 The broadcast is now starting. All attendees are in listen-only mode. Good morning, traders, and welcome to the Map Pro Trader webinar series. Today we have Jay Trader. We've had him several times in the past and always delivers an excellent presentation here. Jay Trader has been trading a long time since he was 18 years old in high school and trading long hours and went from equities and options here to trading high volume. And as you can see here in the text, going over 40 million, 400 million, up here per year, and then mostly level two in time and sales here. So he is very, very happy to find Bookmap, which is that he had it back then trading those level two back in those days. And then now Jay Trader focuses primarily on futures equities and options and is the main trader in the small cap room. So let me go through the risk disclaimer and I want to show you the contact information for Jay Trader as well. And then we'll just turn it over to him and get started here. So the risk disclaimer, trading futures equities and digital currencies involves a substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. Okay, and then here's Jay Trader's contact information. We've got his website, his Twitter, his YouTube page, his email here and special offers you can get from Jay Trader here longer term offers that we not available from the bookmap.com website. Okay, I will put all of these links into the chat for you so that you can have them and reach out to him directly instead of having to copy it down right now. So without further ado, let me switch it over here to Joseph and we will get started. Good morning, everybody. Good morning, Bruce. Good morning. Let's start with screen. All right, so do you see my screen with bookmap, Bruce? Yes. Okay, how's the resolution? Pretty good. Yeah, it's pretty good. It's pretty good. It's still pretty small. Because I'm running a 4K, so let's see if I can fix this. Just one second. Let's see if I can fix the resolution. I'm going to use menu over here in this joint tools. Options. Okay, I will, I will look if I can zoom over here so I can explain better. Let's see if we have a zoom cursor. Like this. Okay, so let's start. Okay, then we'll come to me, Bruce, if we use your good. So welcome everybody to small cap trading with bookmap. Today I'm going to present what I do every day in the room. So we basically look for where institutional trading are investing. So which side of the market they're trading, if they're live on the supply or on their demand. Bookmap is just a char visualisation of the orders of the algos of everything that is executed on the market. And you can see it graphically. So we'll see some setups. I will go over the basics and then we'll like start with more advanced techniques. First of all, if you have a question, just like right to Bruce, then we will cover some questions. And again, happy to be here. This I think is the fourth or fifth webinar with you traders. So let's start. All right, first, over here. Let's see. This is a normal chart with bookmap. And you can see, for example, BA. I trade small caps and big caps. And I have plotted these dots in this way so you can see my settings up here. The settings are for the dots and for the background. I like to see the background pretty dark. And then you will see these levels. So these levels are called heat map. The orange level is a big heat map. So this level over here tells you that we have orders set at 210, for example. The darker the level, the more important the level over here. We have a 205 very important level. So a very big heat map. The dots are the executions. So all the orders that are executed on the market. And you can see that we have bigger dots. These big dots over here. And then we have the small dots over here. So bigger dots correspond at bigger orders. Small dots correspond to our small orders. And then over here on the right, we have the price. So you can see the levels 210, 205, 201. And then you can see the first are the orders that are placed over there that are ready to be executed. And this is the cumulative volume. So the amount of the orders. And for example, you can see big orders on the bid over here for 322,000. Question, Bruce, is it like clear with the zoom and everything? Yeah, it looks great. Just for a little while there, the pointer, we couldn't see. But now we're seeing it with the red dot there. So the resolution looks good. I can't quite see the bottom of your chart though. I see an upper level. There's kind of a blank space up above though, above the book map. So trying to solve that. So first of all over here. This is the soak. So what is a soak? When the market opens and you see over here 930, right? 