 OK, yeah, it looks like we got it live here. All right. So OK, yeah. All right, sorry about that, guys. We added some technical difficulties here with YouTube. The streaming was not working. All right, so let's go through this again. So pardon the problem there. So this is the third event we've done with Oliver, order flow with Oliver Sparring. He's going to go through his trade analysis, previous trades that he's took now. For everybody, this is in German, just so you know. There will be subtitles later in the recording that we will have on our YouTube channel. So Oliver will go through his trades. Then he'll go through analysis of the market structure in what's happening in the market, and then go through potential trading opportunities, and then live market analysis hunting for those trading opportunities. We have Oliver's website here, as well as his Instagram. So if you're interested in reaching out to Oliver, he does offer mentorship and education. And let's go through the disclosures and give it right over to Oliver. The general disclosure, all book map limited materials, information, and presentations are for educational purposes only, and should not be considered specific investment advice nor recommendations. The risk disclosure, trading futures, equities, and digital currencies involve substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. All right, Oliver, share your screen, and let's get going. Thank you, Bruce. Just give me a second, and you should actually see my screen now. Perfect, this looks good. Yep, excellent, we're all set, thank you. Okay. Also, welcome back to me again. And a short sorry that it took a while. Sometimes YouTube does strange things. We're not all in there. But the main thing is going on. Before we start, also from my side, a short risk disclosure. You know, we're here in Germany. We all have to think about eventualities. I'll save you now to read the whole thing, but you know that this is not an investment advice. Everyone of you is dealing with your own risk. Otherwise, we're going to share this session in four parts. I'll show you what I planned with you today. Like Bruce said, we're basically starting with trade analysis. I'll show you one or two trades that I did myself today and yesterday. We'll take a look at what I thought about it. Where did I get into? What were the basic requirements and situations in the markets? Then we'll take a look at the current market structure in the EES, so in the future on the S&P 500. Let's see, where do I just see potential price locations, so price zones, in which trades come to me in question at first, where we have an increased probability to implement successful trades and where most often the big liquidity lies. Then we'll take a look at the S&P 500, the EES. Let's see what's going on in the book map where we can possibly find trading opportunities during the day or maybe it's going to happen during the streams, something interesting. Then we'll talk about it together. And you can of course, that's not necessarily just the fourth part, but you can of course set your questions during the whole session. You can simply post the questions on YouTube. You can write in the Discord channel and you can of course also write in the channel of this chat here. So I don't know if you've already seen it, but Discord now has a new chat function that really only applies to this audio channel. On the top right, there is such a speech bubble, you can click on it and then you can ask questions here. Okay, so far, first of all, on the basic things. I would say we'll start right away with the trades, with the trade analysis. And that's what I would like to talk a little bit with you about the topic re-entries. Re-entries are always such a dangerous topic in trading and there are situations in which re-entries are. And there are situations where you should better not let the fingers of re-entries go. First of all, I would like to show you a trade that I entered today in the morning in the EES. And you should hopefully be able to see it now. Basically, as Bruce already said, I have my own trading academy here in Hamburg. We offer different courses for both long-term investors as well as for active traders, of course, day traders. And for my customers, I take it as well as any trade that I do per screen recording, so that I can show it later and explain it. And of course, we always have a nice archive here at Trades that I can show well and that I can of course talk to you about here. I'll just click on Play so that it runs here. Basically, we'll see the following. The market is here. As you must have seen today, it broke out over the magical round of 3700 points. After a very, very sharp absorption volume edge was formed, so that the breakout came in intensively and with a lot of momentum. And what was my basic plan here in this story, I'll take a short break, what was my basic plan was just to trade the pullback on this breakout edge. Now I would like to, and that's very, very important, and I would like to put you all basically always to the heart. I would like to always answer two questions in my trading style. That's the where and the what. I don't just want the market to come to this edge here and then, like most volume traders do, then just pause here, put in the limit order and go on good luck. That would only answer the where. I also always want to answer the what and the what is in this case the order flow and what BookMap shows us. For me personally, the combination of these two is very, very efficient over the years. So I always do my market analysis first of all in the morning. We will do that again in a moment. In this market analysis, we look at where trades are at all. And when the market comes to these locations, which we define in the form of the day, we just want to look for a potential trade entry at all. So, first of all, let's talk about the history of the whole thing. Now you can see it here. I always