 All right, so let's jump in and get going. So the goal here, this is all part of the Bookmap Academy and the process here. So if I bring up the Academy page here, this is what the process is, just so anyone that is interested in this, then this is the program. So we'll start off with the intro here. What is this Bookmap Academy and how to join it and then the process? So it's an onboarding for you, any trader here that is interested to elevate their skills and then also potentially get Bookmap for free. And then it's an on-ramp here to become a much better trader or professional trader. So how do you join? How do you start? First, you apply. It's a filter. So you have to apply for the Junior Academy and that's what applicants do. So this is for the Academy applicants in here. And you will apply for it by scrolling down to the bottom of the page here and applying. That's it. And then you'll need to reach out on Discord and request a spreadsheet. Once you do that, then I can give it to you and you can start recording your process. And I'll go over that in just a minute as well. But once you apply, you start creating content and we take a look at it. And we go through it and see how you're doing as a trader and give you some feedback, as well as you have the events here in Discord. You have everything here in Discord to check out and get feedback to elevate your skills. It's all about the community here and making you a better trader. So basically, the relationship here is pretty straightforward. So we're offering this and we appreciate the content and your feedback. And we're willing to also help you with that. And for your help and your thanks, we can give you Bookmap for free if you graduate to the Academy. So first, you apply. If you make the cut there, you can apply again or you stay in the loop as you'd like. But you need to go to Bookmap Junior Academy. Once you're in the Academy, there's a quota and threshold to make. We're just asking for one piece of content per day. And then you create that content, you document it so we can check it out in the spreadsheet. And then basically, if you make that quota of one per day at minimum and the content is high. So you're not trying to impress me. You're trying to help yourself. And that's the goal here. Driving. OK. So hold on a minute here. I'm going to mute some of you guys. I'm about in here. OK. So anyway, once you pass that threshold, you will be invited to Bookmap Academy. That's where you can get Bookmap for free. If you double your quota, you can also get the MBO bundle here for free. So you'll be creating high quality content at this point. And you will need to earn it every month. So it's not that you made it here and you're done. It's an ongoing process here. Document your trades, your trading activity. Document your order flow. Become much better here. Then we're happy to give you Bookmap for free. So that's step two. There's more to the process here. And this is what we're doing right now is the coaching. So here you can become a coach. If you get really good at documenting your trades here in step two in the Bookmap Academy, well, then you can turn around and help others here in step one in the Junior Academy. Give them feedback. Help these upcoming traders get better here. And then your trading is going to get better too by coaching. When you teach, you have to be more precise with your content. You have to think about it. You have to become much better. And that will help your trading and clarify what you do as well. If you make it to this level here, you can also get data for free, market data. So you'll get everything you got before plus market data. But you still need to earn it every month. So you still continue to be in the process here. And if you do really well with the coaching here, well, then let's reach the masses. And you can become a Bookmap Streamer. At this point here, then you'll not only get your data for free, but there'll be other incentives in here to obtain. Plus you'll be getting notoriety in the streaming and et cetera. So you will continue to need to earn it here as well. But this is what Tom, Tom B, Doug plus, and Moby, they're at these levels here. So at this level here, this is kind of a new step that we've introduced. We have Jack, who is a coach. We also have Slowdown. Today is just going to be me and Jack. And we're going to go through some trades for you guys. And then we'll give some feedback and have a bit of discussion between the two coaches. Or yeah, between Jack and myself. And then, like I said, Froth, we'll see about if we can add an open mic and get some feedback. I want to keep this meeting kind of short right now, about 45 minutes. So we've probably got about another 35 minutes here. And I'm going to give the floor to Jack. Jack, share your screen. And then let me pop out the presentation here so that I can get this in the recording. There you go, excellent. If you guys don't know who Jack is, he was a winner of a Blue Jacket Academy. That's another route into the Bookmap Junior Academy. And then he has shown just a ton