 Okay, this is Bruce at BookMap. Welcome to the end of the week here of our professional trading webinar series, and we have today Fran Fontremental. He is a well-established and highly respected trader and just a really, really wonderful person, great, great guy. He's been trading a variety of markets for the last 12 years or so, and BookMap fits very well with his style. You'll see this. We're going to go over timing and BookMap, so it would be a benefit for you to check out some of his previous webinars. Many of them are also in Spanish, so if you're Spanish speaking and native to that language, you'll probably find some nice content there for you. Okay, so just a few things here. If you haven't tried BookMap yet, there is a free trial. You can go to bookmap.com. You can also follow us on Twitter at BookMap underscore pro and then reach out to us with any issues or questions at support at bookmap.com. Risk disclaimer, trading futures involves substantial risk of loss is not suitable for all investors. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Now let's get into the presentation here. Farron is going to talk about timing the market with BookMap, and these are his, you can find his website here, orderbooktrading.com. Here is his Twitter at Farron font scalp, and then you have his email address here as well if you want to reach out and speak with Farron at elasticfont.com. Okay, these webinars are recorded and this is where you can find them. If you go to our YouTube homepage here at BookMap, just scroll down the homepage here and you'll see the pro trader webinar series here for September. And these are all the previous webinars that we had this week, and Farron's will be added here after he's finished. Okay, so let's see. The links and information that you see here, I'm going to put it into the chat box for you so you can link directly from that and make it easier for you. Other than that, thank you Farron. And let me give the controls over to you. Hello, good morning. Good afternoon. Can you see me? Yes. Okay, many times, Bruce, for your words. Many times, all the BookMap team for inviting me to this webinar. It's really a pleasure being here today. Many times also all the traders who are watching this webinar. I really enjoy sharing how I use BookMap in my trading system and what are, in my opinion, the key factors when using this tool. I'm going to show you what I really do. This doesn't mean that other approach can work. Of course, they can. But at least what I'm going to show you is what it works for me. Please, disclaimer, before starting, let remember that trading is not suitable for everyone. Remember not to risk an amount that you cannot afford to lose or that will change your current lifestyle. Just performance doesn't mean future results. So let's start. Let me introduce myself. I'm a price action trader. I'm trading naked. I don't use any kind or indicators or any other help. Just the action of the price. What I do is really, really very simple. Perhaps too much simple, but it's what I do. To me, the most important thing is the market structure. I have some areas of business, some hot spots, some areas or levels of pen. I move around this level or what is more important, how it is supposed to move. But as a tool to improve my trad location in that specific level. So in my workspace, I have also a footprint chart and of course a candlestick chart. Let's start as I mentioned before, book map is to me a tool. In fact, it's not the standalone system itself. My advice is always to use book map as a confirmation tool. In this sense, what we are going to cover today is the use of book map to find the best entry in a technical analysis setup. That's it. I'm going to explain what is my best setup and then once we have understood that pattern, then I will explain how to use book map to find the best possible entry in that specific setup. In other words, I will show you how to use book map, not only to track the unfolding setup, but also to catch the best possible entry. You will probably ask me, is I have taken an entry because of book map. That's not true. Before I look at book map, I wanted already to be long or short, but it is book map who will give me the exact entry and exit point. So let's see before starting to explain the pattern. Allow me to think a little about why so many traders failed. I honestly think that it is probably because of greed. We all want to buy low and sell high. We all want to catch tops and bottoms. You will see that I am not the aggressive trader. You may think I am the conservative wait and see trader. So let's look at this long entry in Euro. You will not believe me if I'll tell you that I have received many messages in this case from other traders and friends telling me to buy the falling knife that it was the Euro in this example. The answer is that I really don't know, in fact, no one knows when the price will stop. So let's explain now the double pressure, pretension setup. So in this example, you can see that many friends were telling me to buy that pullback. We are in an uptrend and we can say A, B, C. A, B equal B, C. So many people is looking at the run number for long entry. But let's see what happened there. Let's see how the price, how the level didn't hold. So maybe we could give some more room and then many people were telling me to buy that double bottom. Maybe you want to take that long. But let's see what the price did. Again, the price broke the level and we had a nice sell-off. You will probably tell me, Faran, let's take that 950 level. But let's see what the price did. The price broke the level again with a final climax. And then so let me explain why we should take that specific level, that specific setup. We call it the double pressure pretension setup and let's see how we can use book map in that