930 in Italy is 330. So I trade in the afternoon. When do you have a huge amount of orders? So when you have, in this case, we have 750,000 shares traded at 205 level. So this level tells that they try to push, they try to buy BA, Boeing in order to push it up because this is like an uptrending stock. You know, it's like reclaiming all the previous supports, right? And resistances now is going up. So at the open, we have right away buyers. So who are those buyers? Buyers are big traders, retailers are like firms. So for example, you are like an independent trader. Maybe you work, you call up your broker and nine o'clock and you say, okay, fill me at the open an order of 5000 shares on VA. All right. So let's say like a million. And when the, when the open comes, he, the broker as a cure the order. So in this case, we start buying over here at 205. The second thing you have to do is look the direction after this soak. So once we have the fail and we start seeing these dots below the big dot, you know that this in 90% of the cases. All right. When this pattern happens will be a fade. And I'm not talking about the fade all day long. I'm talking a fade in the first five minutes. And you can see over here, we went from 205. So to 198. Next thing you have to look for is a support. So this was a support remarket. So once the support we come pre-market comes, you have a reversal. And you can see that the liquidity over here starts like going up fast. This is also why use on book map times and sales. All right. And I filter my times and sales for different dollar stock price, dollar stock prices, sorry. And we start forming this pattern. This is an ascending triangle. You can see that this time we push against to 205 over here. We start rejecting. So we have sellers at 205. At the same time, we have buyers over here at 200. You can see on the right, 88,000. What happens next? We started having a breakout. And this is what times your entry. So what I'm showing you today is not only how book map works, but I like to give traders something that when they go back to their trading station, they can actually use it. They can implement with their setup, with their strategy, and they can find it useful, both for small caps, big caps, and find these patterns and open. And this happens generally in the first 15, 20, 30 minutes. In this case, a little bit longer, one hour and 15. But it starts in this pattern of reversal. So we open over here. We're red on the day. We're red on the day. And then we start switching to green. So you have an under over, a big accumulation breakout, 205. They clear the liquid over here. And then they push and they actually this went up to 220 and more on the day. This is how it looks like on a one minute chart. So you can see the soak. You can see it goes down over here. And then up again. And then down again. And then up. So you can see traders how the pattern that we can see on book map reflects with this. You see my spot like, right, Bruce? Yes. Okay. Perfect. So this is the break up. We were talking about the 205. So the soak, the support for the reversal and the breakout over here. So this is the pattern that you have to look for generally get up, training stocks, high volume stock, high relative strength stocks, and generally above a very important resistance or above that daily important resistance. Another example over here this time. This is the same pattern that we were looking for, but on another day. So we can see how we have an interday pattern. At 938, 936, you see that accumulation. Actually, sorry, this is the same exact pattern that we were looking for, but on another day. All right. So this pattern under over comes in another day and they repeat themselves. So let's look over here. We have triangle after this big accumulation. And then we started having the break up. Same exact set up before two times on BA in the last weeks. What to look over here. Look this big support that we have. We broke it and then reclaimed it broke it and then reclaim it. So we have a huge amount of buyers over here in the support. And then we start having a push consolidation and a break up. Now let's look. Another example over here. This is just like zooming what happens to open. Why this soak at 930. So what you see over here is 930 is important. So this is again a soak. And how to trade it again. Look for that direction right away after the soak. You start seeing these dots. Downside. All right. And then after that, you see this big. Order at 223. You can see almost 7,000 shares. How much we soaked over here. 713,000 shares at all. So this was a huge order. We cannot, we couldn't break the 223. And we started like unwinding, unwinding, unwinding. And then you start seeing lower highs, lower highs, lower highs support over here. So another big order. And then a flush. And this is RBA. So you can see. The soak over here open. Wash to that pre-market low. Started bouncing. Another fake breakdown started bouncing. You can see the increase of the volume. Again, this say over here, this bar for under over pattern becomes your long setup. And you can see that we went from 223 up to 234. Then curl again. And then go back to the small caps. How can we see these setups on small caps? So today I was trading with the room on. Chris on idea on ABC T. We were looking at the jail. Why so a lot of volume these days on small caps. Basically seems everybody's training small caps. We see often small caps with 50 100 150 million of volume, like incredible, especially because we are in summer. CIDM was a day two over here. So we're talking about a gap down. The first day we had a huge extension of the day. So imagine the first day we were going up, up, up. And then afternoon we started going