of trading prowess. And he's been trading for over 10 years and has really shown a lot of hutzpah for this program. So it's like a great, become a coach here. And he was game. We also have slowdown. He will be presenting next time. But Jack, once you take it away, talk about the applicants here that you're covering and what you saw and give some feedback here. Sounds great. Thanks, Bruce. Just a little tidbit note. It's just under 10 years, technically. It turns 10 years around October. That's the 10-year anniversary for me. So I don't like to oversell qualifications too much about those kinds of things. So I just wanted to clarify that. So coming into this, we had two really good applicants coming in. And I really wanted to highlight something from each of them. I'm going to start off with CMJ. He's in the discord right now. You can hear him. And then I had one side example that I wanted to do as well that really encapsulates trading in general and how you have to have a dynamic mindset. So going into CMJ's trade here, this is a volume profile style trade from the IB continuation. Essentially, you're looking, if you migrate through an initial balance level, you're looking to continue that momentum. It's a momentum style trade. This is really popular in the streaming lab with Tom B. And you can see those notations in their pinned document there. But this is a continuation of that trade. And I'm going to highlight a couple of really great points that we're looking at here. And as you can see, he's got the pullback to VWAP right here in blue. And his entry is right here in purple. And that purple triangle signals in the book map where you're making entry if you're making a real-time trading entry. Even simulated, it does the same thing. He's looking here. But what I want to highlight here specifically is where he's scaling out. And you can see that he's scaling out at a target location for where volume is sitting in the passive order book. This is amazing. And generally, a lot of traders will enter a trade and they'll have one target profit. And if they either make it or they don't make it. What CMJ shows here is you can use the order book and the passive order book within book map to see a good target location, take some risk off the table, and essentially maybe mitigate some of that risk by moving in your stop loss or your take profit. Also in this, he notes the VPAC migration down, which is another bearish signal for him. So he's continuing his trade at this point. And that's mentally probably what's going on in his trading process. And as you can see, he gets to move exactly the way he wants to. And what does he do? He exits again in front of liquidity just slightly. This is a fantastic trade. He could have done it in two ways. He could have exited here. He chose to exit at the larger liquidity level. Both are fantastic opportunities. And this really highlights a great pattern to look for, a great trading style to look for. He's watching the order flow and he's watching it in the direction of his bias already. He's provided several examples of these concepts. And you can see those in the Blue Jacket channel. Most of his entries are featured there. And I notated that down here. But also he posts a lot of these on Twitter. So if you do have a Twitter account still, I recommend you go follow him. I comment on his stuff when he posts it. He comments on my stuff when I post things. It's great to go out there and support people. And if you don't wanna come to the Discord channel all the time and look at stuff, you can always just do and scroll Twitter and see some stuff that he posts there. So that's one of the better trades that I really liked there from him. And he actually liked the IB continuation trade too. That was his suggestion for sharing an example. The one I chose to highlight in extra of the other two is this one right here. And this is also from CMJ. And this is something that traders struggle with a lot. And that's why I wanted to highlight it is because fear of missing a move can be detrimental. But there's a couple of things that CMJ does here that are really, really great. One is he places his stop right here. He knows that if it breaks out liquidity area, that's a clear signal that his trade logic is invalidated, that his bullish bias in this case is invalidated. Get out of the trade, don't hold onto a loser for a long period of time, especially in a leverage product like the futures. If he'd have held that for a couple of more points, that's now hundreds of dollars of loss as opposed to the smaller loss that he took here. This is a fantastic opportunity. Not only does he do that, but part of this process of being in an Academy applicant is to learn journaling and to improve your journaling as a whole. CMJ has done something that's unique. He actually takes his trades and he posts them in a Notion platform as well, which is essentially like a narrative style platform where you can post what you were thinking, why you were thinking, things like that. I do this in my own journaling. So him doing it as well, it