specific place. Before that, let me explain the setup. So what is the pretension pattern? Once the price has bounced on a support or resistance, giving us a confirmation that the level is holding, then we as a conservative trader must wait and see. So wait for what? Wait for a fight between bulls and bears in some kind of zipper behavior where many traders will be trapped in both sides of the market. Then once the creep level is broken, there is some kind of capitulation. Let's say some kind of imbalance, some kind of covering that will give us a fast and clean move. Let's see these examples. We can see in the first examples, many traders looking at that resistance level want to take a short there maybe too soon, but they cannot to the losing position once the price is make that double top. But again, like in previous example, the price broke the level. Then we have the price coming again and making a walking stick testing the level. And you will say, okay, if you run now, it's time, time to sell. In fact, it is not. We need to wait and see for that double pressure setup. And then when it is broken, let's take a nice clean and fast move. In that other example, more or less, we have the same broken level and then a test, test, test. And finally, a higher high probably major trend reversal. We don't know the price can make even another higher high. So the conservative trader will wait, will wait for the price to move down. Let's look like in this example, the price broke the previous resistance, make some kind of double pressure. And finally we have our entry. Once we have understood the price action there or there, we will use boom map to know how to take the best possible entry. Let's look finally in another example, a short, even more complicated, double top, higher high, test, telling us jump on board. Finally, the price broke again to the level and testing that broke in that walking stick, the complex double pressure. And finally, the nice move we are looking for. Here we have at the end, an example for long. It's an uptrend. Maybe ABC is not correct. We don't have the pretension. Another high, again, is telling us jump on board. And finally, the sell off, the sell off, the double pressure, the click, and then let's take the level. Let's see some examples of how to use boom map to put them in practice. In this example, I can see that the price is bouncing at the trend line. And then we have an automatic reaction to that brick. Then we have the double pressure. In this case, we were stopped out with that gap, testing again the trend line. It doesn't matter. And finally, a nice move. Again, the other day, we have a test of the broken level with that walking stick, the pretension, a test, and finally, and so on. In this case, we are more risky because I don't use to buy at the top of the channel. I would say that I would wait even for some kind of behavior like this. So let's see some examples where we are going to use boom map to find my entry there, there, and there as a conservative trader. We reject to catch that falling knife, even that, or even that, or we are not to sell climatic actions on top of the channel. So let's see those examples. The way I use boom map, I mentioned before that I believe in market structure. But when using boom map, we are able to see the nano structure. The price has a macro structure, let's say the candlestick structure, but in addition, boom map allows us to watch for that nano structure. We have a level, a resistance level. I want to be assured. I am not a hero. I don't want to sail in A. I don't want to be assured in B. And despite all the liquidity I can see in boom map there, then I don't want to be sure too. Let's look at that kind of nano structure, some kind of coil. Finally, we have a move. We have the double pressure and finally the breakout. We have the test and again using the nano structure in A and adding again to our winning position in those traders. When it is broken, probably at that liquidity, I will close my short. Let's see another example. That's a good example too. We are in an uptrend and the price is making a pullback. Do you think that institutions have bought in that liquidity A, B or C? For sure they have because I can see here in the volume. I would say there are responsive buyers, but should I buy once the price has broken the downtrend line in that microstructure in D? No, I should wait again for that double pressure and take those initiative buyers and then use again the nano structure to track my long. We have the creek there, the spoofing and probably I will close at that level with that big liquidity. Let's look at another example. In this case, we can see always the same, an uptrend. Then we got the resistance level. I don't want to be a short in A, never. Then we have the broken trend line. I'm always using those trend lines to know when a nano structure is broken and I tried to find the new nano structure in the next three. So we have in this case, a test of that cluster with the double pressure and our entry in C. In this case, we have a more complex with a couple of double pressure, but let's track the price until our target. Let's look at this probably I will close my short trade in that level. Let's look in this case for a long, a long example. What I always do is to look for the liquidity. We can see there that there are limit orders buying and how they stop the price. So what I do is using a market profile concept from James Dalton. Let's say responsive buyers and initiative buyers. And then when working, what I always do, I draw some kind of circles telling myself that those are responsive buyers. The final climax, again, more volume on liquidity. I will never buy in A, but finally, once I always wait for that nano structure to be broken, the automatic reaction, the zipper and the initiative