 our Twitter handle here book map underscore pro book map on YouTube. I'll show you that. And then our email is support at book map dot com. And the agenda today is first to define quickly here. What is book map and how many out there have heard of book map or maybe have it if you can just give me a quick. Yes, sir. OK. Excellent. Excellent. Fantastic. OK. Well, you know, this is really for you guys. I mean, of course. So, you know, maybe this point number four here, the Q and A and features and components is something we want to dig deeper into. So I'll try to go through maybe these other elements pretty quickly here or topics gaining an edge with order flow and then integrating order flow context within your trading plan. I talked about that in some detail last time. So anyway, I want to get this out of the way. There's going to be a lot of questions about the deal from book map, how to connect it, et cetera. So I want to touch on that first so you guys, you know, have a little bit of understanding we can go over in more detail. There's a link here, a affiliate link from C to you from Fausto that I'll put all of these into the chat for you guys. So all these links so you'll have all of them. You can click on them. You don't have to copy them, you know, down and write them out. But the if the specials that you can get here from this link is the global plus version of book map for 147 for the first three months. And then it's it's only for the first three months. And then it goes back to the ninety nine dollars a month for each month. And it's two ninety seven for the next three months. So it's a quarterly recurring. There's the book map global plus for the year five eighty eight for the first year nine forty eight for the second year. Yearly recurring. This one, I think is the best deal global lifetime for nine ninety includes the add on package free for the first year. Or you can get the global plus the Cadillac version here. Lifetime for nineteen ninety. And that will include the add on package for lifetime. So there's a few different options there for you. And I need to go over the. Requirements here for data, because this is important. So you will need to first subscribe to book map, then you will need to subscribe to DX feed data, OK, book map is just the platform. We're not a data provider, nor are we a broker, right? So DX feed data is required. Now there's different plans from DX feed. You can get it from the book map website. But there's it's it's really we're just the middle man. It's really we're just the middle man here. So it's it's DS feed that is offering this for US equities. NASDAQ total view in last sale is sixty nine dollars a month. Edge X CBO in bats is fifty nine dollars a month. You can get either or now these are ECNs and or you can get the premium bundle, which is both of these together. So it's nineteen ninety. I'm sorry, one nineteen per month. It's fifty nine dollars for the first month only, though. So you can try it out for fifty nine bucks and see if you like it. And you can try one of the other packages here. Now I need to also note here that with the book map global plus version, which has all the add on indicators, you can actually trade from book map and route your trading activity to a trade station or interactive brokers live account. OK, but you are not connecting to their data feeds, right? DX feed is still required, right? So if you get the data from DX feed, you make your trading decisions from DX feed data, you route your trading orders. So you're actually going to be sending trade station and interactive brokers your your data. You don't receive anything from them. You actually send them data, your your trade data, right? So anyway, there's probably going to be some questions about that. That's why I wanted to go over this right now. And let's see here. Let's continue on. Is that it? Is that all I have? OK. Yeah. All right. Well, great. So let me I want to go over this. What kind of stocks do you want to take a look at? All right. So let me know in the chat there if there's a few involved. I have I looked at Fausto's list earlier today. I have a few different stocks up here to take a look at and go over. And OK, you want to look at AMC and Bank of America. All right. Yeah. Yeah, we can we can take a look at those. OK. Facebook. All right. Yeah, Facebook's a good one. I like Facebook. I know that you guys, well, Fausto doesn't like to trade too much of the large caps. So I want to go over some of the ones that he was taking a look at. So you guys get a little more insight from that. Oh, wow. OK. Yeah. Excela, I got that one up. I believe. Yeah, I do here. OK. And. All right. Let's put in AMC as well. What the heck? All right. OK. We're going to let those kind of collect some data here and we'll get back to them. Now, since a lot of you guys already have book map or are familiar with it, then I still want to go over the basics here for those that don't. And just a quick review of what book map is and what it's displaying here in the screen, all right, on the chart. It like Fausto had said, this looks very busy and complex. It's actually quite the opposite. It's really simple and blunt data. What you're looking at here are only three elements on the book map chart. OK, and in fact, I can take them off one at a time. And let's just do that. OK, so now this is just one very simple element here. OK, this is just streaming best bid and offer. All right, that's all it is best bid and offer over time. There is no time frame here. This kind of throws a lot of traders for a loop. There's no time frame like that. And here's why. OK, when you look at a time frame like this, we can overlay a candlestick chart here. If you look at this candlestick chart, this is five minutes. Let's go to 15 minutes just for the day here. Every 15 minutes or whatever period it is, it could be a volume period, could be a range bar period, it could be a point and figure rotational period, whatever it is, it is aggregated data within that period. OK, so you're only getting open, high, low and close for these 15 minutes here. OK, what happened in between that you have no clue. OK, when you go back and look at this. So looking at all of the price action, see these details down here, they matter. OK, and these details here as well, you do not see this pullback here. These are great entries, all right, or great areas to consider entries or extensions here is a little bit of a we can zoom into there. But let me take the candlestick chart off because you cannot see it in the candlestick, even if you look at a one minute is still aggregated data within that one minute. OK, so let's take the candlestick off and zoom in here just a little bit. OK, see this little area right here where it broke the high of the pre-market here. Hey, kind of went sideways for a little bit and then or it just kind of pulled back a little bit of sideways and then it broke out. OK, so understanding