down. And then day after. So this is the pre-market 915. We started being below the previous day close. So you can see over here, small liquidity, small equity. These orders are 100 to 100 shares, maximum 1000 shares. And they grind small, small, small, small. So this is the same setup I traded today on idea that I showed the members in the room. And we started shorting pre-market. All right. Open. Look what happens over here. Open. First of all, you have this soak. It doesn't matter if this soak is green or red. You have this soak and then you see a direction right away. And you can see over here, the soak right away. Why do you see above big heat map? So right away, they put liquidity. They put over there a resistance 22,000. So you know that somebody wants to dump this has a lot of shares to dump. So you can start shorting 295, 296 risking that $3 area. And this is a pretty good unwind and went to 50 in about 50 minutes over here. This is the heat map. And this is the big order over there fixed at $3. You can see that on the right, I have also my times in sales often like to filter it. So you can filter with this arrow down error or 1000 to 1000 shares. So don't think that professional traders look at every single order. You want to see two things, the blocks and the elbows. And also, yeah, the order flow. So I like to filter for small caps generally 2000 is something is not that liquid, at least 1000, minimum 1000 size different for the big caps. And you can see there's this stair step down pattern. Lower highs, lower lows, simply dilution over here. All right. So we have traders, we have firms, we have big hands, what I like to call big hands, unloading even bag holders probably unloading their position. This is our CIDM. So you can see the first day went up all the way up. And then came down. And then this is day two. When we started having the flush. Same setup as I see. Today. So you can see over here that the soul and then down one. As far as sex, this was last Friday. So this was a good one. High forecast fader. I like morning pops. So what you see over here. It's 1015 pop. And I can make some comparison. So this morning, if you were treating Chris. You saw and you remember that 950 we started to reclaim B web and start pushing. All right. I know because I was trading it. It was 220. I was short to 35 right and open on the stuff. And we went round 195. Then we started reclaiming 220. 950 start pushing. And then we had a clear out high of day breakout. Up till 270 plus. This is the same thing happened on FR sex, but without that clear. So how to see that even if you have a high volume. Even if you have manipulation. It won't have a high of day breakout. Many things to, to compare. First of all, FR sex float. Against. Volume trade. Chris float. Against Chris volume. The volume was 5 million on that bar of reclaim. Today on Chris on a five minute chart. And on FR sex was 4 million. The volume is there, but different is versus the float. And also the old that we had soaking. So you see over here. That we have first of all, a pretty big resistance, right? The two we have 150,000. And between this 160 and that $2. We have a huge amount of orders. So you can see that we started going up and we have these big dots. So soak over here. So big over here. And this was a huge amount of soaking. And this soaking was just below that most important resistance at $2. You know that when you trade small caps. 150 to 250 every 50 cents is a very important level. So look at those level trader. Once we have a break of this trend line. Then it starts your short and you have one resistance above, which is the big heat map. So you have sellers over here set to get filled. Being that we have a bag holders that they want to sell, or we have like short sellers. This is an important resistance. And then we have more over here, 67,000 and 190. So we have two resistors over here. Once we have the crack. And we started having these pops, but you see the dots are much more than this means that the liquidity. So the pressure and the volume of the lawns over here of the buyers is not even more like a couple of minutes before. And then we have the fate. So these are the things that you have to consider and you have to be able to spot this in real time. You can see over here the drop, the lower highs, and then the one. At first, again, after that trend line break, what happened? We started having a set of lower highs, lower highs, lower highs. And you can see that is pushing against this support. This 150 support again, a dollar number. So now you can see that we don't have any more only that two and 190 resistance, but we started having more at 186, 180, 170. So we have sellers that are jumping in and they want to get filled. Everybody that was long over here now is a bag older. So they want to jump out from this trade and they will look to stop. If we have a break on 150 because everybody is looking what to exit on a break of support. But if everybody is looking to wait for that break on support, you think that you will get really filled over here. No. So you have to recognize this in advance, caught it before the breakdown. So save literally your ass. You can see over here. Again, support