just further cements those things. If you want to improve your trading, journaling is the key. You need to know what you did and why you did it. And I can still go back all the way back to years from now and see the trades that I make and I have them all categorized and all listed. Journaling is incredibly important and CMJ does a great job here. So you can see that in the Discord channel if you wanna go take a look at that. If you have any questions or can't find it, just ping me and I'll show it to you. And then real briefly, I wanna go over Froze's trade. Froze, his request, when I asked him if he had a request for a specific trade, he liked this one. And one of the things that he liked about this trade is he and I took the same trade at completely separate times, which was the same time, but we were not paying attention to each other. We were just doing our own trading. And he was looking at it from a completely different perspective than I was looking at it, but you can see how you don't need the same techniques. You can use all kinds of different tools to get to the same location. And this is a great conceptual trade. This type of trade is a trading pattern that I particularly look for. I call it the royalty crown pattern because you get kind of this crown showing up and it looks kind of like the Burger King King crown and it's a reversal pattern that I like to look for. In this particular instance, his bias was already short and you can see that in his thinkorswim platform over here. This is the NQ chart. He also was looking at treasury yields, 10-year yields, I believe, on this day, if I remember correctly. And he's looking at it to hit the previous highs and then reject lower. So that's his trade bias coming into it. And it's incredibly important here is that one, he has a mental direction already. But sometimes the day starts and you throw the plane out the window, but it's important that you do your back test and that you figure out the things that are going to make your trades better as a whole and you get your direction or you have an opinion. That way, if you see something you like, you can act on it quickly and in a timely manner and then you can adjust as needed if that becomes the case. He does get his continuation here into the downside, gets a great move trading lower and he notates, again, trapped buyers and he can see the delta from the session value profile. He can see that we are in a decreasing manner. There were a lot of buyers there. There are people who are potentially trapped in that location who may have to sell their position and then fuel a further down move. Sure enough, we did get a further down move on that day and I believe we did hit the opening arrangement which was my target coming in there. This is a great example from Froth. I've really liked it, not just because it was a similar trade to what I took but he highlighted something really important and you don't need to follow the same exact things. Everybody trades a little differently but when you're both on the right side of things, clearly you guys are making a good trade and that's a huge, huge benefit to this learning process and it's really the reason why in order to get into Bookmap Academy, journaling is the forefront. Practice, record what you're doing and kind of annotate and iterate through your process and it really highlights a lot of the things and these two did the best job I've seen of honestly just about anyone so far so that's why I wanted to highlight these two and I really thank both of you for your entries and your setups, it was great and that's basically what I have, Bruce. I don't wanna keep people here too long today. Yeah, yeah, no, I wanted to comment on this one for a number of reasons. First off, there's a simplicity and clarity to the image and I mean there's only a few things documented on here but it's extremely clear and there are actually a few things to actually we'll open the mic, Froth, let's do that with you. In fact, let me do that now and let's get some feedback. So we're making this up on the fly here but so I had a few questions for you, Froth. So on the move back up, I mean this is beautiful absorption, no question about it, it's great, right into it and there's a lot of pushing underneath though with high liquidity at higher level so that eight o'clock right there, what time zone are you in? I'm in Pacific. Pacific, okay. So this was 11 o'clock then, East Coast time, right? Yes. Okay, because that's kind of an odd time to see like a really strong move like this. If you look over on your higher timeframe chart, let's see over here, like what is, was this the open here in the opening drive to the upside here? On that day, yes it was. Okay, so then what you've got here is your higher timeframe, you've got your double top up there or triple top basically and you didn't take the first one here by the pink line, did you, with the arrow on the right or did you take the second one, is it the second one that you took? The first one there happened at basically 6 a.m. his time. I don't think he starts