the context of the volume and liquidity within these areas with the price structure created by best bid and offer gives you an edge here. OK, so it broke out from this area, but it wasn't so decisive OK, until you're going to see volume come in around this area here. Once you see that volume come in and it starts to reach for higher liquidity. That's from, you know, you're going to get these insights here. OK, it's not going to be in your candlestick chart. All right, so let's add the volume on here. That's the second element on this book map chart. OK, and you can see the volume dots here. All right, let me make them a little bit bigger. It's really, really simple data. It's just showing you the the green dots are market buy orders. The red dots are market sell orders. That's it. OK, this is the aggressor classification of volume. This is all of the volume we typically look at. All right, so you can see that the cash open here at 9 30 big, you know, big volume immediately to the upside pullback again to the upside. And then it broke here again to the upside. All right, and you can see who's in charge here. There's no question, right? Because it's showing you every single piece of information here. OK, you can see all the volume coming in. All right, so it's not aggregated. It's every single transaction. Right, so this is the kind of insight that you can get by starting to understand some of the order flow here. Now, we're only talking about two elements and we're already starting to get a pretty good insight to who's in control and where price might be going. So we know this going up. Now, we don't know where, though. OK, that's when the liquidity heat map comes in. And what is the heat map? And this is the one that confuses everybody. The heat map is showing you liquidity. OK, it's all derived from your level to your dome, your depth of market. Now, if we take a look here in one of these columns, the C O B column here stands for current order book. This is liquidity here. OK, so in Apple, we're looking at these levels of liquidity. You see the number of shares at these specific price levels. OK, so quite a bit. And the most in the book right up here at one forty eight, OK, almost twenty seven twenty seven thousand four hundred and eight, to be exact. And that's where the most liquidity is. And we never traded up there for the day. OK, we traded into some of these other areas or just shy of it, it looks like here. But now see how this is separated from from the chart. OK, well, what we do in book map is we take this data, these numerical values and we transform them into a heat map. Now, the scale of the heat maps in the top center of this chart, red, orange, very high liquidity, then yellow, white, blue and then black. Right, so now let's put the heat map onto the chart. OK, and now you can see very clearly not only where they are in the current order book, but where they are in the historical order book. And you have this context now of understanding this is supply. This is heavy supply and there was enough buyers to trade through it, but not enough to go up into and pass this one forty seven fifty. And we never got to one forty eight. All right, but you understand this context of where price might be going because that's where the sellers are. It's as simple as that. OK, this is where the aggressors, the green dots, the market buy orders charge up into and meet the sellers on the offer. OK, now because we record all of this and you can see all the transactions here and the moves into this high liquidity, you're going to start to see a lot of different things in here, like areas here, for example. OK, this was that swing from the pre market and the and the move above it OK, into high liquidity here, high liquidity again here and here. OK, and still more buying pressure. Now it the buying pressure kind of wanes up here and you're going to see some sellers start to come in and drive it lower. But for example, let's just go through this concept is so easily easily visualized here in book map. This was supply or resistance. OK, it turned into demand. OK, or turned into support. OK, so those concepts of understanding this break here, this was a critical area here and kind of pivot area for today for Apple. Right, you can see also here it changed from resistance or supply into demand or support, but enough sellers traded right through it. And you can see where the retest came back up to as well. OK, right up to 146, OK, where it went through these these orders here. Right, so you really start to understand some details and nuances to the price action. Right, so anyway, that's the basics of book map. I want to I wanted to go through that rather quickly here. Just three elements, very simple, but then the nuances that you're going to get from this and start to understand within your trading plan. OK, whatever it is that you're trading, let's suppose you're trading trend lines or flag patterns or something like that. Well, that flag pattern, you know, we just witnessed here. In fact, I'm going to show you this zoom tool here. Actually, this is seven seven point two book map. There's a few nice things in here, if you're not familiar with it. You can drag just right on the chart here, OK, to anywhere you want. OK, and you can you can go back to the current market by clicking on this button here to exit drag mode and you're back to the current market. All right, so let's drag back here. OK, and then let's look at that little area in here where we broke out from. OK, and I'm going to click on this. This is a new tool as well. The zoom by drags will click on that. And then I'm just going to left click, hold and drag to this area here and then release. OK, and then what that area is here from the left side to the right side is that complete area. All right, so now we can see that little area here where we saw that kind of little little bit of a bobble and then the breakout, right? It's right in here, actually. OK, so it broke out actually above and through this high liquidity. And then you see this buyer starting to come back in here, looking looking forward to come at least up to one forty five fifty. And then the next level of liquidity would be up here at one forty six and it goes right to it. All right, so anyway, now some really interesting things for stocks and looking at book map here. And that is now one thing here that you can do. Control Z to go back to the previous zoom level. All right, so that's another nice key here. Now you can also see that I'm still in this tool. So I need to deselect it. So click on it again. It doesn't it will not have that blue outline around it. All right, now I can, you know, zoom back into some of these other areas. You can also use your center mouse wheel to zoom in really quickly. OK, now what I want to show here and I'm just fascinated by this still every day that you can see precisely at nine thirty and even pre-market. There was high