have a small trading chart on the bottom left. It's a five-minute chart with volume profile so that we also have a bit more orientation on what the longer-term picture is about. So we were clearly in a starting trend today. The market has strongly tended upwards. We have seen the breakout upwards. And in that sense, we are now going with our trade direction potentially in the long direction. So the market is now coming to this zone. We can already see that in the order book. Now not exactly legendary, but here it is a bit of liquidity on the side of the bit, but what is even more interesting is what the trade finder is showing us here. Just a word about it. The trade finder is a plug-in extension for Bookmap. It is of course not a duty. It does it just a lot easier. I personally have been using the trade finder for a longer time. And yes, I just know very well that the trade finder all the small order book events on which we are so in the course of the day as an order book, as order flow traders just pay attention. The trade finder visualizes very nicely and gives us acoustic signals. In this case, we can now see very, very well that in this moment when the course of this whole low-volume area has become closer, that various native iceberg orders have been placed in the market and that one or more larger institutional traders have strongly bought in on the bit side. We can also see that up here very, very nicely. And here in the course of this visible price span, currently 1,084 contracts have been bought on the bit side while on the other side only 331 contracts have been sold on the ask side. Now of course we have to assume that all market participants who place their orders over iceberg orders, over hidden orders in the market are basically larger institutional market participants. Accordingly, this is of course an important statement that we can meet when we see everything clear. The institutional ones are here quite clearly more at the purchase than they are at the sale. Important thing. Once again, a word about these stories. You can see that there is a hidden bit everywhere, a hidden bit. These are all these share purchases on the bit side, in this case over native iceberg orders. And on the other hand, large market participants have the opportunity to place their orders hidden in two ways. The one is native iceberg orders, the other is, let's call them synthetic iceberg orders. Native means that the new market participant passes his orders directly to the exchange, in this case to the CMI. And accordingly, this order then also, every time a share volume of the order is filled, the same ID. This ID, we can order in the so-called MBO data and then know exactly everything clearly, the order that has been assigned here, and the order that has been assigned here, that is the same, because it simply has the same ID on the stock exchange. It is of course super practical for us retail traders, if we use a tool like the trade finder in combination with MBO data and of course bookmap, then we can make such things visible, then we can also see how the large market participants are going to proceed here. In addition, we see this so-called MBO stop signal. So here is a really good market, it has been bought, sorry, sold out. And afterwards no other short aggressors have come up. So the price has increased directly to this signal. I then opened my first long order market here, because I went out of it and said, we had the sideways range here, they broke down there, the stops were taken from the retail traders. Here the next iceberg order has been placed. We can see here very nicely, that down here in the PD Plot, the current market sales are set again in relation to the existing limit orders. A lot of green was pumped in here, that is, a lot of market was sold in here and then the market sales immediately went out, and the whole thing is going to turn golden here. So for me, the possibility to get a very close stop in the market, I originally planned to place it here directly under the hidden bit order. I flew out a little bit. Here was the stop, you may see it here with this violet file. So my stop order was triggered, I flew out of the trade, first stopped. And then the course here is a bit sideways tended. But we were actually now actually on our breakout edge. So in this moment here, we were at the level where I actually calculated with a defense side of the price on the long side. Accordingly, it was my original trading idea here, so to trade a pullback into the long direction, it was actually still active. Of course, this trade here with the stop insurance under the hidden iceberg order here was first removed, the trade was fudged, and that was okay that I was stopped there. But my original trading idea, here, to trade this pullback into the long direction, it still existed. And now I have seen, okay, the market sellers, they give real guests here again, they try to sell it properly here again, and then they try it again, and then the air goes out again. And now we are here in the area around our smooth 3700 points. Here is the big order in the bid. Here it may not be as big as it is up here, but nevertheless, we definitely have a nice insurance of our potential long trades here. We see here the imbalance line, which is on the ask side. That means we have a overweight on liquidity in the ask. I have already talked a lot about this topic in the last sessions, very, very important. The market is always looking for liquidity. That means it is a very, very meaningful and valuable information that we have when we have a overweight on limit orders in the ask. Then we can assume that the market will run up tangentially. So, now let's keep running here. So I have waged a reentry here. I rarely do that. I am not really the fan of reentries, but in this case, as I said, if you can say with conviction my original idea is still intact. And you can see on the other side again that the introduction, what