mag seven. Anirag says, I struggle so much with ES. So first of all, for ES. If I'm trading ES, this is a signal that I'm going to look at the ESB 500 signal, the combined signal. So when traders are buying, selling calls in SPX by XSP and ES futures, market makers take the opposite side. And they are hedging their delta exposure with ES futures. So you definitely want to look at this signal if you're trying to trade ES or SPY or SPX options. Let's go back to alerts. So again, that one is over a half an hour ago for Tesla. Mag seven now turning lower. Let's just scan through real quick. Apple pretty much flat. AMD. Signal trending higher. Amazon also higher. Google now turning over. Meta flat. Microsoft has been bullish today. All right. Stephen Teal asked, how do you allow the observation on spot gamma, the chart along with symbol on watch list? Sorry, Stephen. I don't understand your question. And all right. So Caesar again asked, do you treat the flow lords the same no matter what time they happen? No, I'm looking for the fresher signals. So I can, if they're signaling, they are signaling significant options activity. And I want to be prepared to take action soon after that signal. All right. Looking at questions. So Stephen, are you asking about this watch list? Yeah, I have a watch list in the spot gamma dashboard. You can have multiple watch lists. Now I only have one mainly large cap, large cap tech stocks. So I have my watch list here on the stock screener below and also on the right here. So it's the same watch list. Yeah, these little thumbnails are the last 15 minutes of the hero signal. So definitely indicating a trend. So let's take a look at IWM. That looks like that's trending down. So that's showing the last 15 minutes trending down. Let's take a look at snowflake. Anything happening there though? That's flat. All right. IcoJet ask, are you using Interactive Brokers Pro and how is it? I signed up for Interactive Brokers and I had some trouble with the trial account. So I've tried Crade Station and Interactive Brokers. Both of those are brokers that you can use with Bookmap to trade stocks. For futures, I use Trade of 8. Trade of 8 is great. There's a connection between Bookmap and Trade of 8. So futures definitely Trade of 8. And for stocks, I think the choice right now is Trade Station or Interactive Brokers. I had some issues with the Interactive Brokers trial account. All right. Stephen Teal says, yes, I would like to see the last 15 minute charts. I'll mine as well. This is just, this is part of Spot Gamma. So if you go to this screen, you should be able to check Watch List. And you can, if you don't have a Watch List, you can create one, create a new Watch List, add symbols to it. And then your Watch List should appear here. You can also show trending. These are the stocks that are trending up or down. If you have a problem with this, just go, you can send an email to spotgammasupportinfo at spotgamma.com. All right. So I could just wrap up about Interactive Brokers versus Trade Station. Right now I am favoring Trade Station. All right. So let's go back to Bookmap. Let's go to a stock. So right now I'm connected to a demo account in Trade Station. This is the Trade Control Panel in Bookmap. All right. So IcoJed, again, just to wrap this up, I'm probably going to fund my Trade Station account. I think it works just fine for the stocks that I like to trade. All right. You're welcome, IcoJed. All right. Let's go. I was looking for a potential setup. Oh, here's Netflix. So Netflix, the hero signal is ticking up. So let's go take a look at Bookmap. So that's a fresh signal. All right. So if I want to trade this, what I'm going to do is let's just go to it. I'm going to trade 50 shares. I'm going to double click and I'll see if we get filled. A little bit late on that. Move it up just a little bit and see if it moves back to get filled. All right. So the hero signal was rising. Kimmel to volume delta is rising. That hero floor came in. So Caesar C sometimes you need to be able to ready to act immediately. Let me turn down the volume dots a little bit. Trend break, hero signal, hero line rising, Kimmel to volume delta rising. All right. So the reason I double click here is I'm using this bracket order. And then I can, if I get filled, I would set one take profit here at right around 612. Then one at 613. Well, maybe I might be able to get filled here. Bit ass spread and Netflix is pretty wide. Yes. These are I'm waiting for Netflix to come down and fill me. Not not moving very much. I'm not moving very fast today. All right. Move this up just a little bit. See if it'll come down and fill me. Notice how my stop jumped up. I'll give it another two minutes. If I don't get filled and I'll have to wrap it up here. All right. Anirag says interactive brokers is slow and bulky. Their platform is no good. They do have many instruments to trade almost like professional fund houses, but software is slow. Again, I had some trouble with the trial account. So I've just for stock trading, I will probably fund my trade station account. I like the interface better than interactive brokers. I think the instruments that you can trade maybe or short may be a little bit limited compared to trade station, but I do like the the trade station platform better. That's just after a brief exposure to each. All right. So Anirag wants me to take a look at NQ. Sorry. I'll take a look at NQ tomorrow. I'm trying to get filled on this order for Netflix. Again, one problem with Netflix is the bit ass spread is pretty wide. Kind of difficult to trade Netflix. All right. So let me let me just point out quickly. I am using a bracket order here. So I have my stop loss. Stop loss. These are in terms of tick. So that's 100 ticks or a dollar lower. And then the limit orders at 200. And then I would move one. I would move them around depending on what I saw. So let's let's take a look above. So I know this previous high is at 613. Order filled. All right. So I'm going to move this down to 612. Then I'm going to move my other limit order. These are my take profit orders. Going to move those just below 613. So I'm running the 612 front running the 612 613. Again, my motivation for the trade was first of all this alert. Flow alert. Hero signal rising. Traders are taking positive delta positions. Flow alert gets my attention in book map. Green volume dots. CVD rising. Trend break. Looking for Netflix to move back up to 613. And it may may stop me out. So we'll see. All right. So I'm going to wrap it up and then I'll post the outcome of this trade and discord in a few minutes. All right, everyone. Thank you very much for watching. Thank you for your questions and comments. And I will see you tomorrow. Remember, PPI data, retail sales data coming out at 8.30am Eastern time. And we'll talk about our tomorrow afternoon. All right, everyone. Thanks again. Have a great afternoon. And I will see you tomorrow. Bye.