liquidity in here at one forty five pre-market. Right now, in fact, if we zoom back here before the nine thirty cash open, you can see a high liquidity here on the offer in some of these levels and on the bid down in some of these levels here. You can start to plan your day even pre-market because you know where that liquidity is now it's going to change at the market open. All right, and it changes rather dramatically as you can see. See how it's kind of curving here as well. OK, a lot of liquidity comes in very close to the market right at the open. OK, and then they start to add more and more liquidity over time. That's why it's curving like this. OK, so it's it's other players reading some of these areas here and then starting to place their orders accordingly. And they were already here in some of these areas, but they added a lot more a little bit later. All right, so these kinds of nuances, you can really start to understand these larger players that park their orders at these areas. They want to get filled at these areas and they're advertising that. All right, so now if you're bullish for the day, well, you'd be looking for jumping in and we're looking for whatever signal it is that you are in your plan. But you'd be looking for these areas of high liquidity to transact. OK, and these areas here, you can consider taking your profit, moving your stop up behind it, however you want to manage it, because these are critical areas here of high liquidity. OK, like we like we saw here, you can see that critical pivot down here, trade it into it and bounce a little bit. OK, and then it traded through it here. OK, one. No, I'm sorry. It traded through here at one forty six. Right. Now, again, look at this little one forty six area here. Not only was there high liquidity on the offer here and it traded through it and see how it retested back to it here. Not enough sellers to try to drive it down into these areas here. In fact, more buyers come in and they reach the areas of high liquidity at one forty seven and just shy of this one one forty seven fifty. OK, now look at. See this little area here where it bounce withers. There's buyers here. They're supporting it, OK, literally with their orders. And you can see, though, that the sellers, they they drive right into it and they're able to drive through it. But then we get retest back to these areas. And that's how critical some of these areas are in understanding that context of where liquidity is. All right. So anyway, a good review and understanding at the open the edge that you're going to be getting just by understanding your liquidity and then being able to integrate that within your plan. All right. OK, so let's let's move on. And take a look at maybe some other stocks here. And then I want to get into more features and components and maybe some some of the stocks that you guys requested. Let's take a look at Facebook here. OK, let's zoom out a bit. Also, yeah, I have I can zoom out here and add a little more data here so we get the entire day also with same with AMC. OK, OK, still downloading data here. Well, we'll jump over here and take a look at XELA and good good action here today. Again, just, you know, pretty classic order flow. I mean, you'll see this stuff repeat again and again and again. OK, who's in control here? There's no question buyers. OK, they're blazing through high liquidity here. OK, so and then up here, it gets a little dicey. Like they trade it into you start to see some sellers. But once you start to see buyers back up above looking for areas of high liquidity again here at four eighty and at five dollars, they go through the five dollar range and then sellers come in and pound it right back down almost to this four fifty level here and then on the offer here on the offer again here at five dollars. Still more buyers able to trade through it. But then you can see that they're still on offer and look at the activity here. OK, understanding this is high supply. Right, they're below the high. OK, that's that's not bullish. OK, that's bearish. If they want to get filled below the high here. OK, so starting to understand again, context of where this liquidity is and then understanding price structure, OK, which is best bid and offer going back and forth here, which means areas of consolidation and breakout and false breakout here and then back into the range and then not able to get through it. High liquidity here, not enough buyers finding sellers here looking for areas of lower liquidity here down in here. I would be looking for it to come all the way back down to four dollars. It didn't, but you can see the retest back up into where where it dropped from here, OK, where that liquidity got filled here. All right, so again, understanding the context of the these three elements here, market structure, the aggressors and liquidity. OK, all right, let's let's take a look at AMC here. We should have some data in here now. A beautiful chart. All right, so AMC as well. Here's the cash open here, volatility at the open kind of bashes around both sides here into high liquidity, a little bit below it traps some people and then a nice spike to the upside to where again, high liquidity. Now, these guys came in later here at forty two, OK, but you can still see them here at forty two and you can see them here. It would show up a lot better. Believe me, when what we'll just zoom in there. Exactly when that happened, OK, so here now you can see them at forty two and you can see them here at this forty one fifty or so. All right, also at forty one, OK, they go right to it. All right, so anyway, understanding that context all the way right back down into it, starting to find some sellers trade through it. OK, but not not so decisive. Right, they're they're trading through it and they do make a new low here. But look at the angle of this and. It doesn't look so decisive. In fact, it looks kind of I know it's hindsight, very easy, but it does look like a kind of very sideways. In fact, you could get here the potential breakout. Right, you see the buyer is starting to come in and lift this up into this area of liquidity, and that's as far as it got. If we had big green dots like this up here a little bit higher at forty fifty, I would imagine we'd probably get into forty one liquidity. OK, again, context, understanding that on this breakout of this area here on this lower time frame above forty, right, look at the buyers. OK, this is looking actually really good in here and really good in here. But up here, it starts to wane a little bit. You can see big dots, big dots, smaller dots. All right, so we find some sellers. They drive it below this little area here at forty. OK, and then it just kind of stays there for a while. OK, and again, here, same idea. They broke out here. Look at the retest back to it. OK, and again, back down lower. Enough sellers bring it back down into this forty four area or so. And then let's