you actually want to see in an order flow event, in this case, just the absorption. Down here in the MW stop line, we see how it rises very nicely. That is a kind of cumulative delta line that works as an oscillator, which tends to zero again and again after a certain period of time. Then you can in such a situation get a reentry car. Where did it come from? I have taken out the first of two contracts here to, so to speak, the risk of this trade, to neutralize it. Then I moved the stop here under the depth and let the second contract run a bit. My target in this point of view, at least what I was thinking, that was the value area low of the target. See here, this order was just moved out. In this case, it is always important to observe the market, no matter if now in the vicinity of the course orders, large orders are pushed in or large orders are pulled out. In this case, it can always be in some form to do spoofing and I would always look at you as a heart. How the market reacts to such situations. In this case, I saw, okay, the order was pulled out, the market immediately reacts in the short direction. That meant to me, I am now more to manage my trade aggressively, because someone could sit here, who wants to push the course back into the short direction. Now, however, there are stronger buyers coming in here. We see a small break out here from the top of the tile range. And in this case, I would like to pull the stop right away. We also see here, we have here again this histogram of Hidden Orders, which shows us on which prices how many orders have been placed over these native icebergs in the market. We see here in the area above 30704 to about 3705 points. There is a whole amount happening on the bid side. And now I get my limit down there. My goal was to get up here at this temperature. Now you see, down here, a larger order is sent in the market. Now the question is again, make sure that the market is pushed up, in which case the market is not reacting so much to this spoofing story. Basically orders that are pushed in very close to the course in the market, they are usually there to spoof. They should usually push the market in a certain direction. While large in liquidity, which is further away from the course, and which, like these orders up here, which are also longer in the market, they look more like a magnet on the market. So here is my second order in. Sorry, here is my second order out, not in. And under the line I went out with 312.50 dollars. A legendary trade was maybe a little too aggressively managed in this case. And that's maybe a head thing for me too. I have to be honest. In this case, I was very much out of my previous loss from this little route here to do well again and possibly go out here with a small profit. The trade here would have had even more potential up here. And it has been running up to the last end. And I'm not saying that anyway. And that's why I also say very openly, I don't like to re-entry trades because I don't know, I don't go very neutral on the thing how I would have done it with a fresh head without a previous loss trade. So that would be the ES trade for today and tomorrow. Basically you have questions about it. I'll take a quick look into the chats. Whether something has come up. Okay, here we have nothing first. And on YouTube we have nothing first. Okay, then I would say let's go straight to the second trade. This is a trade in the Gold Future from yesterday. I really like to trade Gold. I'm a learned metal dealer, that's why it's a bit like one of my home markets. I also chose this trade again because it's about a trade with re-entry. And of course I want to show you not that you think I'm just showing you winners' trades, but I also want to show you that of course everything here is not always super smooth as you imagine it to be. In this case, it's a trade that didn't go as planned. Nevertheless, basic situations. We come up here to this usual day high. It's not one of my levels from the morning analysis, but I really look at what the market is doing at the temporary intermediate day high of the current day. In this case, we've come up here. Here it has been for a long time. This liquidity in the ASK. The course then ran exactly on it. It has created this exhaustive signal here. We can also see here very, very nice how strong market 3G has been bought in here and how then also here relatively slowly the buyers want to go out. And instead of new aggressors on the purchase side, but the course immediately falls again. And down here we can see it in PD Plots, which is very nice how the buyers take over the rudder again. Here I am just, if you have seen it, here I just entered a Limit Order Short. Basically it was yesterday a Ranginger market. So we had a trendless market phase. Here a nice D-profile. Accordingly, you can do that here, looking for the high to short trades, looking for the low to long trades. So it was definitely a meaningful story. As you can see here now, no great new purchase aggressors are coming up. In this respect, I just barely stopped over the former Limit Order in the ASK. Placed and am now here also rightfully with one tick or tick exactly stopped. You can see here again before a order was pushed in the bid. On the bid side, as I said, a purchase order. You can also see here, not too ideal. It has also been bought here more G than sold out. But that is of course always only one of the indications that we can collect here in such a market situation. That would not necessarily be partial to a short trade for me. It would only potentially support my long trade. So the imbalance line, it's going around the zero line all the time. So here we don't get a very clear statement. Nothing to be proud of what I see here now. The course has run again at this level. Of course, I got out of here stupidly, I stopped stupidly. The PNL is currently at minus 100. However, I now see again in this case that he immediately