buyers. Those are my friend. And then I call the test. Probably is not a clean trade, but that's what I do. Okay, let's see how I use the Delta, how Delta can help us to find what they are really doing. In this example, we have that downtrend structure. At the same time, we have a trend line, which is broken in an uptrend. And you will probably ask me, do you buy in A? Not yet. Do you buy that sell off? Not yet. Do you buy that sell off again? Not yet. First, what I will wait is for the initiative buyers, the broken of the nano structure, the double pressure, and then go. But in this case, let's see how the cumulative Delta is telling us that they are strongly buying that sell off. One advice I can tell you is looking at the volume. In this climax, we have a strong value. Many, many times, and probably due to momentum, we have a lower low. But look how the volume is lower. The volume in C is lower than the volume in B. So in addition to the cumulative Delta, that gives me confidence to take the broken, the breakout of that trend line. Okay, let's see. Again, this is in Spanish and in all these examples, they are not clean enough. But I decided to use because those are my real charts. Even that is in Spanish, you can see they are buying. Of course, they are the clear, the final climax they are buying. And then how they break the breakout of the trend line. In this case, it's not with initiative buyers. It's they are broken the trend line with time. But let's see in this case, the zipper, the double pressure and the trigger entry signal is that dot and let's go how they cross the how they cross the creek. Okay. Again, and again, it's always the same. How they do a spoofing. I'm using many. So let's see a real example from this morning. Let's see what I did this morning. Let's, let's see what the price was doing. We are going to take along in this area. You can ask me for run. Why don't you want to be a bull in a in that trend line? Of course I won, but may I get up and that's my my time to to trade. So let's see. In this case, the sell off the automatic reaction to that creek. It's been test many times. The double pressure. Let's look how there is a gap. A gap to me is when the price is trying to touch the line in the sun. That that that line that they don't allow to cross. And once they broke in this case, the price action was not good enough because the overnight session. That's the entry. To the next level. So when I get up. I had the same this morning. I had that double pressure. I had again a test with a shake out of the level. For a few ticks. They made a shake out. They made also an up thrust. So the double pressure I wait. I wait the fight to finish and then. I will take the breakout. They have passed a walking stick and to the next level. That's also a short in this case a strong level the 120 very, very strong. They made a double shake out and how that double pressure is giving us a short. So they come here to test the level of the of the morning. Let's see how to use then book map. This chart is from yesterday night. That's my local time. It's a p.m. very late going for dinner. And I saw in book map. One more than 1000 lots there sitting there and the price was hitting, hitting, hitting the liquidity and they sit there. And they didn't remove that liquidity. Believe me that more than 1000. It's a huge volume. Normally we can see levels of 400. So. Let's that's my real chart. Let's see how I decide that those were responsive buyers again. The circle responsive buyers. They broke the train line the breakout they come they begin to make the zipper. So you will probably ask the run when you can see that liquidity in book map. Again, responsive buyers, will you buy that test of that level? I will not. Not yet because as conservative trader, I will wait for the price to make the double pressure. What I will do is to break the breakout. Of course, because of discipline, it was too late. And I don't want it to leave overnight positions. So I decide not to take that that that price action. Let's see what happens. I, I took the screenshot there and then the price. One, two, three, four, the gap. And then during overnight session, the price bombs. So many times the answer is in our left. When I get up today, I remember what it happened yesterday late in the evening. So with that, that in mind, let's see what happened today. We can see here my entries along, along again, along here, adding many lungs. As you can see, I apologize because I am not a good trader enough. So I didn't, I didn't wait for the price to break out. So lack of discipline. So I enter before the setup finish. But you know, sometimes you cannot control yourself. So let's see. Let's remember that we saw more than 1000 lots yesterday night. The price make at eight in the morning, a breakout, and then they begin to make the zipper. So look how we have the same behavior we have. The lots there, sitting, sitting, sitting there. What I look for is when price makes a collision on that liquidity, I want the price to hold. And at the same time, growing, growing, growing, growing the volume, they make several tests and then take the breakout. So let's see. This is what it happens. That is where we took our entry. That's the liquidity. That is the zipper, the double pressure. That was the creek. The line in the sun. Look how the apple is not ready to tweet. They will not remove the creek until they have finished to buy as much as they wanted to buy. And then we could talk maybe that initiative buyers. Or even better, we cannot, we can add to our winning position with that clear breakout. The price always come to test the creek, the walking stick and move up from the point of view of the tape. I mentioned before that I use order flow software. In this case, let's see how we have the double pressure. I have plots