see if they can if they drive it lower. They do into high liquidity down here. And then it's just, you know, kind of back and forth here. Does trade back up to forty forty was a critical area here today. OK, it's the most traded level, the point of control. All right, so anyway, that's AMC. And what was there is a couple others in here. Let's see, red cat. Yeah, another really nice looking chart here. Beautiful breakout nine thirty. You know who or I'm sorry, this is a little bit later. This is ten forty five or so on up into four dollars through it back to it. And then, my God, look at the buying coming in here. OK, so with this kind of buying here, see how this is different than what we saw before? OK, see how they're still buying in here quite a bit? I'd be looking for them to break that and try to get up into these areas here. All right, so anyway, they did break it here. Did kind of slow down here. We get a retest back here, more buying back up again, looking great for the breakout and we get it up into six dollars here. OK, now again, same concepts. And this area is pretty critical. And look at the context here of liquidity. Yet again, high liquidity in here. And then they're bidding up in front of it. This is bullish, OK, especially with all of this buying here. This is definitely bullish. OK, we're off to the upside and we have more buyers at a higher level here at four dollars. And then we have people front running. OK, they want to be buyers in front of this four dollar area here because they're afraid they may miss it. OK, you can see they get filled in some of these areas here. And these poor guys at four dollars, they never got filled. OK, so pretty successful for the front runners. And you can see them move back up into some of these swings here. Yeah, there's high high liquidity up here around this five twenty five area by the swing here and we never we never get above it. I would have looked for it to come up a little bit higher here. Maybe this five fifty maybe even back to six buying looks great in here. And just just not enough to make to make it, though. All right. And you can see where the sellers took it down right right here right below five. All right. So they never traded into it here. We didn't even make a higher high here. So kind of equal high and then the sellers come in and be looking for to trade right back down to these lower levels of liquidity. OK, and that's exactly what it did. OK, OK, interesting. Then we can we do see the post market here. The the move higher here up up into still still be looking for this area up here, maybe around five fifty. Can I still still bullish here? It looks like. All right, let's see. Let me let me jump in here and get to some of the questions. Guys, thank you for all of the the stocks in here. I won't be able to get all of those. I'm sorry. But I do want to get to a lot of the features and components in here. OK, number one, I want to look at the the volume dots. OK, so the volume dots here, we're going to right click on the volume dots. OK, and we're going to go to volume dot settings. Or what you could do is you can also come up here to the studies configuration, click on that. Whatever you choose, it goes to the same area. Then you click on volume dots here. OK. Now, the volume settings for seven point two version of book map, you have total volume or you have volume delta. So I'm looking at volume delta, which is by minus cell. OK, so it's not total volume, right? But the visualization of who's in control in some of these areas is really, really clear. It's really nice being able to understand the delta. So it's either going to be a red dot or a green dot because it's by minus cell and it will plot it. So if it's just one share more from the buy side, it's going to be a green dot. All right, now, the total volume, you can use that as well, if you like. And there's you can see, it's very similar. But if we zoom into some of these areas here, you're going to see kind of a pie display of volume because there's so much volume that trades at where I can't even find it here in this example. Well, so much trades at a specific level that that we can only display it as kind of, you know, the pie display of that one dot specific percentage will be selling and specific percentage or section will be buying and maybe we can make this a little bigger. Yeah, there you go. So you can see the pie display here. So, for example, look at that little sliver of selling in here and nothing but buying. This is looking great for testing back up to here or areas of high liquidity up here. All right, so anyway, that's the total volume. All right, now that little sliders right here on the chart, you can also the slide the size is here. You can just the same slider. Basically, it's just on the chart. Let's go back to a volume Delta. OK, you can look at 2D dots, 3D dots, and then there's different ways of clustering the volume as well. Play around with these settings. You might find them interesting or helpful, but you don't have to look at all the volume if you don't want to. All right, so I'm not going to go through each setting here, but I want to show you where you can find out more about it. And in fact, it's time to put the list here into the chat for you guys. So all of these links that I want to refer to here. All right, there you go. Information about the different bundles from DX feed, the link for the special offers from CTU and then our YouTube channel, our Discord chat room and then our knowledge base. So I'm going to show you that here in and where you can find it from bookmap.com. I click on the more button and our knowledge base is right here. All right, so anyway, let's close that up. The special offers link will take you to this page here. All right, the DX feed data. If you want to find out more about that, go to, you know, scroll down to the pricing here and then a little bit more information here. I want to go to our YouTube channel and our knowledge base, though. So on our YouTube channel, OK, go to bookmap.com slash YouTube and that will reroute you to our YouTube channel. And then you can click on the features and components playlist here. OK, and and this is where it gets into some of the nuances of these features and components that you can learn quite a bit from all the different columns in here. If we go down further, you'll find the volume dots. Here's that zoom by drag tool. OK, where is it? Volume bars and volume dots. Right here, video number thirty six. It's these are very short videos, just, you know, three three minutes usually somewhere around there. Some are longer, some are shorter. And then also our bookmap knowledge base. I showed you on the toolbar where that is from bookmap.com. And this will bring you into the knowledge base. And you can do a search here. OK, this we're in the user guide section. There's an add on section. There's a Java based API or JavaScript API as well. You can click