trading until 8.30. Okay, so that's what we're looking at is the first, it's essentially this first retest of that. This one here. High of day from the previous day. It's where that pink arrow is pointing in image one. Gotcha, okay. Think of swim chart. Okay, great, great. All right, so the only comment I have on here is just like about controlling risk and opening drives. Like you do have the absorption, no question. You do also really nicely identify the trap. This I really like. And I do also like that they pulled here underneath. You can start to see them pulling here, right? And just kind of stepping aside. What would scare me, and it's just personal, right? Because you did a great job here. But what would scare me is all this momentum in the, there's a lot of buying in here. And it's a pretty strong opening drive. So I wouldn't be sure if they're gonna break the top here or not. That's not the opening drive right there though. If I remember correctly, that's at, that's a little after the opening drive. That's after the initial balance and everything as well. Okay, so this is a 15 minute chart on the right, right? Yeah, that's almost 11 a.m. market time at that point where it hits the top. So we're going into the lunch period. Okay, so I mean, I'm not sure where, I mean, I imagine somewhere down here is the open. That's his open, yeah. So it is a strong move from the open. But it was at this particular day, I remember this day really well actually, it was stalling and I had a very short bias on the high as well. Okay, okay. We also had, I think the key distinction here is like we're analyzing the ES closely, but we're looking at the NQ chart. And the NQ was really, I think the one that was pumping higher and it was, is hitting more of a defined potential resistance area. And you can see that. So that was sort of a bias of like, if the NQ is the stronger equity here, the stronger index, we're looking for signs of a potential failure there to drive the ES lower. Yeah, cause if the ES isn't following in correlation strong enough, when NQ falls, you're gonna get the snapback from ES as well. And it's just gonna rally into each other. And you can see that the NQ on book map for me here is this blue dash line. And you can see exactly what Frost just mentioned, this really sharp move once it started to fade there. And I'll remove that now so you can look at it. And you can actually see in this box here on the bottom right, there's a sweep there. So something that a lot of market makers or dealers will do is if their positions in one instrument are being tested, they might use another instrument to offset some of those deltas. And you can see that that's potentially what they did here with a large sweep that's 433 contracts very quickly. So that's kind of what Frost is mentioning. It was going right into that resistance point. I remember this day very, very vividly and I was looking very short off the rip once we got the settlement, I was looking to come back to the opening. Yeah, I mean, you know, so that's a really, it's a really great point in here that, cause I didn't know that you were looking at the NQ, Frost. But you know, this is part of your trading style is you're looking at correlated markets. And that makes this even much, much stronger. He was also looking at 10-year yields too if I remember that day. I was looking at the bear steepener not the 10-year yield itself as well as the ESNQ. I cheat though. I utilize the correlation tracker within BookMap to keep up with NQ and I have the market poll stuff. It just keeps me from having to bounce around my TLS charts so much but everybody does things slightly different. He's got a great job here. He also uses VIX a lot too and I think that a lot of traders don't necessarily do that very much. I mean, Frost, Frost, you got the open mic. I mean, you tell us. Yeah, I certainly use the VIX. I've been using the yields more lately as we've seen elevated levels because it has been a good, for me, it's been a good thing to set the foundation for the day and kind of align my bias prior to seeing the intraday order flow so that I can approach the day with either cautionary things in mind, like if I see elevated yields and that's applying downward pressure and potential weakness on the market but the market is rallying, that might give me some pause or some caution if I see a potential long setup but I'm seeing these other correlated markets and indicators that are counter to that thesis. That's going to give me a little bit of caution when potentially taking and putting risk on taking the trade. Yeah, yeah. And this is an interesting timeframe. Again, you'll hear it a lot if you listen to a lot of the talking heads of bonds leads markets and that's kind of what Frost's mentioning here. If yields are carrying higher, we would expect some reaction in the equities market and the reaction we're getting here is counterintuitive. So one of the two is likely going to give up at some point. So... Yeah. And that doesn't mean you necessarily need to be short though. You could still take a