 Okay, we'll go through the Bookmap Platform details today. This is Bruce at bookmap.com and let's go through the risk disclaimer. Trading equities and futures involves a substantial risk of loss, is not suitable for all investors. Past performance is not indicative of future results. And go to bookmap.com, find out more about the software, you can become a member, have access to free resources, and reach out to us at support at bookmap.com with any questions. So, let me show you where you can find Bookmap. Just go to bookmap.com and we'll click on explore. And if you're new here, then the way to go is to just watch a few of these intro videos here. So, you understand what Bookmap is, it is quite a bit different than a lot of the traditional candlestick charts that are out there or other charting platforms. Okay, we're really showing very in-depth detail in the order flow. And let's continue down here. You want to learn how to connect a bookmap. This is how you can connect it to the futures markets. And also for bookmap for equities, U.S. equities through dev experts and NASDAQ. Okay, there's also a web version through trade of eight. Okay, and all the rest though, this is what you will need to connect bookmap. Okay, a little bit further down, here's the pricing information. There's a 14-day trial period that's free with the product. So, it's really risk-free, have nothing to lose, give it a shot, see if you like it, download it and you will need your own data provider. We're not a data provider, we're just a software platform. Okay, so let me go through the different versions here. There's only really two, okay, basic and advanced. The difference between these two is the ability to trade right from the chart, right here with the one-click trading, as well as these add-on features. The add-on features are indicators, a unique slant on some of the indicators that give insight to order flow and balances and identifying specific traders and types of trading activity like iceberg orders, as well as larger traders that may be skewing the auction, okay. We also have a correlation tracker and some others as well. Okay, so those are the two versions. There's also these packaged versions here, basic and advanced with DX feed. Now, the DX feed, we're not a data provider, we've just partnered with DX feed, okay. And they are offering access to U.S. equities only, okay. So, it's not for futures, it's only for U.S. equities, okay. You get a free trial with it, however, it is delayed data. If you want live data with U.S. equities, it's $59 a month, okay. That's the, there's no way getting around that. I mean, that's just how it is and it's not, you know, up to us, it's through the data provider, okay. So, nonetheless, you will get a 14-day trial period with that as well, it just be delayed data, all right. If you want to look a little further into it, you can compare features right here, just click on this link and you'll see the differences here, okay. There's also, here's the web version, the basic and advanced and then there's also quant features and this is for those of you who are, you know, trading at a high frequency environment and quant type of activity and you can see what you're getting here, all right. So, anyway, that's that. Then once you become a member and you're in the book map portal, which you can find here, you can see a bunch of different things. There are videos here, components and features and then there's a lot of videos here and other educational materials here that you can access in the portal. Any questions you have, you can go to the support FAQs here as well. Let's see and let's jump over here. You can follow us on Twitter, you'll get the most up-to-date information here, okay. And then the, and that is, let's see, it is at bookmap underscore pro, all right. And then here on our YouTube page, you can access the features and components, all the videos here. So, if you're new, I would recommend watching some of these to understand what, you know, some of the features are and then maybe some of these order flow videos just to get a feel for what we go over in the webinars and then there's an educational course that is here and then the recordings of these webinars you'll find here, okay. So, a lot of information and but, you know, keep it simple, you're in these webinars now. Ask questions, we'll go through it and features and components as well and then we will get into a little bit of live order flow analysis, okay. Now, there's a distinction now and we just recently did this because there was a lot of demand for these webinars here. This is the platform details webinar, it is open to all, okay. You can register on the home page at bookmap and it's open for all and it's an introduction to bookmap. Once you are in trial, okay, through the 14-day trial period here, then you have access to the bookmap, a live order flow advanced analysis, okay. In these webinars, we go through what bookmap is showing us in the live market, reading the order flow, going through a process that you can learn to integrate order flow within the way that you trade and how to spot some of these opportunities in the live