of maybe I can see 400, 200, 700, 600. And then look at this. 1,200 lots. The initiative buyers, the initial lack of supply and go. Again, the zipper, the double pressure. Many people buying against the trend. The level is broken, but people keep on selling. And finally, again, the initiative buyers, the ignition and go. And again, here we have near 1000. And here we have 2000, a small zipper again and so on. So that was the short. I mentioned before that we have the same behavior. Once we get the 120 level, a key level, I don't want to be a short there. I need to wait for the breakout, the breakout and go test and then to the level. Let's see that short trade with book map. That was my short this morning. So I close all my loans, even a swing trade. And again, lack of discipline. The creek was there and I start to sell before the breakout. But, you know, sometimes, and let's see. Let's see how to use book map. To close the trade. Let's see. Let's see. I was short. And again. A cell off and look at this. Again. Again. A big volume there. That's the place where I want to cover my short. And as far as I know, the market is being trading in range for all these in all these. Period. So that was the short. That was the long. I close at the top the short. I close there. And now I think we have something like this. I will not sell that move. I will make a short. A test. That's another history. I will only be a short once we'll clearly make that breakout after some consolidation there, which I think is doing right now. Okay, so that's the same setup. But when looking at the profile. Let's see how the test, the test, the test, the test, the zipper. Big volume. In the profile is creating in that area. I don't want to buy there. I want to buy the breakout. I don't know if there is any question right now. Otherwise, we can make, we can answer a couple of three questions. And then I have prepared a clip. When using boom up in real time. Or maybe you prefer to watch the clip right now. Or maybe I can ask some questions of what we have explained until now. And then have a look at that video clip. Okay, that sounds good for on no questions at this moment. Okay, okay. So then let's look at the clip. And let me explain how I use bookmark. That was September the 15. And let's see the idea. Okay, that's the candlestick chart. We are in an uptrend. And we are looking for a long. We are looking for a long. Again, we have the sale off. We have the pretension. We have the double the zipper. Best of the level. Previous test. A gap there. And we are going to take that breakout. Let's see in real time. And how to take the best possible entry. This, this is the, the entry. That's what I did. The sale off. Once we have the sale off. Let's wait. For the pretension, the double pressure, which is there. And we have one there and we have another after the climax. That entry in that you can see that I add to my winning positions there and to the, to the place where we need to reverse and take shorts. Okay. So let's see. How to take that entry in real time. That is being recorded. What we are going to see. That is my real account. That's what I did. But the entries is done in the same account. So let's see. We had there. A sale off. Look at this test. Where that we, we could say that is stopping volume. We wait and see. Then a sale off and an automatic reaction. That is giving me the level to trade. And let's look. Let's look how that those are initiative buyers. And the, the yellow, the draw in yellow is done when I was trading. And I'm going to explain in blue. So let's look how they are making some backfilling. I wanted to take along there, which I was not able to catch. Not in the market yet. So let's see. Again, let's look how they are doing some backfilling. So let's wait for a test of this. Of this. Of this volume. And take our entry. In fact. That could be the creek. That's the bounce on a support. That's the double pressure. And we need in fact to wait to wait for the breakout. I have moved my, my limit by limit order. Because I'm not sure. And let's see. To me, those are initiative buyers. So let's. Let's see. A sale off. I'm in. So I'm using that liquidity. At the beginning, I wanted to use that one. But because of momentum, one leg, another leg down. So. The volume is giving me the clue. That volume is giving me that entry. So. Uh, exactly at the level. Nothing is broken yet. Nothing is broken yet. So I buy maybe. 10% of my position. And let's wait for the level to be broken. So let's wait. Let's wait. I place a bias top. Limit order. About the creek. You can see there. And it's been filled right now. Initiative buyers. Those are responsive buyers. A test of the broken level. And just let's wait. More initiative buyers there. And I'm taking some scalp. I wanted to take some a sculpt there at that liquidity. Because I'm worried about that liquidity. Unfortunately, I'm not feel. And they make another test of the breakout. Look how many traders. Close the long take some profits there. I was not able to. And then at that pullback, I will, I'm adding to my winning position. You can see there. That's the line in the sun. Let's look at this very important. That liquidity there is the line on the sun is the place where I will know if I'm wrong or right. So. I think they will not allow them. To pass through. Those are responsive buyers again. Another test. And. My bias top order just above the creek. That's the creek. And let's see. Another test. As you can see, I'm always throwing the nanostructure. In that correction. You can see that I had the nanostructure. And once. It is broken. Then I will place more. Alongs to my to be straight. Okay, let's see. All right. I'm not good enough. So I am not respecting the system. And I'm trying to catch the trade in the middle of the, in the middle of the