long but what he's kind of saying is that don't stay in the long if it starts working against you or look for maybe a shorter duration trade, something very quick scalpy-wise. Yeah, I have another question for off for you because I really like the clarity here in the book sweep and the trap volume. That's just excellent. And what it makes me think is that this move here, right, is extremely toxic. And this is a larger player saying like anyone up here, sorry, you know, there was a nice drive up there but we're moving the market. Now what's funny about that though, and this is what I'm curious because I don't remember this day but on your higher timeframe chart over here, it spiked one more above, once more above here. So I'm wondering if you saw it looks like it if I look at your chart over here, this red candle right here and then this red candle right here. Look at the strength of those moves. To me, it looks exactly like the same player that moved it here. Did you see that behavior again over here by this kind of sweep here that we're talking about? Did you see it over here? I cannot recall what the price action was like later in the day. There was sweeps there. This particular individual, he was sweeping this general location multiple times throughout the day. But it could have been because again, that hedging flow, just because somebody's undergoing a sweep, we don't necessarily know like if they're doing it just from the ES perspective or if they're using some sort of correlation. But he did enter the market several times throughout that day at that particular price point. One of the issues that I had with the trade when I was looking at it and you can kind of see it in my chart here when I took the screenshot, it's that we kind of bounce into the VWAP area and then we get that consolidation and you can see the white line for VWAP. But we ended up breaking it and then we essentially get, you can see the bounce off of it right here, that the resistance, the VWAP resistance essentially to continue that moves lower. I had my finger on the trigger ready to just flatten the trade because of that right there. Just because again, like you mentioned, we did have a strong up move. So even though my bias was bearish and then frost bias is bearish, don't hold your trades if you don't need to. Like if you don't like them. So yeah. Yeah, it's, I guess I'm just alluding to the point here. Like, I mean, really nice. I mean, really strong momentum into this level up here. And this, if this is a larger player here with really kind of has the power and to create such a move. And then it looks like they defended it over here again. And that's why I was kind of curious about if you saw that. And that's another thing that I just want to mention here. Like that's what it's nice about the software here. You can see that, right? You can look for that behavior again. That's kind of where I was going with this. Yeah, it's great. One thing that I've noticed kind of in this more recent timeframe where this was taken is, and you can see it in his TLS chart. It's the overnight you'll get a down move. And then as we start to enter the EU timeframe, you might get a little bit of a reaction backwards. And then once markets open, you'll get a retracement of potentially where that move was. But then end of day, you're kind of in the same area. And on this particular timeframe, I think this was on the fifth, it was the beginning of this month. We could see a lot of this kind of like similar stuff. We would go back to where we opened or closed if we had a large move in the ETH hours. So it was great. This is a great trade. This is a really good. There's a lot of small nuance here that's really good for book map. You can see, you talked about the absorption, but you can also see no aggression following through here. And you can see that in these red stripes. And then you get this strong pushback, but nobody's there to follow through. So you get this consolidating pattern, which is great. And then you get the push down, but then there's nobody here. So it's great to see. There's a lot of great things in this image. Honestly, I could talk about this image for a long time if we stuck on it. Yeah, we got to move on. We got to move on. I don't want to hold people too long. The goal was to be 45 minutes long here. I think your three trades are next. Yeah, yeah. So let me, I think I'll take over here. And let's go over some other trades. Once again, team Jay Frost. Thank you guys. I appreciate it. Those are great setups to the show. Yeah, yeah, good work. Guys, just in general, like this is our first meeting. So the goal is to give feedback on people's imagery here. Maybe we spent too much time on one trade here, but that's okay. I mean, like the goal here is to show that you have, you can learn something from it. And so I covered here. See, can you see my screen? Yes, sir. Okay. So I covered in here Stevens. I wanted to cover Steven first. He's been working really hard. He's been attending lots of webinars. And I know he's in here as well. And we can open the mic