markets, okay. So, if you're interested in that, then you will, well, the access is that for those that are currently using bookmap, okay. So, you'll need to do the trial and the reason we did that was to separate out a lot of the more advanced users were getting bogged down with a lot of newer questions or going through the same material where we just jump right in in the advanced order flow analysis, all right. Okay, so, let's jump into bookmap now and what are we looking at and then we'll start to analyze a little bit of the order flow as well, okay. So, let's take a look, ES is actually starting a trend more than I expected. But, yeah, we'll start with just the ES, that's fine. I'm not really expecting too much today, but we can take a quick look at the NASDAQ, maybe that might be a little bit better, or we can take a look at oil here. How's oil doing? Oil, hmm, no, I, boy, I think I'd rather look at either NASDAQ or the S&P and I actually kind of like the S&P, so let's look at that. We'll take a look here and let's just make it really simple here, all right. And I'm going to take a lot of the data off here and we're going to look at a five-minute candlestick chart. This is the starting point to understand what Bookmap is showing you and what other platforms are not showing you, all right. So, here's a five-minute candlestick chart in Bookmap. You can see the 930 open and between each vertical dotted line here is 15 minutes of data. Now, there's a problem here with this candlestick chart. There's, it's just open, high, low, close of each five-minute period. That's all the data that you're getting here. There's so much more data to make much more insightful trading decisions. And this is, I mean, you're making financial trading decisions based on very limited data here, okay. We do have a volume subchart, that is good, but on this volume subchart, we have no idea where the volume took place on the candlestick. What type of volume it was? Was it an aggressive buying or selling? And how much exactly within the specific area? Okay, so that's a problem. So, let's take a look here and we're going to add on some layers of data. Okay, the first thing I'm going to do is I'm just going to add in here the historical best bid and offer. Okay, and you can see it pretty clearly here. It's just this green line is the historical best bid. The red is the historical best offer, right? So now we can understand what constitutes this candlestick, for example. And we're already seeing more data here, insightful, important data, just with the historical best bid and offer. Like in this little area here, we're seeing a little microstructure right down here and another one up here. And then you see a break of that microstructure. All of that is completely lost in this five-minute candle. Okay, we don't see any of that. You don't understand this little structure here. It kind of consolidated for a little bit and then it bumped up. It consolidated for a little bit and then it broke out of a range here into a new arrange, a higher high. And we see it continued and we see it still continues. This is giving us a lot of insight. Now let's turn on the volume and get more insight. Using the volume dots, we understand where the volume took place. And let me zoom into this area, so I'm just going to click on the hand tool. And you can use these zoom in and zoom out tools if you like, but it's quicker just to hover over an area with your mouse and then zoom in quickly with your center mouse wheel. So here's that five-minute period. Now I've got it broken down. Each vertical dotted line is showing me one minute of data. So here's our five-minute candle. Nice doji right here. And now we're getting insight, though, to exactly what happened in this area. And we have the aggressor classification of the volume that took place on the historical best bid and offer. Let me zoom in a little bit more into this little area right here just to show you what I mean. So here's your historical best bid and offer. And you can see it's moving back and forth and up and down. In this little period here, we can see a green dot and a red dot. There are many green dots and red dots. On the historical best offer here, the red line, this green dot signifies an aggressive market buy order that transacted right here at this specific time. We can use the rollover tool to check it out and see exactly what it was. It's showing me here that this dot was a market buy. We know that because it took place on the best ask. We get the date, the time, the liquidity on the ask at that price level and the volume at that price level. So this is for a volume of five. So now we consider this to be an aggressive order. And that's the classification that we use here in Bookmap, which is pretty common. It means that someone hit the market buy button. And it's aggressive because they wanted into the market. They were not willing to wait. They actually paid a higher price. They paid the spread to be able to get into the market here. Now it's the opposite for the red. It's an aggressive market sell order. Now let me show you, as I continue to zoom in, even this one here is potentially for a number of