takes over the market sales aggressors. We get this volume spike here, which shows us that in the last 30 seconds 270 contracts have been sold, while only 18 contracts have been bought. And also here in the PD Plot we see that immediately the market salespeople or generally the salespeople have changed the concept again. In addition, we see very, very nice that the aggression with which this price range has been presented in this situation has actually no longer existed here at all. So we see here again a stop run up. We can still see here some other great activities from KOLFAN. That's why I also have here after the course has immediately changed to this level again and has fallen again, again for a re-entry. Stops are this time a little tighter. I got a little better prices here. This time with two contracts. Stops are here again close to the local high. And while it would have gone bad, then I would have left it definitely. So you don't have to start to fight against the market. But of course you also have to stay realistic. If we break out here again then the probability would be much higher that the market is also up here at this higher liquidity zone at $ 1,654. So in this case there is now a beautiful sideways range here. Of course, that's always great fun when you are in such a trade. But that belongs to it. So we can see we are now here, so the range here is quite nice with the longer shadow up. We are now here in about the middle of this volume range. This volume range is actually not such an ideal entry point. Actually not such a trade that I really like to do. Nevertheless, the two signals here in the order flow and the delay of the temporary day rise have reached me in that case. But the plan was to neutralize the risk relatively slowly here in this case where I take out the first contract. So now the trade is running finally in my direction. Currently in the current trade with $ 330 in profit cumulative this is currently $ 210 as I said you still have to calculate the previous loss here and currently the trade is running down. Now I have here the first limit order up here. Why did I do that? Because I saw that here in this price range of $ 1,647 previously relatively much liquidity in the bid lag. And accordingly the chance is big if the market hits this level that it is at least temporarily delaying there and running up again. And because I already caught on the complete delay here to take out the first contract. Because I'm out of the market with the first one, accordingly I have deleted the limits because that was too dangerous for me. Of course, it could have continued to run up. Now I'm only here with one contract long. In this case, think about order management with bookmap. If you now take out a contract market while you wait for two contracts in the trade you will not necessarily always have to adapt your bracket orders here. Because they don't do it automatically. They stay on two stops and two limits and accordingly new orders will open when the market runs in there. Accordingly, always a left click on these orders that then adapt to the current position size and then nothing can happen there. So now we have here this sideways range before this liquidity formed. Here you can actually take it out of the trade because we now have the breakout to the top of this little sideways consolidation that is in balance that is more and more on the ask side in this case it looks anyway as if the course wants to go back to the top temporarily. And that's it. Come on. Come on. Until the picture ends. I flew out of there and you can see all in all I'm here now with minus 10 dollars. That after such a long trading phase was of course a bit disappointing but as I said, such trades belong to it. If you could possibly manage a bit more aggressively here in the moment where the course has created this temporary high. He tried to make the breakout here in the microstructure such a kind even if I don't like the expression here at all. But here's what I mean. And in this case you could manage it more aggressively at least with a small profit but as I said, there are only people here. I don't do everything perfectly in this case here once a trade that wasn't that great. So that would be it with the current live trades on the other side. Do you have any questions? I'll check our position. I just didn't get it. Why did you take out the first contract market? Wait a minute, I'll do it too. You certainly mean the one here. We are here shortly before this larger liquidity zone. The market has turned here. There have been aggressive buyers again. And I always look that I already have a CRV of something over 1 to 1. So the risk is neutralized. Interesting story. If you mean you have an initial stop of 10 ticks and you are short with two contracts if you then take out the first contract as soon as you win 10 ticks then you can leave the trade in all peace because you can no longer take out the first contract. That's why when I noticed that the market was a bit against me I was already with a good CRV of 1 to 1 in the win. So I took it out and could have taken it out here. As I said, my original plan was to take out the first contract shortly before this larger liquidity and take out the first contract but then I saw that there are more aggressive buyers. I went here safely and already neutralized my risk and then left the second contract in the hope that it runs down here to the VWAP or to the VPOG market. What didn't happen. I like to do the trade as early as possible especially when I'm with several contracts as effective as possible because you feel better when you can't make money anymore. And that has the advantage that in this case I don't have to take out the stop but I can leave it there where it was at the beginning my initial stop and accordingly the trade has more air. I always have two stops in my head. The one I actually set the initial stop and the one I then I always have a plan