for you, Steven, if you like as well. One of the things that I wanted to comment here on, and I did in the spreadsheet, this was back in July that you posted this, is like a clarity, like that froth image before. Like, I mean, this, why I'm covering this here is, I just, it is really good exercise to document things that you see on the chart. It's a great thing to do. It helps you so much, understand some of these things. It might be a little much. It's, that would be, and why I'm mentioning this here is to kind of focus now, since you've got a breadth here of lots of data, now start to determine what works for you and kind of focus in on it. And then you can start looking for setups and trades and starting to trade it and building a plan from it. This is, it's a lot of work. And what I'm trying to help with here in this image is to reduce that and focus that into a few things. It might be like outside the range here. I know you're watching, Tom, this is too low, it's too high, back into the mean, whatever it might be in the auction process. However, you could clarify a lot of the things in here and just look at that. And then the question is though, like on this move here, is that, let me get the pen, is this area in here, now we can add in a few more things and if, now there's a lot of ifs in here. Is it too low, right? Well, we know from hindsight that it came back up. So yeah, it is. However, talking about trap traders and then also looking for the buyers to come in on the other side, so we need that. And this could be a trading plan in itself, just a very simple like outside of the range going, the trend is up in this image. I don't know how strong it is in general. We only have like 40, 45 minutes of, or 15, 20 minutes of data here. But looking for coming back in and then like where do those buyers start to come back in? And you start to see that in here. It's a bit high to put that risk on at this point. I mean, maybe you can, if you kind of zoom in here, you can kind of see it that there is a nice little kind of trap in here of some sellers in here. And there's not a whole lot of buying back up above though. And it's up in here where it looks better for this to continue on up to at least the top of the range or some of these areas of liquidity up above. So I just wanted to use this image to, if you guys are struggling with like over analysis, start to just focus on a few things that you know really well. And it might be, what I mentioned, it might be something else. And that would be my feedback on this image. Let's see here. There's another one here. And in this one here, like one of the things that I was going to recommend in here was some of this potentially too low, too high a type of stuff. That's good. I don't think it's necessarily helping though, knowing that it's just too low. It's like, we've got book map. So let's let the order flow tell us that it's too low. And that'll come in with the order book. You know, if they're going to bid underneath here and we start to find buyers and they're pulling on the offer. Yeah, that is too low. The auction process is telling us that it's too low. Just identifying that it might be too low is a start. Where we get more into the detail would be like understanding that, ooh, you know, look, they just pulled it away from that area. And in fact, these are the traders that, you know, in the trap that you potentially want to trade with because it is too low. And others are telling you that, well, when they get through this area and then they're up here, you have kind of a flip of the book on the offer to the bid, found buyers, look for the move higher. You know, it's not really that great. I don't know what's on the left hand side here, but here I can see the buyers start to come in, right? And in the move higher here. So that was all. And I wanted to cover though a few points in here on that. It's the same with VWAP and or VPOC or whatever it is, like, you know, prove it like that, or let the order flow prove it in the auction process. Just because it's a VPOC, who cares? Like, you know, let the behavior here in the order flow prove that, yeah, this is like a magnet for price that is happy in this little area in here. It's going to chop back and forth here until we have some sort of imbalance to, you know, show us, show us the way here. So, yeah, that was all, Stephen, and you're muted in here, but I think you have, you can unmute yourself if you have any follow-up questions on that. And you don't have to. Okay, yeah, your focus was a little too set up focused. Realize that you had to simplify. Yeah, so absolutely, but the process, I mean, you're doing tremendous amount of work. That's, it's fantastic. So what I, I mean, like, I just don't want to take people down the road here of doing too much work and spinning their wheels. Like we need to get traction with the work. And that's kind of my point in here. All right, so let me, let me go on to another one here. Rubicon Trader. So, you know, also there's a lot of stuff in here. And yeah, you were spinning your wheels. Okay, so