the breakdown. You can see the big orders over here. Right. So somebody stopped big on this breakdown. And then was a huge loss. This is the chart. He said on the FRSX three minutes. So you can see that we had the morning open. Then we had the curl push. And over here, we have a trend line break. So total different situation compared today to Chris. And you can see the break support over here. We can see again. A zoom off trend line break. Our book. Works again. You can see a 250. I'll win the morning. This is like five minutes after the open. So you can see a big resistance. We have first a big all over here. Less all go big all go less all go. I'll go because this was representing itself in pre-market. So it was like always using the same size. With in this case, 40 K. Then 20 K 40 K 20 K and so on. So all morning we had the same. I'll go like refilling represents himself at different levels. Open. We can see that we have a soap, a usual soap. We start going down. So right away over here, you have a technique of shorting. We started finding support into the two 15. You can see some big support around 30,000. You can see here on the right. So bar step in. We're going to start by looking at the opening level. So turns over here green on the day. We have push then more push, more push. But then we start having the same exact pattern that we saw before. Trendline break, lower highs. And you can see the dots are small over here. We don't have used us. So means no liquidity, no buying pressure. And this is what you have to look for trading your short. So again, you can see out above. So bar break. And so frequently fail. This is on the stock. So you can see SPC be resistance over here. We had a 250 came up again. Push to that previous consolidation 250. So with book map, you can see what are the best support resistance to work with. And then you have that on. So what can we look. Now, just want to show you before we pass again, the word to Bruce. I think he won't mind over here. What was said. I just wanted to show Bruce today, Chris, right here. Because we had basically the same pattern till a certain point, right. That we had on our sex. So this is Chris gonna zoom out so you can see traders. All right, so this is Chris over here, 815. You can see that we start having dip. Push dip or high or high or high. This is the open your 930. All right. So 930 have the soak. Here you have a soak right away a push above. We had a curl down on this support of 25,000 bid. And then they start curling over here. We shorted this morning this year. Trade shared in the room shorted to 37. We were looking to short from 237 till 250. And why story over there. Two things very, very simple. So one is the one reason is because this is a gap in crap. At least till 10 o'clock that I trained the room. Then we had trend line break the same trend line break. I showed it before and you can see so many small orders, right. Then we have over here also a big heat map 88,000 here. So we were looking for that on wine. We started to see a big and wine. You can see we don't have big orders. We have only small orders. The big orders over here are who's stopping out. So you see this red. That is like 80% red this this dot over here. So those are cell orders. That's somebody who is stopping out and more over here. So at that point we were 190. That was up used for the day. And then we started to see this reclaim. So you can start seeing that we started having higher lows, higher lows, consolidation. Over here, we started having a first push to the first big heat map. So remember before we had on that far sex, a push around 1015 1018 that day with 5 million volume on the five minute bar. So here we have the first soak. So soaked again over here. This was a big heat map so so you can short over here or after your position and risk. Once you are in the money, this level over here. So that's perfect at more. I'll go over here. So you can see that we start having more sellers. And you can add more your position. But remember that this level has to be your stop. Once we had that we start seeing this curl pattern. And this curve pattern is nothing else that the big. Sorry, that the big cup, you can see over here. So this is like a big cup, and then break it upside. So in that case, you have to stop your position or reverse it too long. From that moment, we started seeing again, a huge amount of dots bigger dots comparing to the previous dump. You see the dump over here has very small dots and the dots over here representing more liquidity. So use amount of volume pushing it to the upside. Again, remember, use your trend lines, use your trend line. So you can see over here, you started putting your trend line. You started seeing the first break exactly over here. So this is what I wanted to show you the difference that we have between FRSX that was just a push like this, where you can shorten that trend line break to Chris, which was instead a push the same way, but we didn't have that follow through over here. And held the $2 level. So again, a whole dollar number start curling with high volume and then pushed the upside. All right, so this is the difference between the two set of recognize when you will have used