 And you'll have access to the advanced one just for immediately following here. So if you are interested in getting a sneak peek into some of the more advanced features and analysis of what Bookmap is showing you, to get that, it comes along with your in trial period or you are already a current customer. What Jason is being is to just go through platform details here and then those that are using Bookmap we want to go into much more deeper analysis because there's been a lot of demand for that. So we separated out, get the newer people and reaching out to any of the newer people. Anyone in here? Let's see. I think Jason, you had said that you were new to Bookmap just the other day. So how is it going? What do you think so far? And any questions? Just let us know here. And good morning, Francisco. Yeah, I owe you a reply, Francisco, so sorry about that. Let me give you the link here for that advanced analysis webinar. It's in the chat. There you go. Okay, so Bookmap platform details. Risk disclaimer, trading equities and futures involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors past performance, is not indicative of future results. Go to bookmap.com for more information. You can become a member there. You can explore and watch maybe these intro videos here if you're new to understand. Just give a basic overview of what Bookmap is and then we'll scroll down here. These are some of our partners and then ways to connect Bookmap. You will need a data provider. So we do not provide the data. We are a software platform, trading platform, and then some of the pricing information. So there's two versions of Bookmap. The Bookmap Basic and the Bookmap Advanced. They are billed quarterly. You get a 14-day trial period, though, so it's free and check it out. Follow along. As I'm going through things, take a look yourself and what you can decipher and ask questions and just get better at reading the order flow. The difference between these two versions of Bookmap are the add-ons and the ability to trade from the chart, the one-click trading. These are package deals with DX feed. It's the same basic in advance. They just have the DX feed. DX feed is not for futures data. It's only for U.S. equities, NASDAQ total view. You can still get that with the basic and advanced version. You'll just subscribe to it separately. It's not as a package. Okay. All right. And then once you're in here in the portal in the user area, you can find links to education features, support, you know, there's Q&A questions or FAQs, et cetera. You can follow along with us on Twitter to get the most up-to-date information. And then there are YouTube page, all sorts of good stuff here. If you're new to Bookmap, then I would recommend start with the introduction video here. It's the same that's on the website. But then watch some of these features and components videos. There's a playlist here. So you can open up the playlist and then you can see them all here. Now, let's see here if Scott or, no, it was Richard was asking me. I do not see him in here about the replay mode, okay? So anyway, the replay data here and replay mode and how to use it is part of the features and components videos. So you'll find it in that playlist. It's a very powerful way of learning Bookmap. It's very straightforward and you're able to see many instances of Bookmap very quickly, okay? Then order flow video snippets. Watch just a few of these if you're new just to get a feel for what they are. And it's a phenomena that we go over more in the advanced webinars so you can start to integrate this kind of or spot this kind of phenomenon activity and then start to adjust your trading methodologies around them, okay? And then highly recommend watching the Bookmap education courses here. There's four of them. And then you can find the recordings here, okay? Okay. Oh, good, okay. Yeah, Jason, the software looks amazing. How can you export data from Bookmap to a database? Well, the way you can export right now is you can export the time in sales. That is in a column here. So let's right click in a column, okay? And let's insert a new column. And then I'm going to right click again. I just inserted a new chart range volume profile. I'm going to right click again. And then the different data types here. There's current order book, volume, trades counter, quotes counter, quotes delta, notes, which is custom notes and cloud notes, and then also time and sales. So let's open up time and sales, okay? And you can actually detach it as well here. So you have your time and sales in a separate window. And then you can export your data here, okay? So just click on that. And you can export the time and sales, okay? All right, let me close this column. Just right click and click hide. Okay, so now we go over this because there's always new traders in here. And it is important to understand what you're looking at in Bookmap, okay? So we're going to start with this candlestick chart. Everyone, more or less, is familiar. I really haven't come across anyone who's not familiar. There