double pressure. Let's see. Let me stop the video. Let's see the delta in the cumulative delta. How the price is doing that double pressure. I'm trying to catch. How the price is there. Not discipline at the not because the right entry. In fact, is there, but let's see. Let's see how. The price is moving horizontal. And then some kind of pressure in the cumulative delta. So let's see. Again, let's look at the tape. In this case. We have in the tape. Some short wrap. I'm trying to reverse the uptrend. And then look. Market is trading about 300 lots. And suddenly at the end of the double pressure setup, we have the ignition. One thought 1200 lots. Is we should take that, that long entry signal. Okay. So the market then. Make the move and. And that's what we did at the end. Okay, Bruce. That's all from my site. So let's see. There is some questions. We could, we can ask. Okay. Let's see here. There's a question. What does a double refer to in double pressure is, is it the zipper aspect you're talking about? Yes. As I mentioned before, the double pressure is some price behavior is a fight. We could say it's just a fight between bulls and beer. The market in fact, yes, it's moving in some kind of zipper way where many traders will be trapped. We need to know first that we need to trade over a level. We need to trade support and resistance. And not trying to, to know if the level will hold or not. Is just after the price has bones on that level. Then the fight begins. So we need to take some kind of capitulation, some kind of imbalance. In fact, the short covering in, in the trade, we have just seen is our entry signal. The signal could be there or even there. That's the, some kind of zipper. That's the level. This trade is not correct. And just the covering of all the people trying to jump on board, jump on board. In this case, there is even a cap on the line in the sun. That's the right entry. One leg up and the market normally does something twice. The first leg up and then we need to take also the second leg up. XA equal BC. Okay. Okay. Okay. So, yeah, double understood. Double pressure is more of the fighting both sides pressure on both sides. Yes. Yes. Right. Okay. Let's see here. Robert's asking, are there certain days you avoid trading based on all conditions, even if you see the setup developing? Yes. To me, the big picture is what it is important. I think that in fact, let me advise. The market many times has some kind of a random behavior. Let's look at these, these, at these Twitter account where that trader has some levels, has some levels regarding options. You know that the professional trader sells puts and sells calls. So the overall that Robert is mentioned has some levels for the current month. So as you can see, that is the resistance 121. And that's the support 116. That's some kind of a straddle. And we have a point of control. So, yes. You cannot trade only the setup you can see in boom up. It's not just a standalone system. In fact, you need to understand the big picture. That's my advice. Okay. Let's see here. So get your questions in for Ron. He is especially for those of you trading the currencies. He spends a lot of, as you can see with the examples on the 6E or other currencies. So we have that luxury here of having him discuss a lot of the currencies. Let's see here, we have another question. A lot of the questions have been actually technical for Ron at the moment. Let's take a look here. I trade and trading currencies because I live in Barcelona. And it's the London opening. I feel comfortable trading them. But sometimes I can use the same concept in the S&P moves exactly the same. The same in all time frames. But as you can see, when using boom up, you will be able to look at the nano structure. That is really important. So we have, for instance, today, we have a structure. I have that level. I have, again, that level. I'd have that line in the sun level. But then once you are inside the trade in the pretension, then you can look a hidden nano structure that you will only be able to watch when using boom up. For that reason, you will see how I'm drawing deadlines. Those are my real lines. I draw this morning. That is a mistake. It's a mistake that just a mistake. I'm trading very fast at the speed of light. So that's a mistake. But you can see that hidden structure. You can see that the structure. And that's all. So you can use those concepts in all products, all time frames, even in the nano structure time frame. Okay. So are you, it looks like you are taking your trades in the spot forex market. But you're looking at the currency futures in book map. That's right. Because currencies are not the central market, then you can look at book map, the six E, and then of course you can buy the future. But in my case, I trade the liquidity from a liquidity supplier located in London. In my case, I'm using a max as many people. So yes, I then I just click in the spot market, but always looking at the futures market to get my analogy. Okay, understood. I see here a question when going long, do you just set a buy order right at the breakout point, or do you wait for the breakout and then the pullback. What I, to be honest, and what is important, my secret is that as conservative trader, I wait and see to be honest, when I can see that volume buying there. I make this morning circle, and I feel like to buy, but I cannot buy. Then I need to know what is the creek, the line, the level to be broken. In this case that the spoofing is telling me the level to be broken. Then, as you can see, there is some kind of automatic reaction again more volume in that point. So, as soon as I see that volume there in that liquidity, I decide that the apple was not really for eating. Then the market in a wake off way of trading need to show us some some lack of supply. You