volume for a long or a fade for short. All right, Bruce, any questions out there. Yeah, yeah, and everyone get your questions in for for Jay trader. And we'll go through them here off the bat here. Let's see. How are you your trade management, maybe you can go through a little bit of that and targets for profit. Okay. First of all, risk management, I think we will need to talk at least a couple of hours, only to go like, you know, scratch the surface of 30%. But the main points are that you have to be accountable in trading. And according to the setup that you're trading according to your risk, according to your balance, right, so your capital, you have you need a different risk management. For example, I'm never looking to trade something less than for at least to our profit when I'm day trading, day trading can be two minutes straight or four hours straight, but nevertheless then to our return so I'm risking one at least to get to generally my targets are between three and four are each setup has a different, let's say wind rate. So I have set up with 50% setup with 60% startups with 70% wind rate. So when I have the perfect setup, I call it a plus setup. In that case, I like to use full size, maybe sometimes even a little bit more trading more than one account. And I'm looking for specific targets. So it's not that I enter in a trade, I don't know where to exit each setup I trade has a specific entry exit, and I base my trading on stats and data is not trading 2020 is not like buying support resistance whatever. No, is a lot of that a lot of big testing, knowing what works knowing which scenario works knowing which patterns work only having a clear vision of what's working with this market, you can be profitable. Okay. Yeah, I mean, I love these examples that you're showing. Joseph, I mean that just and very, very simple, very, very clear. And especially when you then you take away the bookmap chart and you look at the candlestick chart, and you really see what you're missing. I mean, you cannot see where they're in the in the order book you cannot see that high liquidity. There's no context to did it trade or did it reverse a why it might reverse at some of those levels. Just really, really nice stuff here. The question about, let's see. Oh yeah, Anthony was asking about how you source these trades in the morning I guess how you do your research and what you look at for your filtering and finding these examples. Okay, I want to, I want to just show this morning I have a plan over here with the stats, for example, right, for example, I look at DPW. I start looking. Sorry, this is a little bit small, but I start looking at my stats on the biggest gap, if in the past they had more faders or more runners so if they were a gap and go or a gap in crap. That example, when they start fading and more. So only by collecting your data, you have this stuff. I have a very clear process. In my room I explained basically, I was telling to Bruce 29 May I had a boot camp with Benzinga and explain my entire strategy, how to find a stocks for each morning. What I can tell is that I look for the first four or five gaps out of the gate for small caps. I started looking for gaps at least 15% with at least 150k volume trading on the day. So right away at 637 I'm there in the market in the room. This morning we traded DPW and you can ask all the members the room which are DPW to 21 so actually was 321 to 420 missed the move to five, but we were treating very early with a lot of traders that you can see also on social like math and others. So, being fast, looking at scanners, I provide free scanners in the morning the room. We use book map every single day. And we focus on the biggest gap of the day for the big caps instead we look for training stocks, like be a zoom and video Apple, all the stocks Tesla all the stocks are training these days. We are on those, especially when they have a breakout from the previous day range. Okay. Let's see here. Jack is asking about, I guess, the more about trade management about taking heat. When it starts to go against you. And how you I guess deal with some of that. Okay, I have an example today on ABC team. Actually, all on Chris. Sorry, Chris. I showed my trade in the room this morning so I can show it if I can find a one second. But that's a clear example on on how I use the stop. So, to answer your questions. If you are all right over here. Okay, I trade more than one account. This was, for example, I traded Chris over here on one account. 