 Hello fellow day traders, my name is Fausto from Cybertrain University and I want to do another video talking about the NASDAQ Book Viewer, which is also known as Total View. If you've been watching some of the videos, you'll notice I've been doing a bunch of videos on this. A lot of people want to learn a little bit more about it and want to show you another good example of how important it is to let you know how to follow the money. Now if you watch one of the old videos or any of my other videos, subscribe to it and do a search. I go into a basic description of how to do it in a very simple way in terms, but I'm going to do a little bit more advanced trading on right now. So this is a little bit more of the strategy behind it. So I'm just going to minimize, this is actually the homepage of the NASDAQ website, which is what I use to access what you're looking at right here. Now here's a browser base of the Book Viewer and basically what I want to show you is that I see that there is 71,000 shares looking to be bought of AMD. Now if you notice AMD has been a very, very one of the most popular trading stocks on the NASDAQ. There's a lot of trading going on, but some of us don't have a strategy and they're like, okay, well it's been going up, but why is it trending down? Where do I cover or when should I buy it? Well the thing is you have to understand is that the way stocks go up and go down is supply and demand. And I keep repeating that because I want to make sure I get into your trader's heads that it doesn't matter what the stock does, it's what everybody else is doing. So I'm going to push right here that the stock, I'm just going to bring up a daily chart right here, I'm going to show you what's going on. And you could see over the course of the day AMD went from 3980 and from the start of this morning and just literally just came all the way down to a price of 3920. Now that's a pretty, not a huge drop, but it's something that all of us are looking at it and say, okay, well does it have a double top or triple bottom? You hear all these little technical terms. But the bottom line is this. It came to a price which is right around close to the 39. And in the past hour it's been having a tough time breaking it. Why is that? It's because of the candlestick, it's because of the Bolger Bands, because of what? Listen, at the end of the day there are buyers out there. How do you get that confirmation? Well, let's go stop, let's go look at our book viewer. And if you look down here at the bottom and we work our way down, you'll notice that right when we get down to $39. 3920, not 3910, $39, there are over 151 different orders. That means that there are a lot, there's 150 people that make up 100 shares, 1,000 shares, 300 shares, maybe even your shares. And that's equivalent to 71,000 shares. Now listen, there are orders at every single price up to over here at 3920, at 3912, that make up 11 shares. But that is a lot of orders. So when you're sitting here and you're looking at the chart, let me kind of split the screen for you so you can see a little bit better. And you're seeing that, wow, look at that big drop. And then all of a sudden it kind of like loses steam. And it's starting to trend up a little bit, but it's not really breaking it and getting back to that big buyer. Well, it's because that there is a demand out there. So fellow traders, to learn more about trading and learning how to use the right tools, you need to have the right platforms. And when you look at the book viewer and you're looking at basically, this is one of the ECNs that are out there. But when you look over here and you look at these ECNs, you have to know what makes one more predominant than the other. Because you have several ECNs, but I preferably like the NASDAQ book viewer. It's one of the original ones out there, a lot of orders out there. And obviously you could see how a pretty predominant the stock could make support levels due to that big order. So anyway, to see more videos like this, just subscribe to my YouTube, just click on the bottom, like it, and also click subscribe. And I'll show you a lot more tips just like to use the book viewer. Because remember, stocks go up due to supply and demand. And if you want to learn how to day trade, you want to know why these things go up as a swing trade, you got to know how to use the book viewer more than anything. Thanks for watching, ladies and gentlemen. See you in the upcoming videos.