was one guy a few weeks ago, but it's the open-high-low close of a specific time frame, okay? And in this case, what are we looking at? We are looking at five-minute candles here, okay? You can adjust for them here in Bookmap. And this is your favorite part, Francisco. Okay, so now we know the open-high-low close of this five-minute period. All right, and now the data here, though, you can start to read the Wix and the kind of selling pressure up here, maybe some buying pressure in some of these areas with candlestick patterns. And they've been popular for decades. But there's so much more information here that you're just not getting. You're just not seeing. And that's a problem. The software today now offers much more transparency and insight into these areas, okay? And this is about 5% of the data. Open-high-low close of a time period, and that's it. Well, you don't know about the volume. You don't know where it traded. You don't know their commitment. You don't know what type of volume and how much. And exactly where is so key and gives such insight. So, in fact, I can just look at our volume subchart here. And our subchart in Bookmap is not a true volume chart. Like if we look at a candlestick chart, let me just demonstrate this, okay? Okay. On a candlestick chart, you can just see it in a subchart here that lines up with the candle. All right. Well, here in Bookmap, you can see this 5-minute period from here to here. Here's the volume. So, I can already see in the chart here in Bookmap, I've already seen some exhaustion right in this area here. We don't see a lot of trading. And that's just due not to the candlestick chart, and it wouldn't be to the subchart either, but it's certainly going to be to this subchart. And once we get the volume dots on here, you'll see the distinction. Okay. So, let's start to add some of the levels of data here. Okay. And then we're going to add first just the historical best bid and offer. Okay. Here we go. We're already getting insight. Okay. So, we can see that this is little micro structural ranges in here. There's a nice little setup here that we go over in the advanced. I can already see it here, and I can't wait to turn on the liquidity and that exhaustion. Well, you know, it didn't happen in this 5-minute period here. It actually happened here. All right. Okay. So, and this is a little range. We see the bounce here, backup, and a little micro range here, and then a breakout of that range. All right. So, we already have a lot more data just with the historical best bid and offer, but here's where we're going to get a lot of insight. Okay. Now, Bookmap is showing you on that historical best bid and offer where the volume traded. Okay. We can see where it traded by the size of the dots, and we can see the color of the dots to get insight to what type of volume it was. Now, you see these dots here are in a pie display. Okay. That's because there's so many trades that took place here and so many contracts traded that we don't have the pixel space to display it all. However, we can zoom in. I'll click on the hand tool, hover over this area, and I'm going to zoom in very quickly just with my center mouse wheel. I might have to reposition my mouse, but now you can see I break apart all of these pie displays into the individual trades. Okay. So, and what are we showing here? Okay. So basically, here's your historical best offer and best bid. Okay. Green dot is a market buy button that takes place on the historical or on the best offer and a red dot is on the best bid. Okay. That that is a market sell and this is a market buy. Okay. And anyway, as I start to zoom out, you know, you can see we're recording every single event. In fact, I know that there's some trades in here. So let's zoom in. Okay. And let's break apart all that activity. Okay. This is what really occurred in this market. Now we're down to just millisecond level and we can continue on and we can look at microsecond level and even continue on and get into like nanosecond level. All right. So we're talking billions of seconds here. Okay. All of this data is plotted and recorded. It's very, very objective. Okay. But, you know, we don't trade at those low time frames. So as I zoom out, what the software does is it aggregates this into a bigger dot to give you the overall. Okay. Just based on your zoom. All right. So and then you can see that the pie display gives you the overall. Then you can see that, you know, roughly somewhere between two-thirds and three-quarters of this was aggressive selling. Okay. Hitting the bid hard and driving price down. Okay. So that's how bookmap solves that problem with the volume. Now it's a lot like a footprint chart and I like footprint charts. They are very informative. However, there's a problem there and the problem is that it's good. It's good to know that where the transactions are taking place, but we don't know what the auction looks like. And that's usually when we then turn to a dome. Okay. And most traders are, you know, future traders are looking at a dome, maybe