can see that behavior in order flow software. But the answer is you need to wait. Those are responsive buyers and way. And then that volume initiative buyers are our entry signal. So I buy at market once the structure is broken, once they open the window. Why? Because regarding the creek, test, test, test, they won't remove. They are long already. Yes, they are. They won't remove the liquidity. But once the price is ready, they open the window, they place volume, the initiative buyers and let the price come in. That's the entry. So I buy at market as soon as I can see that those initiative buyers. Normally, I add to my, I scale in and scale out. So I will be adding at the test at the walking stick at the walking stick test. And you have seen that because lack of discipline, sometimes I can see the nano structure, how price is holding that nano structure. And it's a temptation also to buy before the price is bro is breaking the level. But the answer is wait. Wait at market as soon they open the window and the initiative buyers jump into the market. So all the shorts will be dead and they will give you a clean and fast move. Because of short covering. Okay. Let's see. Do you use the heat map to manage your trading as well? The heat map. You mean maybe that map that map that the order flow, the footprint chart. Yes. Because market is a two way. From one side book map is showing us the supply supply for buying supply for selling. It's only half size of the moon. So you need to match both sides of the moon. In the other side, you have order flow softwares where you can see not offer, which is showing you with book map, but demand. In this case, in this case, the software is telling you that demand so book map is a heat map itself. Let's say that the heat, the heat map itself is just the book map itself. Okay. Another question. Do you have or provide a trading service? No, no. In fact, I trade my own accounts. I used to make some trading in real time in short rooms where I've been invited. And also, of course, I trade together with my students, which at the same times are my friends. So, but not chat room or something like that. Most of my students become friends. And of course we have chats where we all share trading ideas and things like that. So for someone wants to trade together with me, just send me a message. You have my data. And of course, I'm always happy to share knowledge because that allows me to learn. Okay. See, for day trading, what timeframe are you using? I'm using, in fact, 15 minutes chart for my entries. But at the same time, I'm using book map, which looking at the nano structure is giving me the one tick chart. So I look at the big picture in four hours chart. Then look at price behavior in a smaller timeframe, like in this case, the five minutes chart. And finally, I get my entry at the one tick, which is book map. Okay. Never lose, my advice is never lose the big picture. So the advice is think big, trade small. So I look at the market in a way that the four hour chart can show me that the euro is making highs. And then after that is being testing twice the 120. After that, they try to test again, but make a gap. Then we have the Fed release like that, the sell off. And from that point, we have expansion. And then we have right now contraction. So, yes, they have extend far away from my thought. Again, they come to test the 120. So let's see what happens in the UK on Sunday, but expansion now contraction and another leg down. Al Brooks is always saying market does something twice. We have the first leg down. So let's look for the second. Of course, we need to break the one 18 in the euro to get a nice pullback. So to look at this, you can of course, you cannot look at book map book map is not a standalone system. When you look at this, you see nothing. For that reason, I advise you to look at the four hour chart. Okay. I think that's it. No other questions. So if any, any, any last minute questions here else, I think we can, we can wrap it up. I can answer that question. So book map can't be used as standalone. It depends. Like, you know, on your timeframe of trading, I think that's the answer there. For on is looking at much bigger picture. But if you are looking at smaller timeframes, yeah, book map is, you know, it'll cover all that information and data for you. Let's see. I posted Scott, all of the information is is in there. You can see in the chat, I put in everything for for on. So if you want to reach out and speak to him, you can you've got his email there. Okay. Okay. Bruce, thank you. I agree. I agree with you. Of course, risk, risk aversion is different for any for all the traders. So I feel comfortable trading the big picture and taking my best entry with book map. But I know other successful traders are using book map as a standalone system. I mentioned at the beginning that at least that works for me. And hope I can help you to improve your performance. But of course, there are other other ways to trade. Absolutely. Absolutely. And yes, you are looking at the much higher timeframe, bigger picture direction and then getting into book map for precision. And in the initiated buyers, like you did one of the things that you're looking for. Okay. So Carlos, yes, book map will work with Ninja trader and book map actually is a standalone. Software platform. So you can go through Ninja if you like, but you can also just input the data feed credentials for CQG or rhythmic or IQ feed and it will work just like Ninja does as a standalone platform. Okay. Okay. Well, I think I think that's it for on. Thank you very much. Robert saying great, great information, great presentation. Thank you very much. Thank you everyone for attending the webinar and have a nice weekend. Thanks. Thanks Bruce for inviting. Okay. Goodbye. Bye everybody. Good night.