on these links here. There's that connectivity guide here, you know, all sorts of stuff in here. This is our user guide, basically. All right, so this will answer a lot of your questions. OK, so Gary has a question about the iceberg indicator there. We do have a strength indicator for for stocks or for anything that's not MBO data from for futures, which you guys might have heard about. I don't want to touch on it too much because most of you guys are stock traders. But CME group has is offering something or they have for about four or five years now market by order data, which is metadata. And we have indicators that are proprietary that can uncover native CME iceberg transactions as well as stop and stop run transactions. It's for futures only, though. OK, now there is a strength indicator here for for stocks. And there can be false positives generated from this, though, is this number here. OK, and what we're doing and why there's false positives in here potentially is that what we're looking at here is the bid or the offer in this case, the offer and then what transacts if more transacts than what was on the offer. Well, that's impossible situation. OK, the difference must be an iceberg. And that's the that's the concept. Why false positives can emerge here is because the data it really matters to the the nanosecond. OK, if more orders come in later than the transactions just because of the different data feeds from the best bid and offer versus transactions, then you're going to get the false positives, right? And it does happen, right? So the market by order data is extremely accurate. OK, basically like 100 percent accurate. All right. Pulling orders, Jerry, you can see that very, very easily here. We can just zoom in here. And guys, I'm going to take the if unless you have more questions about it, I'm going to just take the strength indicator off the chart. The reason being is that that can be kind of distracting. But those are icebergs, all right? That's the iceberg or the strength indicator for for stocks. Just note that that it's not as accurate as the market by order data. All right. Well, here's high liquidity here. Jerry is talking about this high liquidity down here. This this liquidity in here and see it's red here. We know how many shares it is. It's 16,612 starts to transact. And we don't see sellers drive it through it, though. So what does that mean? In fact, we're looking at cumulative volume delta here. OK, this is a classic example of what absorption means. Again, this is something really, really nice about book map is if you want to understand some of these concepts of what absorption is, exhaustion, polled orders, you know, fake liquidity. And I'm going to not define it as fake liquidity. It's liquidity that did not have the intent to trade. It's not fake, though. OK, there they put the orders in the order book, right? And that would be like these guys up here. OK, there's high liquidity in here, and then they pulled it here. They did not want to be traders here. All right, they wanted to be traders at another area, or maybe they just pulled it from the market. But these guys down here, they traded. OK, and they and we never found sellers trade through these 16000 shares. In fact, there's probably quite a bit more here. Yeah, it's twenty seven thousand, you know, one one fifty two here. And then all these transactions took place. In fact, we have a volume column here. We can even split this out. I want to show you this. This is a volume column here. If you right click in here, you'll see it's chart range, accumulated volume. It's a volume column here, right? And we're going to go to configure. OK, now we can show Delta here. We can also split out the data. OK, so we can see precisely how much traded here. All right, you want to zoom in? You want the details here? Here it is. OK, so we can see that at this point here, within this chart range at this price level. OK, a lot more traded than. Those. Twenty seven thousand here, right? A lot more. So there there must have been some icebergs in here as well. OK, we see thirty four thousand six hundred and twenty two actually transacted. OK, at that point, right? So they stayed in the book. They they became buyers here. All right, it's completely completely absorbed any of the selling action here. And that's absorption. OK, now here's. Where they stayed in the book here and they had the intent to trade here. This they were absorbing it up to this point here. But there's more buyers than there was limit sell orders here. And they broke out. OK, they broke through the area. OK, again, understanding this concept here. You know, a lot of traders when their first new two book map, they look at these areas, oh, well, this is this is supply can't get through it. It's going to bounce here and go, you know, like, you know, 10, 15 dollars the opposite direction. It doesn't work like that. It is an auction. It is understanding the context here, OK, that there are sellers up here, but there are more buyers than there are sellers. They're able to lift the offer. They're able to trade through that and take liquidity at other levels above it. OK, and it trades right up into another area of high liquidity up here. OK, and it does not get through that, which is kind of odd. It's not very high liquidity. Just we just kind of found liquidity and just not enough buyers. And so we get a rotation lower. They do break it here back on up. Anyway, yeah, so those are some of these concepts here about understanding real or liquidity that transacts and liquidity that is pulled. You can see it very clearly. This is pulled liquidity, pulled liquidity. A lot of times you'll see it right before price gets there as well. OK, less so, I think, than futures here in stocks. They usually the larger players, they want to get filled and they stay in the book. All right. So anyway, this this charts, you know, showing lots of people getting staying in the book, here's some pulled liquidity in here. It looks like they want to be sellers in here, but we can zoom in here. We can see all the nuances. In fact, looks like they pulled from this price level up here. OK, and then added down below. So actually they pulled liquidity here, but they are actually being pretty aggressive. They want to be sellers in here and they got filled. Right now, see, see, these guys did pull here at this probably the same guy, but we don't know, but he did not want to be a seller here at the last second. Before any transactions occurred here, he pulled it from the market and it's very easy for buyers to lift it to try to reach the next level of high liquidity. And it's just supply and demand, very, very simple and straightforward. All right. What is the indicator? Yeah, this is cumulative volume Delta, Daniel, just again, very simple. This is such a blunt and simple, but insightful indicator by minus cell plotted over time. Right. So you can start to read and start to