there's a lot of stuff in here. And the, you know, again, looking here for reversal and your trade thesis, but you're reasoning it through. And, you know, you can, you can see it in here and you can see your trade short in here. And then, you know, looking at the bottom of this range in here and taking it. And there's still more selling pressure. And this is a pullback in here. In fact, this is a low volume pullback. This is still accepting outside this range. And you can still be in this. And it looks like you were, you followed, you trailed or stopped until it hit your profit down here. It's beautiful. You know, it's beautiful how you handle that. I really, I really like it. So you've got your reasoning behind why this is going down here into these areas here. And you even mentioned it in here, potential add, which is, which is just great. So, yeah, really, really nice stuff in here. And that's, that's my, that's what I got here for, for comments. The, let's see, didn't matter or don't matter. The, I wanted to cover two things in here, and we'll go through it kind of quickly. Just these are really, you know, again, I like the simplicity and clarity, you know, moving up out of sight a balance area. And then you have your consolidation here and then your breakout here. And then, you know, you're, you're wondering about shorting or is this going to be continuation. So what I kind of wanted to cover in here is actually, let me, let me take a look at the second image. Because this is, you're, you're looking for a, let me see if I'm getting confused here. This was trading it back into the range, right? Outside of the range back into. So here you're trading back in, whereas here, you were, you were outside, inside out. And one of the, one of the things to, to look for on the inside out is a lot of volume, pulling it up into, into some of these areas in here. So in here, like aggressive short, I'm not, I'm not sure. And you aren't sure either in here for a counter rotational area. Now this would have to be kind of a higher timeframe in here to take a look at. And then you'd look for the order flow in here to, to show some weakness. And, but, but, you know, right now we can see that it's buyers and they do trade into this liquidity, which does absorb it at this point. I'm not sure what happened up here. Anyway, from what I wanted to cover in this was very, very simple ideas here about trading from the inside out, what you're looking for, and then also trading from the outside in, and what you're looking for. Okay. You're talking about your, you know, initial balance failure, and then trading back into areas here. You've got your, your, you know, a VPOC here and you're looking at it to come back into some of these areas and rightfully so. Now my question to you would be like, well, what about some of the liquidity up here? What about some of the order flow that you saw? Did it help you give that insight as well? Use these things to your edge within, within Bookmap, within the, you know, the order book and the, the volume and structure breaks as well. Right. So I really like the way that you, you've got your kind of structures. You know, because market structure is so important. You mentioned it in this, this image here and you also mentioned it in this image here. So really, really nice there, looking at that kind of a bigger picture of the structure and then looking for the nuances within that in the order flow to give you an edge. So yeah, that's what I got here and that's not it. I do have one more and I wanted to cover this on John, on John R. He, he put a video together and started to talk through his trades in here. So, you know, he's a, this is a lot of you guys have been doing this and it's great. Video content is, I know Rob has been doing this as well. Video content is a great way to kind of prove it to yourself and talk through it. And then you're making it an objective by first off, having to talk about it. And then secondly, you're putting it out there on YouTube. And, you know, what, you know, what people are saying that you only got five views on it, but who cares? You know, use, use YouTube as this as a tool for yourself. The, one of the things I brought this up for is the format here. So video is great if you want to use it. I just have to mention something in here. We cannot give you too much feedback on this. If you are interested in, in using video, this is what I need to get from you then. I need a clip. Okay. So use this feature down here. Click on it. And then you're going to, you can make a little clip in here. Right. And what I'm looking for is like an hour. I'm sorry, like a minute only. So if you can find an area of one minute of, you know, good data in here, then give it a title. Sort of kind of as a target. So, you know, if we go out to. And then share the clip. Okay. And then this is, this is what to put in your spreadsheet here. Deviation move from. And then, and then put that into your spreadsheet. So in fact, I want to show the spreadsheet. And for anyone who has any questions about that. So