where I would take out the first contract especially when it runs against me. The stop in my head is always a different one than the one that is actually in the market. Of course that sets some experience you also have to be able to assess the situation realistically and as he just saw in the trade that doesn't always work perfect. In this case I left the trade and lost no money. So that's it. Well, YouTube has nothing to do with it that's why I would say let's continue with the next point of the agenda. That's the analysis of the market structure. I always do that as follows. I use SierraChart I take both market profiles as well as volume profiles and that's what I would put you all at ease. I always switch the market with the replay function to 0 o'clock. If your chart software has a replay function with which you have opened up all of your part windows in your chart set you can set the crown to a certain point in the past. Then it's really useful. I always set the market I can always show you 27th to 9th. It's 0 o'clock today. Then it goes back to 0 o'clock tonight. And that's just the big advantage that you take absolutely neutral and pre-registered to the analysis. Because if you start to look at how the course went today and what the market has possibly already for a volume profile structure then of course you have already taken a little before what possible levels and locations apply. I don't want that in my basic analysis. That's why I always set it back to 0 o'clock. You can see the market X-Act today at the beginning of the Groovex session and then I draw my levels here. We do the whole thing here at this point only roughly. The efficient signature of levels and trading locations that I do the whole thing that is not rocket science but that is of course you have to know a little bit about the market structure and understand that is a complex topic that we of course also teach in our training. But I still want to show you where I roughly show. On the top right we have the target market profile. The first thing that I always draw is the advantage that has already been seen here at the bookmap session. Then you already know the whole game. We have a nice D-profile on the advantage. We can now draw great information out of it. The market has run in a relatively close range here yesterday. Accordingly, I then look at the current week profile. There we see, down here is a lot of space. Of course, we could now get levels from the previous week profiles. It works very, very well. We had, for example, at the when it started with the rising oil prices at the beginning of the year. Of course, we were in areas in areas of price. We were not there for years. And there we have on volume profiles and market profiles from 2014. And we got from these profiles and the market has reacted to these levels ex-act. So, market memory is a fascinating topic. Do you really deal with this subject of market structure? Where do you want to trade? Where do you want to find your levels? That will definitely create a very, very big content for you in trading. So, then the next location that I would now see here would be in the area I would say around this edge. I always pay close attention to edges as a tip. At edges, there is usually a lot of liquidity to find. And of course, we need liquidity for our trades to implement them, no matter if we are breakout traders or pullback traders or momentum traders. We always need decent liquidity zones in the market that we can find with bookmark so that we can successfully implement trades. So, these are the basic levels that I get from the market profile. Then I would like to always look at the volume profile and see if I can see these levels in some form. That is in this case the case. Here we also see the nice edge. Here we have this end course of the day. Here, too, I always look at the highest level of accuracy in the market profile. It is high in the market profile, I think. And here we can look at it more closely. And then I would look at this edge more closely. Here we have a look at the current OHLC chart. I have a reset here. This is how the chart looks tonight at 0 o'clock. And here we also have a relatively clear edge in the volume profile. This is the volume profile from yesterday's cash session. I would definitely look at this area. And as we can see, it fits very, very well from the current week profile. Here, too, we also had a small curve in the last week where we can definitely look at it again. And what I still see here, what I might look at more closely, that is the round level of 3700. Again, as a hint, be sure to pay attention to these round numbers. Because these round numbers of course also find a lot of attention in the market. And usually there are good liquidity zones. Especially if you are here with low volume areas, where the market used to be, sorry, maybe not so clean here, where the market used to be borrowed in some form. These are always price areas. I would like to draw a purple line where we can eventually find nice trading opportunities in the market. So much more is not currently available here. Here we have a nice edge in the volume profile. You can see that here. These are, however, smaller levels where we no longer really see confirmation in the market profile. As I said, I always look at zones that are both in the market and are fundamentally profitable. This is not the case here. Here we see, however, this zone in the volume profile on a nice absorption edge. On the other hand, in the market profile, we are here in the area of the current week. Pox can then be interesting if the market is running away from this. I would not necessarily, especially what the running day profile looks like, at your point, look away from trades at the WIPOC, because there is often tendentially more value. So, when I'm done with the analysis, then I switch the market to the current time. Take a look at the course on my levels, which I have drawn