understand divergences in the market where there might be, for example, let's just take a look here. We'll find a good one. Yeah, this one is actually really, really curious, really interesting. Not so many buyers up here. OK, and then look at the more buying up here. OK, so this is this is the opposite of what we usually see. Right. This is actually a pretty strong signal in my opinion. Why? OK, because we actually have more buyers up here, but look what happened. OK, did they did they reach a higher price level here? No, they did not. But the price went to here at to five twenty five or five twenty five. Yeah, five twenty five here. We even have more buying in here and even more buying in here. And they can't even reach it. The high that they went to was five twenty two. OK, so more buying and they can't reach the higher high. All right, so. We're looking for sellers to start to come in at a certain point. Now, you know, maybe it rotates back down and we find more buyers in here again and they break out. OK, but you start to look for sellers at some of these lower areas here. OK, because they cannot make a higher high. Right now, this would be really, really hard to catch, I think, because, you know, they just they just come in and hit the book really hard here and then drive it lower. But now think about it, OK, understanding context. Again, all of this buying up here. These guys are now sellers. Where are they going to sell? OK, likely below the swing here, OK, or this swing down here. So you'd be looking for them to get stopped out on the way down and look at the powerful moves here. OK. So you can start to understand areas of trapped volume as well. Just by understanding context of liquidity and volume. OK, they traded up into this high liquidity here as well. All right. And I want to show another example, too. So that's that's trapped volume. I want to show that other example here of absorption where you'll see CBD dropping and dropping and dropping, but it cannot go lower. And that's the opposite divergence. I don't know if it's positive or negative, whatever. It does not matter. It's it's understanding these concepts. And let's see here if I can find a good example. Yeah, not the best example. Well, not bad. I want to find a better one for you guys. Hold on. That one earlier, right? OK, was it here? We were just looking at that, right? Yeah, OK, yeah, this is it. OK, yeah, I mean. Look at CBD dropping. Is price dropping? No, they're they're absorbing in here. And and you can see some really, you know, it's not the greatest example again. But boy, I had a good one earlier. They just couldn't get through that price level. And maybe I was looking at a different stock. So this one here. Yeah, I'm sorry, guys, I cannot find it. But yeah, here we go here. This this is this is a good example. No, not really, not a whole lot of selling in here. Anyway, the concept is tons of selling into high liquidity. CBD dropping like a rock, right? Because it's just by minus cell, but they can't get through these limit by orders. So you're going to see once you start to see buyers come in on the other side. OK, you'd be looking for for a nice swing higher. OK, all right, let's see. OK, all right. So yeah, if I was to want to finish up here, no problem. Boy, I didn't get through much. I wanted also just touch on a few other features and components here. We went through CBD. That's good. We went through some of the columns, not much, but right click in here and play around with these. And again, look at the YouTube channel. Features and components, the heat map settings, for example, is another one. All right, you can right click in here or go to heat map settings up here. OK, and play around with the different cutoffs. You don't have to look at all of this liquidity. You can really, you know, limit it if you want and just look at areas of very, very high liquidity. OK, now if you go the opposite direction, you're going to look at all of the levels of liquidity. OK, so I usually just keep it on default. That's good enough for me. Sometimes I will I will adjust the heat map, though. OK. So play around with some of these settings. If it's a little too busy and a little too much for you, you can use some of those heat map settings. All right. OK, yeah, so let's see any more questions. Let's see here and we covered quite quite a bit. Not not too much like last time we really covered more about the, you know, context, but we did cover also about context and understanding bidding up in areas and and and volume at certain areas and not being able to break highs or whatever it might be. But anyway, let's let's see here. There's a replay mode as well. You guys can record and your your data and replay it back at the end of the day. It's one of the best tools for learning. If you guys want to replay it and then look at and understand those areas again and again and again. OK, so that might be very helpful. Let's see. There's a request to look at MRI and sure. And this was kind of interesting one here. I was looking at it earlier. You know, a lot of these stocks you guys see a lot of the times. I mean, you know, huge buying pullback, huge buying up into high liquidity. Again, $18 up here doesn't trade into it. Comes back down to where all that buying initiated here on this leg and then just goes sideways for the rest of the day. A lot of times I know the stocks you see that all of this huge buying and then it just dries up and then you get sellers coming in and driving it all the way back down to where it initiated down here at the cash open or this was even pre-market. In fact, this is cash open. So yeah, you can see that it went down below the low of the cash open here. Right. But it did not break the the pre-market. All right. OK. All right. I think that's. That's it. If there's see any more settings on about the sea, the book and the volume bars, yeah, the volume bars to as well, you can right click on these and go to volume settings here, the volume bars. You can look at Delta, which is what I'm doing. You can you can even match it to the volume dots from above, if you like, for the clustering only. Hey, Bruce, if you can just go over some people asking about the pricing regarding the book map and stuff, because I'm going to actually I am going to actually take over right after you. I'm only going to be talking about 10 minutes, everybody, just going over a couple of stocks that I traded. One big one was XELA, but just tell me a little bit about it. And then I'm going to pick up where you left off. I'll go over a couple of my examples. And then for some of you that are just new here at Cybertree University, I'll tell you how you can actually just watch us use in a live trade room. So don't go anywhere. We'll talk about 10 minutes right after. OK, so I put those links in again for you guys. It's all in there. This link is in there as well. So now these are the specials that you can get from