filling this in. This is what you're going to get when you sign up for, for book map. Is you have samples in here of, you know, different traders that, that sample or put in the link here. And you're going to be doing exactly the same thing. And, and then here is your tab here. So this is for, you know, the end of this is this month is ending. This is for September. And just make a new tab. And just, just copy this one, duplicate it. Right. And then, then, then name it here. And we'll just name it. Instead of, you know, nine, we'll put in 10. Done. And then you can move it over here and then start filling this one in. Right. And then for that video clip, you, this is where you'll put it here. So, and you'll just say this is, you know, video on, I don't know, let's say, you know, order book in, in balance. And then you put the date in here. Right. And then, so we have a clip of one minute and we can give you good feedback on that. You know, here we've have an hour over an hour long video. We're not going to watch it. So we just, I wish I could, but we can. Right. I just wanted to cover that. Let's see. What else was on the agenda? I think, I think that was it. And did, did you guys have any, any questions? I wanted to open this up for, for Q and A in here. No. One, one more thing I can do in here. Right. Is I want to show some other, like samples, like Frost's example was really good. And, you know, that's, that's, it's handwritten the production of it's not so great, but it is very, very clear. And, you know, as you know, we really liked it. But what I wanted to show in here was there's two traders in particular, Jack as well. I mean, you know, excellent imagery and documentation. I wanted to show. Let's see. No, no. Here we go. Look at, look at stands. I mean, really simple. Right. And he's, he's only, he's, he's got to, I'm not saying, you know, put in just a few, you can go overboard and put in many call outs and things, but just try to clarify them and simplify them for yourself. And then he, he's showing like where he, he's, what he's looking at, he's mocking it up on the chart. And then he's putting in entries and exits, et cetera, his target, you know, in, in these areas down here, he's using this to build himself out his own trading plan. Right. This is excellent. And I mean, I think the one to uphold the most is, is slow down. His images are, are really, really like, you know, kind of artistic works here. And you see, I know I just passed some for today, but you had another one in here that was just so good. Or you had many in here. And they're just so good. Look at these, look at these, you know, areas in here. He's got, I'm not asking for people to do this, but I am asking to, you know, use this as an example. And because it's really good. He's, he's got, he's following Wycoff. He's building out his trading plan. He has his reasons for getting involved into a trade. And here's what he's looking for in general. He knows this in his mind. I'm looking for this. When it presents, he is prepared. He takes the trade. He takes some off at his first target. He holds, he gets a pullback. He's looking for his next target. And he's actively managing it. This is the way to go. This is how to use this Bookmap Academy. And, you know, build out a trading plan and become a better trader for yourself. So on that example that you just showed Bruce, if you think about that example, guys, and then turn around and go look at the example from froth earlier today, it's the same pattern upside down. It's the same thing. You know, so that kind of goes back to what we're saying. Annotate things and make sure you have really good notes because you can see these things and you'll start recognizing them very quickly and you'll start seeing these things and be able to trade them really well. That's really what's important about the journaling process. Making your notes clear, it's only going to help you. So just kind of adding into Bruce's statement there. Yeah, well said. So thank you everybody for coming. Unless there's any more questions, let me double check again. Because I'd like to just, I don't want to take up too much of your time, but I want to do more of these. Please give me your feedback. Did you find this helpful? What else would you like to see in here? I'm sorry if we didn't cover your images, but like we will, we're going to look through them. We're going to have more coaches. You know, next time a slowdown is going to go through some imagery for you guys as well and give his feedback. So, you know, this is the approach that we're taking and with this Bookmap Academy. So yeah, okay. No questions. Thank you, Steven. And. All right. Yeah, thanks guys. It is recorded. I'll put it up on the, or link I guess here. I'll figure out how to record and put this up and, and take it from there. But thanks for coming everybody. Thank you, Jack, for your, for your coaching. And thank you everybody for all your images in here and your content. I think we've got a good thing going here. Right. So we'll meet in again, but adjourn for now. Thanks.