trades. And let's take a look here. No. Oh yeah, no it was. It was for a couple of different trades here. In fact, I have a trades counter here, which I can take a look at. And yeah, two distinct trades took place within this range here. One for a volume of three and one for a volume of two. So you can see as I zoom back out, we take these two dots, these two trades, and we just visually aggregate them together now. Because I'm zooming out and there's not enough space to show them any longer. So I need to show it as a bigger dot. And you can see that all the way through here. In fact, you see the pie display here, which shows buying and selling. Well, it's because so much occurred there that we just give you the overall in this display. So let me zoom into this area and I'll show you what I mean. Left click, hold, and drag. And then if I continue to zoom in, note how I'm breaking apart all of this trade activity. And let's continue to look at the buys here. The cells are over here. And note how I continue to zoom in and I'm breaking apart every single trade that took place here. Now this was for one, and that's for a volume of 219. Wow, it's a big trade. OK, so anyway, now look at the behavior of this aggressive buying. I mean very clearly this is algorithmic activity. Look at the spacing here. A little tranche here of three orders that took place, a space, and then another three, a space, another three, and a space, and another three. And the same as the beginning here. They're just a little bit of the sizes mixed up as well. And some of the algos are programmed that way to kind of disguise the time and sales going through. So now you understand what book map is showing you. And we're looking down here in our timeline in microsecond level. So that's what book map is showing you. And we're able to go and we record every single event. And we're able to see down to these extremely low time frames. And then, but we're giving you the overall when we zoom back out. So you understand what occurred in some of these areas. So now we're back here and zoomed out into our five minute candlestick chart. And now we understand this trading range here and then a little bit of consolidation in another trading range here. And then we broke out here. Not much of a breakout. It just went like a tick or too higher. But it still broke out. And you can see the aggressive bind here that took place. So in this area here, actually I'm not getting a lot from the volume. It's there's both back and forth. But here I have some insight. I see the aggressive bind after this five minute candle closed, exactly after it closed. The aggressor kicked in here and started sweeping the price levels above. One, two, three, and four. So they basically swept the book with aggressive orders. And we're in a new trading range. So all of that information here is not in the candlestick chart. You understand what type of volume, where it took place, how much, and the structures too. You can gauge some of these microstructures. So that's just the volume now. I don't have much time left here. So we'll continue on with the current market. And we're going to go over now the auction part. So we have the volume, and we've covered that in detail here. Let's go through the auction now. So in the current market, to get the current state of the market, most of us are using a dome to get our depth of market. This is the Dolman book map here. We have the current order book, which is basically your depth of market. You can see best bid and offer here at this price level. And then here it is graphically in this window as well with the dashed lines. Best bid and offer and last traded volume is this number. Now in the limit order book here, you see liquidity added and pulled all the time. That's what these numbers represent. These are contracts. And when you see the numbers change, either contracts were added or pulled. In this sense, we're on the best offer, or I'm sorry, on the offer side. And these are sellers. They're providing liquidity with limit orders. And we can all read their behavior. And that's good. So now we understand that there's higher liquidity up here, for example, about a point higher now. You see 1,437 contracts here. And that's the highest here on the offer. So we know that there's sellers up here. Once these numbers change, though, you lose that information. And they're changing all the time. So that's a problem. And where Bookmap will solve that issue is that we're going to give a graphical representation to these numeric values in your limit order book. And then we're going to capture it, and we're going to transpose it onto the chart historically. So let me go through that. So just turn on the heat map here. And I'll turn on my indicator panel as well. And let me adjust this heat map a little bit. OK, that looks pretty good. Now these areas here, if you see in the heat map a bright area, well, that signifies a high liquidity. So look at the area up here at 68. We have 1,500 contracts, and it's pretty bright. At the moment, it's the brightest. So that's high liquidity. So other shades of gray, if they get a little darker, it's going to be less liquidity and so