Cybertree University using the affiliate link. The the global plus, you know, which has all of the add-ons that is for 147 for the first three months. That's the deal that you get. OK, so it's basically 50 percent off. But then after that, it goes back to the regular price. OK, and then it's recurring quarterly. All right, then there's the global plus for the year, which is five eighty eight for the first year. And then it goes up to the regular recurring cost of nine forty eight a year after that. That's why I think this one, the global lifetime is the best because you get it for nine ninety, but you get it for life and you get all of the add-ons free for a year. So basically, you're getting this one here plus you're getting it for life. All right. And then if you want to upgrade, if you like all the add-ons, you want to keep them, you can always just upgrade and pay the difference for global plus for lifetime. So you just pay a thousand dollars more and then you get the lifetime for for global plus. All right. Now, again, this is only for the software. A real real key element here is the data. OK, you need to have DXV data for stocks. OK, so take a look at the the deals in there. Click on the link here. It's available first. If you're interested in all this, use the link here. OK, and and subscribe to book map or get book map. And then from the you don't have to use this link here. OK, just from the website, click on add-ons and then you'll get DXV data from book map dot com. OK, you don't you don't have to use this link here. All right. But you'll see the in the add-ons, the data feeds. You can get NASDAQ, EDGEX or I'm sorry, NASDAQ told you in the last sale for sixty nine dollars a month. EDGEX or BATS for fifty nine or the best one. This is what Fausto and Josh and everyone else uses. The premium bundle more ECNs the better. So one nineteen a month, but it's fifty nine dollars for the first month. And again, trade station, interactive brokers, we do connect to it, but not for data only for routing your trade data. So you're sending them data. I think that's it, Fausto. All right. Well, thank you very much for that, Bruce. That was an awesome presentation. Everyone, don't go anywhere. I'm going to take over right now. I'm going to talk about a couple more present a couple more examples that I've done that will do in a trading room. But I did post that link up there again. You can just go right and click on that book map link. Just felt the registration form and you can get that promo. So once again, let me talk a little bit about about what we do here at Cybertrain University, how we utilize the book map. So I'm just going to take over right here right now. But Bruce, thank you very much for coming. And I look forward to talking to you soon and hopefully look forward to see you back in October when we have our onsite. Excellent. Well, thank you very much, Fausto. Really appreciate it. Thank you very much. All right. So let me just share my screen that everyone else could see here as screen two. There we go. I hope everybody could see that. Can everyone see my screen right here? Just want to do my. Just let me know if you guys could see it. All right. Perfect. All right. So basically, you know, you saw how we utilize book map and you know what? Listen, it's not cheap, but it's not expensive. You know what I mean? It's part of doing business. You know, my mentor, when I first when I started trading, when I took a seat on the start trading, I had to pay a thousand dollars a month for this product. A month, not even a year or lifetime, a month. Imagine asking a 22 year old back in 1995 to come up with a thousand dollars a month to pay for that. Let me tell you something. It eliminated about 95% of the people, and that's why 99% of people fail. There's a 4% chance some people did make it. But when you start seeing the importance of it, you realize how important it is to train today's markets. Now, what I'm going to do is I'm going to invite every one of you to come into our trading room so you could see us use the platform live in the market. OK, so if you're still a little skeptical, I know we have a lot of students here that are logged in and you want to probably know a little bit more about it. So you probably want to click on that link and get registered and get that platform. But if you're new here to Cybertree University and, you know, and you want to just say, you know, you want to go for a little test drive on the platform before we actually do it. Well, what I want to do is I want to invite you in our cyber group room. There's the original trading room that I started about 25 years ago. You've seen a lot of them around popping up everywhere. Some of them are our students, some are instructors, which is great. And hopefully one day you could be one of them too. But but I want to talk about some of our stocks that we trade on our watch list. Now, we run a scanner system and, you know, we offer an alert service to our traders and, you know, you could backtrack it. Listen, when I'm making this stuff up, you could look at the time slots. When we do them, you could look at the stocks that we traded. But and you could see a lot of the stocks that were big movers like the BLIN, the MRIN, the works. You're probably wondering, what the hell are these stocks? Right? Like, what the hell are these things? But we don't care what we trade. We just want to make money. I want to focus on this one stock right here. And let me just get my crayons. You guys got my little little dot right here so you guys could follow along. And the big part about being a trader is you've got to have a game plan. Know what the trend is and what is the strongest price levels and boosted a very good demonstration of explaining that of those big support and resistance levels. Now, I want to talk about the stock XELA. This is another stock that we had a big runner. I mean, he brought up a lot of good stocks. We'll talk a little bit about this one. What is the trend of the stock? Well, I know this is a stupid question and I'm going to give you the stupid answer. It's going up, right? We don't need something to tell us. It's a common sense. It looks like a chart. We know the trend. But the big thing about being a successful trader is having a game plan. That's where it comes down to it. And having a game plan works off this. What price level shows the most volume on the COB? OK, well, if you look right here up on top. You got big support levels right around three fifty and you got big resistance levels at four dollars. Now, if you just do the math, you buy a thousand chairs. OK, the stock literally in ten minutes goes from three fifty to four dollars. You do that every day, fifty cents, thousand chairs, five hundred dollars, days of six figure salary. Now, the big thing I want to show is this. What do you think happens if history repeats itself? And what that means if stocks break those big supports and resistance