in there, whether there have been any trading opportunities in the course of the day. We can see, we can see, everything is clear. Here is our middle level, there was a reaction, then we broke through, then there was a pullback situation, then we went down again, then we finally had the pullback again at this level, and the whole thing went up. This is the trade I showed you earlier, the trade in the ES. This pullback situation here was from 3,700. The market was pushed up from there, so as you have seen, I added my trade here, I took out my second contract here, and the market was pushed up properly here, so there would have been more in there. Currently, we have delayed the yesterday day highly, and that is of course also a situation that we would like to look at now. By the way, we had a market opening here, I'll zoom in a little bit, and you can see that there is a whole lot going on in the area. Look again briefly, as you can see, this is at 3,728. There was our level, which we have recorded, and we can see again very nicely how the trade finder has thrown out signals in these zones here, and of course we could have traded without a trade finder via bookmap. If you see that the market runs into such a big liquidity and comes to an exhaustion situation, then of course we don't really need the signals that show us again visually, but they make life easier, as I said. Very, very recommendable plug-in, in any case. What do we basically see? We had a lot of liquidity in the area that we previously already marked, and that's why I always answer these two questions, always answer where and what. Of course we have recorded our zones here, and of course we now know where potential reversals or eventually, if the market breaks through on this level, where we want to trade. In orderflow, of course, we still see that something actually happens there that our level is relevant, that the market shareholder actually opens trades that the market is rejected in some form, and that of course through the orderflow events that we have there in our everyday life In that case, I always advise you if you have marked such a level, then of course it can always happen that you either decide in a low volume area for a little bit of the wrong price or the level is just a little crazy, or basically the market shareholder, the big market shareholder, then just a location over your level or under your level as relevant to see. That's why it's important that you really use the order book to see how relevant your level is for a big institutional market shareholder. And that's absolutely ideal for bookmaps because you don't just see like in a normal order book, the status of the current liquidity and the current market structure but you can see here the historical status, the historical development of the limit orders and there we can already see ex-act here at our advantage at 3728 points. There was already the whole time actually before the opening of the US session. I'm going to roll out a little bit so you can see how long this order and this liquidity are actually already there. That's a while. So far we can't get out. Even here already in the in the European session and with great probability already before there is this huge limit order up there in the ask. It has been strengthened again and again. Here not quite the zone has reached but has already been turned around before and that's why I always say on such big limit orders that have been in the market for a long time they are usually real they are usually big institutional dealers who just place their trades and want to go in and look for your trades at such levels especially if they fall over with some price locations that you have defined in your tomorrow's analysis. The market has now entered here has already filled the first larger limit order accordingly the trade finder here already the first larger mv stop signal we have here on the ask side had a larger limit order which was already there for a while. You can see here from this native hidden iceberg order which has then been completely processed here in total 400 contracts. But what we also see now I would have a look again at here above in this whole price range that we are currently seeing has become much more market excuse me has become much more over hidden orders have been bought as sold. If you are so short and you have mine because of the trade here above you are here above the trade entered after the second signal or from me it is already after the first signal if you have the first signal traded then of course you have to place your stop makes no sense that you directly over the local high to place that only the retail traders do we have here a completely different look in the market because stop always over large liquidity zones if you are lucky then if you have already taken the trade here then of course there were very clear we are again at the topic reentry in the moment where we come to this where this big limit order has now been filled here at the end and we immediately see that here no aggressors come in the buying direction but the market here falls we can of course directly over the potential next short trade here would have made a reentry at least in the moment where this spoofing order comes in because she is big she comes in near the course and she presses the course immediately down would have been a nice level where you could have placed your stop here in PD Plot you see the whole time are here the whole time are here only the market aggressor active but if you are now short in this trade then you still have two things in the look that has now been a bit while I speak on the one hand here much more activity as I said on the purchase side so big market share tendentially over hidden orders one than that they over hidden orders sell that the one thing the other thing we have here all the time our white line the imbalance line at least until just on the ask side means we have