235 call the trade to 40 explain members what they were going to do. Covering over here small and then out in the money over here. So once I'm in the money. First of all, that's called trailing. I get out break even. Then I reshorter over here. And I had a clear risk when I saw that that risk was compromised. All right. I reshorter over here. So you can see this 250. In this case, I had my stop at 258. But with the slippage, I can only get filled it to 70. So from this, what do you events. Why, when you have a trade always have hard stops, but in a fast high, volatile market. You need also a or a nice offset. So, for example, you want to have a stop at 258 have us a half set of key up key probably that you get filled plus 0.03 at least 304 cent of slippage. I had this morning over here. This was slippage more than 10 cents. All right. And the second thing is to always know the risk versus your account. So I want never to risk more than 1% of my account on a day. And I know that this is very hard for who has a very small account that needs to grow that account. So you have to be very precise in where to stop. Generally, my stops are never more than 1520 cents when you're trading small caps, when you're trading big caps 7080 cents, maybe Tesla $1, $1. Okay. Let's take a look here. What else. So, yeah, Humphrey is asking here. What exactly gives you an edge with book map. What's your sole reason for, for using book map. Okay. Look at the tape on four different stocks. For example, this morning I had the idea Chris, those are the main four ones. I mean, look your level to whatever broker you have. Look at all the orders passing look all those numbers, then do this for 20 years, and you become like me blind with the big attic. But basically that is when you have instead. And trust me because the members that I'm training are seen the difference in this. And I'm not saying this because I need to sell it anything. I'm saying this like an independent trader and for a living over here since 1999. You have it more simple. So you can see what happens on your level to just by looking at the chart. All right. So you only need basically to use these charts, put your support resistances and trade why you see that's it. So you need to see for your chart and then start looking the tape if the tape you have for example, big orders, small orders soaking absorbing refilling propping and more and more and more. So it's just an easy way to look at your charts and to see where you have more supply more demand because it's all about that. Okay. I answer your question. Yeah, I think so. The, let's see, I think, Sean is asking here about soaking and what exactly you mean by that if you can define that. Sure. So, before we are looking at the example on even here. Let's say Chris. When you are at the support or resistance and over here we have a support at $2 right. So this heat map over here you can see 49,000 so 50k over here the support. So we have this dot over here and they traded 136,000 so much more than that support means that we have use amount of soaking. And if we have that support more than the cell over here that's soaking will start like reversing to the upside. What you see is when you execute a big order that support that support holds because it's like accumulates all the shares that they sell to him, he accumulates for them pushing back up the same thing for a soak to the resistance. So they eat eat eat for example 250 resistance, let's say over here, there's a big soak maybe hidden seller is share is like only showing 5k shares 200 shares, we don't know. You only see that on your level to say why I see 200 shares on the last but I see on the times and sales, they already passed over here, half a million shares. So that 100 shares buddy is not a real seller is an isn't seller and what he's doing is soaking. So he's waiting that the supply over here. So the demand over here. So the buyers exhaust so it can what boom, murder you short, or in the other case is there selling at a specific level because maybe ball like 20% before. Okay. J Trader, do you mind showing your volume dot settings question about that. Yeah. So, let's go see first of all what I have generally use best did ask heat map iceberg this player special if you use futures, very simple over here and volume dots so now let's go volume dots. Okay. So over here volume dots, I use 3d bubbles. You can change the size over here. I like to have a little bit less than half transparency so you can see if you want no transparent so just like to see because I'm half blind. Smart. And then over here I like to filter it so often you will see me filter 1000. So orders 200 shares 100 shares I really don't care. If we are in pre market. Yes, then I put one, and you can see you see how many more bubbles we have, but you don't need to see basically a 50 shares 30 shares 20 shares know where something's very volatile on a small cap. At least 1000. If you are like in big caps like Tesla with 50. All right, that will be fine. But you cannot use something for me like this, you get too much confusion want to filter out things right are not the retailers that do move the market. Okay. Let's see here a few more questions. Entry or execution. Are you typically using limit orders or using market orders. Okay, if I have to stop out is an emergency order. I have, for example, this machine. My friend found the body from me. And it's like razor tartars right there's so many out there. Basically, I have hotkeys number 20 boom out market order one I have for sell when I have for cover being I'm long or short. Otherwise, I use always limit orders with offset. For example, I have limit order to short on the ask, which I use pretty often. I have limit orders to use bid. I have limit orders to buy ask and to buy bid. If you use market orders, you won't have precise fills surely. If you use limit orders, you have to be pretty quick market orders guarantees