to, you know, pinpoint their entries and exits and trade management. And, you know, it's good. As you can see, let me go to the current market. Okay. You see these levels of liquidity here. This is your dolmen book map. Okay. Your COB column, current order book. And I have it. I've just right-click and I formatted it. And you can see I've formatted it as numbers only. And I've split out the display and reversed it. Okay. So, I mean, you don't have to do that. I just try to mimic for the webinar and I like it. I like to see the distinction and it looks more like a traditional dome. On the right side, I have my offer, the depth on the offer. On the left side, I have my depth on the bid. And this is your best bid and offer right here, which is reflected here as well with the dashed lines. This is your best bid and offer. And last traded volume is this number. Okay. So, this is good. It is a good picture of the very current state of the market. But you're going to watch as these numbers change, you start to lose that data. Okay. Now, you might lose reference because they're adding and pulling liquidity limit orders at these price levels all day long. Okay. So, the problem there is that once they start pulling and adding, you might not remember. And it is difficult to remember over a time period some of these areas here and where they were bidding and offering beforehand. So, book map solves that problem with the heat map. So, let's turn that on. Okay. And what the heat map here represents, and it's in this market window here, the current market window, it represents the liquidity. Okay. So, a very bright area is high liquidity. Okay. We can see they're just jumping in here, being very aggressive at 75 with high liquidity. Okay. And so, immediately I know how this auction is unfolding. Okay. Now, we can adjust it here with the heat map. And maybe look at a little bit more, you know, a little bit more subtlety in the data and get reference to it. So, look at these striations here. Okay. So, these striations is when the liquidity is added and pulled here at this price level of 73, 75, that all of that data is recorded. Okay. And this is where a book map solves that issue of the historical evolution of the limit order book because once it's, you know, recorded, it's then transposed onto this chart. So, you can see the adding and pulling of liquidity here. Okay. You can see it very clear here and, you know, high liquidity and then they pull trades into that area. We're getting a lot of insight in this area here. You know, do they really want to trade? And the answer is no. You know, I mean, they're pulling. They don't, you know, they have other agenda perhaps, maybe to try to fill some of the liquidity down here. You know, looking to maybe try to get weaker hands that have stops down in these areas. Okay. So now, as I zoom out, we have a lot more insight to what happened here compared to the candlesticks. Okay. All right. So, any questions on that? All right. Okay. Because now we can start to read really what occurred here. Look at the high liquidity here on the bid. Okay. Coming down into this area here. And look at the aggressive selling. Okay. Into high liquidity. Okay. And then let's take these candles off. Okay. Because what I was looking for here, let me go over. Okay. That I kind of saw in the volume and a little bit in the candles there. The, I actually thought maybe we got a retest back down in double bottom, but we did not. All right. In that candlestick. But so this is really what occurred here. That candlestick lied to me basically. Because we came down and we trade into these areas. Now we can read the intent of these traders as we come down into this area here with high liquidity. And they're starting to absorb. And we can see the volume trading here. And it's the aggressive sellers here are taking the liquidity. Okay. And in some cases, well, in like in this area here, this has got to be, you've got to see some icebergs here. We see some. But yeah, looking for these areas of high liquidity and how price starts to trade and react in these areas here. Okay. It's actually a lot of stuff going on in here. Okay. Short-term high liquidity pressing price down into some of these areas. And anyway, the, as we come back down into this area here, now we get our retest here. Right. Look at the volume. We can just, we can see it in the dots, or we can see it in our sub chart here. And look at the retest here. You know, we see the aggressive buying that comes in here. And then we see a pullback to where they were buying previously. And there's no very little selling here. Very few contracts that traded here. We kind of rotate back up. And then here's a sweep of the book into this area here. And then now we're trading into a new level in a new zone. Right. And then I'm starting to target some of these areas like some of the swings like this area up here at 73. And looking maybe at 75 as well. Ultimately, maybe even up here to 78. Okay. All right. Now we didn't get to 78 and you can see it sells right back