more big liquidity far away from the course than we have on the bid side that means that the course will tendentially to deny to run up again now this line of course fell that changes the situation just a bit nothing to do we can see here just a second we are now here at the VIPOC of the day so we have very clear up here that is the situation we have here very clear we have walked down and now of course we are here again in a zone where we if we here a little further come down maybe also again after potential long trades can now here currently in the middle of this Volumenberg I'm not unhappy, as I said, active even if we now here this nice stop signal get that is a price location here in which I do not want to trade because we are as I said currently at the fair at least here in this temporary zone and accordingly I would like to wait until we get back to areas where prices have been previously borrowed and where a lot of liquidity is so we already have 1552 as I said we have already started a little with delay so again the question to you there are some things that you would like to discuss, do you have questions about current market situations or general trading I would like to thank you exactly for buying in between sometimes you have just as it looks is in relation to the gold trade in advance that I showed you sometimes just luck and bad in trading of course we do not want to disappear at this point so I'll take a look at the discord if there is anything else here I would like to ask you any questions then always like to hear with otherwise again very briefly from my side we have of course in cooperation with bookmap a special offer for you if you know the software bookmap possibly not so well and would like to get to know then you can I'll post you YouTube in you can use this link these special offers from bookmap advertising that is once the global plus version for $145 for the first three months or but the global version also in lifetime or global plus annual to a reasonable price basically difference global plus you need if you also want to place your trades so if you also want to trade bookmap otherwise the global version can actually also everything you need for the analysis of the market but has the restriction that you can not place your trades and can manage if you want to Bruce has already mentioned we are the savings investment academy we offer different courses both for long-term investors which are for the topic and ETFs investing we deal a lot with the topic analysis of companies calculation of the fair value of a company the fair action price overall market analysis such things of course we have a program for professional traders our day trading training where we of course also very, very much go into the things that I have analysis level and of course also with the order book or the heatmap and bookmap trading otherwise our third course of the part-time trader there is a lot about swing trading more about fundamental analysis of the raw material markets and medium-sized trades which we now use who is interested in an education and trading area can write to us about any of you with whom I can talk about the topic so we look a little bit what the market has done so we are here again at the end of this range there was once again an mb stop signal in the trade finder afterwards the course obviously had a few stops but as I said that was not a situation that I had traded here in the middle of the range then I would have speculated that the course comes a little deeper in this case it is of course very nicely run but very important and maybe again here as a closing word only because we now bookmap or in the case of the trade finder nice signal means that we do not here every time when yellow boxes come somehow want to click on buy or when green boxes come to sell turkeys is that so much time has to be you still have to be able to really analyze the market to read properly and to pull the right keys what the order flow shows us as I said, such tools like bookmap or like the trade finder they definitely make our life a lot easier but we still have to understand and know as a trader and especially as a retail trader what we do there and what is happening there a question just came shortly after us open you would not have taken 1730 at 1730 I mean probably 3730 he is still I would probably he is above all directly at our level here but I would probably have taken him if I had now actively traded I can imagine that I would already be here and I would probably also be stopped up here but I would probably have done the reentry later on here when this big let's call it the goofing order we came in here here was a very, very nice opportunity once again for a short trade but I think I would have taken it because it is not just now it has re-bucketed why do I always have my chart today because even though it is not important it is not only the advantage but it is also the high the pre-session at 1730 our cash-session begins and accordingly this is always a level here which I take a closer look at the high and the low the pre-session so the trade which is not cash-session I hope it makes sense and in this case here is a very, very high price zone where we would definitely at least with a temporary discount could have calculated I will fly again shortly here is nothing more on YouTube all right Bruce I think we've got it okay excellent thank you very much Oliver excellent webinar and I know you feel probably compelled to take some trades in there but some nice yes definitely but some good decisions in there and I really love your presentations will do more in the future so I've put the special links into the chat there for you I know you covered also the affiliate link that you have there with the bookmap specials so everyone should have everything there and we'll do it again in another couple of weeks perfect okay thank you Oliver bye bye have a nice day everyone see you next time