you a fill, but is like you try to buy 250. So limit order will be maybe 250 with the slippage, you can have upset plus 0.01. So you get filled to 51 maybe you want to upset off 0.02 to get feel like to 52 as well. But with market order if the move is fast. Yes, you get filled but you get filled to 60. So then you have to think okay now my resistance so sorry now my stop loss. I bought 260 is that any more this previous resistance, which was 250 itself. Now I have to risk more than 2 3 cents now risking 15 cents. So market orders are never a good thing in my opinion. If you swing. If you trade Tesla and you want to sell like in two days in three days doesn't matter if you they trade you have to be a sniper. If you go there and you have, for example, to shoot like 3 targets is not that, you know, we'll just shoot like that. No, you have to be super precise. Same as trading buddy, same as trading. Okay, are you trading from the book map chart. Or you're using another software for for your executions. No, no, no, I'm not using book map because I'm trading equities and actually I, I have more than one account with different brokers so it will be impossible for me to use only book map for this reason but many traders use it and it's fine. Okay, so that answers your question john. I'm not sure Tia is asking, can book might be used in place of charts, or must be used together. I'm not sure I quite understand. I think I got it Bruce, I think I got it. So surely you need a daily chart. Right. But how many softwares are there, give you free access to daily charts. So if you're trading intraday, book is more than enough as a old mentality trader here so I start with technical analysis. I started reading all this stuff years and years ago I like always to have like a candlestick chart, something very simple or even bar charts I started with that. But you need only one chart, then you can use even only book map is more than enough. Excellent. Let's see here. Any more questions I think that's it. We've run through them all here. And let's see. Oh, and are you trading any futures as well. I used to trade futures. CL, yes, and Q, why am mini Russell, but now not anymore. Too much to do right now with the crazy volume that we have on the stock market. I simply love to read the news in the mornings like I'm passionate about stuff, you know, see how many like fluff news they press release. And then you have so many pump and dumps. So I prefer right now to trade stocks and options, but stocks. Okay. All right, any, let's see any more questions here. Why are the query. Oh, yeah. Humphrey, this is a good question. So this, you're using the big levels like kind of support support and resistance levels but why are your your liquidity levels so clear here. Humphrey's asking, I mean, you pick some really nice examples that that's for sure. Actually, I pay I took the example that we traded in the last two weeks in the room. So I didn't like select. I mean, you can come every day and see what we trade and it's it's everything it's everything out out there every morning. I just knows that I screen share one stock on on book map. And we switch, for example, from now I don't have over here big caps or we switch like the a this morning we were looking DPW DPW if you were looking this on book map. It's so, so easy to understand. So once in the morning we started having this curls over here in pre market we were looking over here around. Let me take it for you. Okay, over here around 320. Exactly over here. You see the traders. Oh, sorry. You see the straighters over here. 320 over here. This is starting to see this girl. This was amazing, amazing, amazing. And you can see that the more we are going up, the more support was coming from here from here, then put over here they put over here. And then they start like pushing, pushing, pushing once. This was this was an hour over here, like so funny. And then they still use that support. So was very easy to follow the trend. Very, very easy to follow the trend traders and simply unbelievable. And you may think, oh, it's so difficult. How can I trace something like this, trust me with the setups with the good risk management. It's not that hard actually. All right, we have some traders that had the biggest day ever. So before I was showing ad over here. So I'm very proud of the work that we're doing. And thanks also to the support that book map gives us every single time. All right, yeah, I mean, I wasn't hinting that you're cherry picking. I mean, this is the live market here. It's just a beautiful chart. It's so it's just so it's so clear. You know, beautiful areas like of the soaking or absorption there on and then a flip of the book from, you know, was resistance now support. You know, just a really pretty order flow in that in that example. Exactly. Exactly Bruce. So, yeah, in fact, I find that a lot of times the stocks, the larger players, they really stick out and, and, and, you know, are very, very clear compared to some of the futures markets, for example. That's true. And when you trade stocks, the thing that I like, sorry much, the thing I like the most is the fact that you have news and so many times you can have an ads from from the opening with the news. If you also see the, the past of the same stock, how I reacted to certain news, for example, and a stock that puts out always license agreement and feels like nine times on 10 on the news. What do you will do? You will look at to short and then you will look for resistances. You will look to short into a book map resistance, for example, like this. So, you know, here you look for patterns that recur each time you have the same stock. Right. Right. Let's see here. We'll just take a few more. Let's see. Robert was requesting a few times here the IZ EA. If you could display that chart again. And let's see. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. And then also the people are writing in about the clarity in the monitor. Just probably just because the 4k as well as certainly helping us. It's really pretty monitor there that you've got. Let's see. I think when this, they will probably view this on recording, which will be much better. Yeah. Yeah. Everybody these will these are recorded and we put them up later in the afternoon on our YouTube page so that you can have that. Let's see just we'll go through one maybe 1 more question. We've almost been going an hour here and take and choose a good one here. Can I only appoint something on idea. Sure. Okay. So, idea is a second day right is the same setup that we saw before on some of the examples that we've seen, for example, was going to put over here. CIDM. Remember, CIDM traders, the second day play. So you start looking at idea at a resistance over here in pre market 220. If you look at 220 is also the high volume area of yesterday. So you're looking to short pops into that area. That's the reason why we shorted this morning idea. So we're looking for some push, and then we'll look for unwind. And you can see all the heroes who book my putting that resistance. Okay. Yeah, and again, I mean just look at that example I mean just beautiful like all of that liquidity right below that the pre market swing, completely absorbed and soaked there and then reversing right back up into liquidity levels. Currently. And let's see if we can get up to higher one by the swing of the cash open there. In fact, it looks, it looks like it's starting to mount its attack. Let's see here one one more question guys and then we'll wrap it up here. Now, I've put J traders contact information here several times in the chat. If you're interested in his room and discounts, etc. There's a few questions about that. Please reach reach out to him there. You've got his email. You've got his website. And there's also the special link offer for for book map from J trader if you're interested in that as well. Yeah, and I guess Humphrey can use to ask what's the discount room name, I guess. If you can maybe explain a little bit more about the room J trader. Yes, so we provide. Yeah, we provide a room where we not only write a trace, but we talk and you can see my screen live screen share I share the trades. There are some good professional traders. We have a mentoring program. So some of the best traders that you see on even on the socials are on my my mentoring program where every single day we have a meet up me and the trader. We go over the trades and we build risk management plan. We look what setups to trade. So basically it's not a room that is so noisy where you have tons of information. From 930 till 1030, I'm almost only speak and share setup shares trades explain the trades because not like you follow alerts in my room. You'll learn how to trade and you receive a free trading course. You receive all the trading lessons for free. Then we have a mentoring, as I said, possibility also for advanced trading course, which is for who wants really to step to the next level. Okay, excellent. Last question here. We'll wrap it up some, some thank yous and excellent job from Robert and others here. Lance a lot as well. The, how, how long did it take you to learn book map and what was the process you, you know, how you started integrated within your trading. For example, did you use the replay mode a lot and replay files and to learn help your book map. Okay, first of all, I started book map many years ago, then I stopped. Thanks to my friend, Delta trader went back to use book map. And I see that book map also improve during the years with more features. So how to start one study and watch all the videos webinars on book map YouTube. Then join the room come over here and I made a ton of book map videos on explaining how to trade them. How to see an institution how to spot how to have patterns. So I will suggest here this. And won't take more than one week to learn all the setups that are there to trade. Okay, excellent. I think that's it. We just hit the hour mark and we've gone through just about all the questions here. Yeah, thank you very much J trader, another excellent webinar from you here. Any parting words you want to end on. Yes, thanks. First of all book map Bruce, I love to work with you trader, also because you know a perfect Italian and can always. And I, I wait you to see all the trades now with book map, see in the room and let's kill it. Thank you very much. All right, thank you guys. Thanks to each other. Bye bye.