levels? Well, the big thing that we try to teach you is that when you see what happened here, this stock broke out and took that big seller off at four dollars. Now, can that happen? Of course it can. How do we know it's happening? How we know it's not a cancel? How we know it's not a fake order? Well, if you look right here, fellow traders, you could see that this is what's great about the book map. You could see that there was a big blue line that is what is very that works off the time in sales. You see, I'm a tape reader. I read the tape. Boom, you could see the order got done. The guy got filled. Guess what? That could happen. Yes, absolutely. You see a three, four hundred thousand shares. Hello, I saw a six hundred thousand shares all today on a stock. And then it thing took off. You know what I mean? I'm like, oh, my God, look at this. This guy's getting executed. If he gets done, this thing's going to go off to the races. Well, guess what? It's exactly what happened with this stock. And the game plan is where is the next resistance levels? Well, you got four fifty and five bucks. Guess what? What do you think the stock's going to do? Like it or not, it's going there with you or without you because that is where the next big resistance levels are. Remember, there is no such thing of a resistance level unless there's a seller. We don't teach support resistance levels unless we have a buyer and seller. You have to have a game plan. Guess what? What the stock do? It busted right through it and it went to a big, big seller. And you could see four hundred thousand shares on four hundred and thirty four thousand, three hundred and eighty nine thousand. You could see all these on the heat map. Look at all the OK, all the big sellers coming out, one hundred thousand, one hundred, three hundred. Are you seeing what's going on? Do you see what's happening, fellow traders? This is what happened this morning right here. Let me draw this right here. These are your sellers, executed, seller, executed, seller, executed. Then all of a sudden seller, oops, sorry, I'm done. Stock goes down. Look at all the sellers starting to come in and the stock is starting to trend down. It goes all the way down to four twenty five. Right. And it could be Daniel. That's right. Then it becomes a short, of course it can. But the game plan is you have to see support and resistance levels, but it doesn't exist unless you got those buyers and sellers. And those sellers get done. Guess what? Stocks break resistance levels all the time. How does that happen by looking and seeing if the orders are getting done? This is what we teach here at Cybertrain Bursi. So if you're new here and you're wondering fast, though, I see you on NASDAQ talking. I see you going to be on well through sixty five tomorrow. I see you, you know, on TV shows, radio shows, you see on YouTube, how do you find these stocks? Listen, I am not a genius. I don't act like one. I don't pretend to be. I just followed the money. OK, that's the way I taught. And that's how I teach my traders. So if you want to know, if you want to, if you're looking for somebody that's going to show you the greatest way of using a bolager ban, you should log out right now. If you're looking for someone that's going to show you, hey, I got the greatest new, you know, platform to trade off. I'm not your guy. You want to follow the money, you're looking at the right place. How do you spot these big buyers, Daniel? Well, guess what? That's a great question. And I will show you that tomorrow because the market is closed. OK, you want to see this, how it works? Very simple. You have to learn before you could earn. And that's what trading is all about. Listen, there was a reason why I do presentations for Thinkorswim, TradeStation, Chol Schwab, TastyWorks, you know, all the biggest ones. You know, Cybertree University has very big name recognition because they see where our traders do. We teach people how to keep things simple, not complicated. And it all has to do what you're looking at right here. Now, this is what I'm asking for. Obviously, you know about the book map promo. So if you're a student, you got the link, click on it, register it and purchase it. I mean, you know, we use it all day long. You know, we showcase it, but you got to have your own thing, you know. Now, the next thing, if you're new here and you want to see what's happening. Well, we got a bookmark, a book map promo for nine dollars. That's it. Nine dollars, money back guarantee. You know, we'll allow you to come into our trading room for one week. One full week, you could talk to your personal education advisor. You got morning, afternoon watch lists, daily market meetings. The cybergroup trading room. And guess what? After seven days, if you are not impressed, guess what? We'll give you nine dollars back. Listen, I don't need to scrutiny. I don't need, I don't need to, I don't need your nine dollars. Okay. The nine dollars just tells me if you're a real person or not. Because I'm not, you know, we want to, we're looking to train people we could trade with. We need to train people that like to use and want to know how to use this platform and get it. So I don't care if you're an option trader, a forex trader, a futures trader. Listen, if you're not making six figures doing that, and I'm talking about after 30 to 60 days, you're not seeing progress. You're wasting your time. Come to the other side. Try this. Don't believe what you hear. Okay. You know, oh, you need too much money to do this horse crap. You know what you need? Nine dollars. That's it. Nine stinking dollars. And let me show you why we were ranked and have a five-star rating on Google. We're endorsed by every brokerage firm because it starts here. So with that said, everyone, you got the link. Does anyone have any questions before we go? Any last minute questions? First of all, I'd like to thank the staff for helping this making this very successful and book map giving a good presentation. Thank you so much for all that. But you got the link. Click on it. Let's register it. Let's get in the trading room and let's go out there and make some money together. All right. The worst thing that could happen to you. The worst thing is you actually learn something. I don't think that'd be a bad thing. Thank you. Thanks everybody for sticking around. Hopefully you enjoyed it. Look forward to seeing our upcoming events coming up here at Cybertree University and other future closing bell live events with some of the most top gurus in the industry. And you can always go on our website on closing bell live. Look at previous recordings of classes of great presenters that we had and future ones also that are coming up. But thanks again for watching, everybody. Happy trading. Good night. We'll see you back here in the morning live on YouTube and in the cyber group room if you do your trial and students. Thanks everybody. Have a great evening.