off. Okay. But we certainly got up to here. All right. It's a 75. Okay. So anyway, let me see here some questions. Sellers trapped around 10.09. Yeah. The no, I really don't see any sellers trapped around this. Oh, 10.09. I'm sorry. Here. Yeah. Yeah. Absolutely. You know, and this is where, you know, trap volume is it's so nice to spot here because look how is behaving. So okay. So here's the volume that, you know, people were bearish and hit the bid here right into basically into a trap. Okay. And then you see that the buyers snapped it up here and lifted the offer pretty quickly up out of that area. Look where we retest. We don't even come back down into that heavy volume here. Okay. So this area here is, you know, any of those sellers here, they're trapped. Okay. And they're feeling the pain as price is moving up toward maybe their stops here, maybe here and then up here at 75. Okay. And then ultimately in 78. But and look how we have these very high liquidity here ready to absorb any of that any of those stops. All right. In fact, they actually pull and we got a got a flip of the book here. But anyway. So now we have a sell off right back down into the same our same zone here. Okay. This is this is really where I mean we see the the the trap here. But I like this area better. Okay. Because this is where we traded above and accepted above. Okay. And that's exactly where we're testing right now. Okay. So are these buyers for real? Are they going to step in and and support price up at this area here right around this 71. And that is the question. Okay. And we're looking for it. Okay. We're looking for insight here in book map. All right. So I might be getting a little ahead of myself here. Does everyone understand any questions on the on the heat map? You know what it represents. And how to start to read it here like in this area here. We can start to read this as truly an auction. And that's exactly what it is. And that's what we you know because they're they're they're constantly bidding and offering in this area. And and we can read it. Okay. So okay look at our buyers at 71. They're starting to show show back up right where we put our line. Okay. And you know I mean if these are buyers that if they're positioned here well then this is a deal for them. Okay. Get some more on right. Maybe they took some profit up here as well. Get some more on and and look looking for you know the continuation of that of that move. Okay. They will support price in some of these areas if they are committed. Okay. And we can start to gauge it. All right. Okay. So let's see here. Then talking about icebergs. Yeah. You know I'm going to hold off on some of the iceberg orders. Even though I've got the the iceberg indicator. This is this is part of the book map advanced subscription. And I'll just basically describe it here. This this number here like this 126 here what it is describing. Is liquidity that traded. You know actual trades took place here but the liquidity was not in the limit order book. Okay. So think of an auction and just think of something where you know someone you know you have to have something to to bid or to offer for. And if you know no one no one's bidding but something actually a transaction takes place. Well something's a little off there that's impossible. It can't happen. Right. Well in the marketplace it can with an iceberg or a hidden order. They don't need to show their liquidity they can hide it. And that's the purpose of the iceberg because they don't want to skew the auction. They don't want to scare people away. They want to get filled at those areas. So you'll see larger players using icebergs and we can see and capture that here with this number as an add-on in book map. Okay okay so now we have that that the complete view here of of the auction and in the traded volume on the historical best bid and offer. And and we have that view as we zoom out or as we zoom in. Okay very very fractal. Okay I mean there's all sorts of fractal microstructures going on within some of these areas. And you know we we we see it all day long. Right you can I mean this looks like a pretty pretty pretty straightforward. It's pretty pretty big for a you know for a microstructure. But you might be able to make the argument then that this is a microstructure here that we we they hit the bid and and traded here down below where it was trading in this range here. Okay and they snapped it up and then they traded again at this range here. Okay so these two ticks down here now these guys would be this would be trapped considered trapped volume potentially. Okay just like we're looking at this area here on a more fractal level okay a larger area. All right okay all right well let's let's move on. I gave you the link here some of you guys maybe arrived a bit later. So here is the link it's in the chat if you want to continue on to the next webinar the we're giving you a sneak peek to the advanced webinar today. So feel free to join us and I'm going to kick it off in just a minute here. Okay so I hope to see you there.