on. Now we have a graphical representation here in this window of the current limit order book. OK. And now where it gets interesting is we take this data here. A number will change, and the heat map will change. We'll take this data here, and we transpose it onto the chart historically. So you can now read the auction. So when you see, for example, let's zoom in here. And we'll just watch in real time. Watch how some of these areas here will change. And then we'll see it recorded here. Some high liquidity will come in. OK, they just pulled liquidity here, and we see it change right here in the striation of the heat map. That is pulled liquidity, this little area right here. It got darker. Now it got brighter again, too. So they pulled, and then they added back in. And that's what you're seeing here. And this is where it gets really interesting, because now we have an understanding of how this whole auction here that would be very difficult to read in the limit order book. We can see how it is, how it really unfolded. And we can start to gauge the intent of the buyers and sellers at some of these areas much, much clearer than previously. You'd have to remember the number before. You'd have to remember the areas around it, just like this right here. Did they have intent to buy or not? Did they pull? How much did they pull up above? Or did they pull and add below, et cetera? And that's what we can gauge. And we can start to gauge this heat map very much like an auction or like the old trading pits, basically. These are people providing liquidity. In a lot of senses, it's machines providing liquidity written, algos written by people. So anyway, that gives us a lot of insight now. We have complete order flow. We have the traded volume. And we also have the intent of the traders. So this area here, high liquidity. We trade it into it. And we can see a lot of volume that took place here. Now, just because there's a lot of liquidity in an area, it doesn't necessarily mean that price is going to bounce from that area. It could, but it can also signify that the market can trade here. It has the potential to trade here. We get onto all of this later in the advanced webinar, which will start in about four or five minutes. So anyway, starting to read the intent of these traders and then also start to read where they're actually committing themselves in their transactions in the time in sales. Now, what's interesting here as well is because because of all of this information is historically recorded, we can expose a lot of the algorithmic activity. And let's see what we see here exactly. If I can find something specific. A little bit here, but it'd be better to find a better example. Yeah, the first one was the best. So in the S&Ps, it gets a little disguised with the liquidity here. So let's see. Because it's such high liquidity. So this isn't bad. Notice these little areas here. So you can start to gauge the intent of these traders and some of the nefarious activity, or at least some of the games that they're playing. Look how this has got to be one trader or one individual actor pulling the liquidity at some of these levels here and then adding it up here. Because it happens so quickly at the same time in this little area here. At the same time here, look how it's pulled here. Look how liquidity is added up here. So they're working the offer and then adding over here on the bid as well. So you can start to understand what's going on, the intent of these traders, as well as the transactions where they're taking place. OK. So I hope that is helpful for you guys. We didn't get to reading much of the live analysis here. Just there's not a whole lot to look at. I mean, you could look at potential kind of book flip here. I don't know if I like it, but we'll get into that later. But there was high liquidity here on the offer and it's flipping over to the other side here at 64. And you can see it come in. So they were sellers here and now they're buyers here. And usually, that's how you'll trade up into a new trading range. You'll break out of a range and you'll see some sort of flip. And the buyers are buying now at a higher level. This is a little too lofty for me. And I'm starting to, I want to really engage the intent of these traders here. Maybe they're supporting it for the moment. But we'll see here, maybe they'll lower the offer here and get really aggressive. And we'll see some aggressive selling in this area. And instead of us trading up into a new range, this whole area above 64 here would be trapped volume. And anyone who bought up in these ranges is going to have to cover. Where were they cover? Well, they're going to have to cover probably one of these swings here. Lighter hands probably down here around the 63 area. Maybe someone who's got a little deeper pockets around 60. Anyway, that's something that we go through in a lot more detailed analysis in the advanced webinar. All right, so let's see a few questions here. OK, yes, hello, Francisco. OK, all right, well, yeah, if you guys are already in trial or if you're current book map users, then we'll see you right away in the next webinar. All right, take care, guys. Bye.