 I have a question for you. So, the market is rallying, you have a long bias and want to join the party, but you don't want to buy the top, so you patiently wait for a pullback to get in. Where do you buy? How do you make that decision? Perhaps you use FIB levels from the current swing, but which level, 236, 382, 618? You could also use a simple moving average. But which one? Maybe you're more discretionary, and we'll wait for buying volume to re-enter the market. How about if we turn on the heat map? Does this information help your decision? The heat map shows the evolution of order book liquidity over time, and in this example, there's a significant amount of orders entering on the bid in this area. To increase your edge in the market, look beyond candlesticks and random lagging indicators. Instead, hit subscribe and attend one of our free webinars to learn more about reading real-time order flow.