 The broadcast is now starting. All attendees are in listen-only mode. Good morning, traders, and welcome to the Bookmap ProTrader webinar series. This is Bruce at Bookmap. We do this webinar series, I don't know, once or twice a quarter. It depends. And the whole idea here is, well, we have a network of traders out there and just doing some excellent work and have them come in and present to you how they trade and what they're looking at. All sorts of different traders out there, different strategies, different setups, different instruments. And this is for you guys to learn from the professionals. So today we have Jay Trader. He's going to go through his Bookmap analysis and setups, and he has some live stuff to show as well. The risk disclaimer I need to go through here, trading futures, equities, and digital currencies involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. Jay Trader here, just an intro. He's been trading for quite a while since 18 years old, staying up late. And he's gone through options and into trading just massive volume and also a lot of day trading and scalping, which is he had Bookmap back in the day when he was looking at level two instead. And then now Jay Trader focuses mainly on futures, U.S. equities, and options, and is the main trader at the small cap room. So without further ado, here is his content or contact information. I've copied this. I will put it into the chat so that you guys can, here it is, so that you guys can simply click on the links or copy the information. If you want to reach out to Jay Trader and talk to him about his trading. All right, so Jay Trader, let me turn it right over to you and take it away. Good morning everybody. Yeah, we can hear you just fine. Okay, you should be able to see my screen over here of Bookmap. Yep. Okay, perfect. So welcome everybody to the webinar. First of all, I want to start, last time we spoke about volume imbalance, volume divergence. So you can go watch the previous webinars on bookmap.com. We spoke about institutional manipulation, algos, so algorithms, how the big hands trap the retailer trader. Okay, so you are basically a retailer. And it's very important. Bookmap is a useful tool without a doubt. And I will tell you how to have a better edge. So first of all, how I set my template over here. You can go over here settings, study configurations. The most important aspects for me are having the volume dots that I used to be double, smart over here, transparency, volume imbalance. Okay, I put the VWAP, large lock tracker, you can put it, cumulative volume delta over here for setups below. And then this right panel. Okay, so first you have this column, COB current order book. You see how to make it, configure column, you press plus, and then you go choose the one you prefer, in this case, current order book. And it shows you the liquidity. Okay, so the orders at each level. So on the ask, okay, and on the bid. Here on the right, you have another one, you have current order book, but this is a cumulative volume. So each level is the sum of all the previous levels. And you have to put over here aggregate. Okay, this means right now, price is quick here. This morning we were shooting AMPE is 112, 113. We have 36,000, 113, 4,000 at 112. But if you sum 13, 36, 12, 56, 20, you have this amount on the right. So right away, look traders, 113 take 10 cents above, so 123, and 10 cents below, 103. 103, we have a total amount of 270,000 shares that want to buy. Okay, or maybe they're over there to cover a short position. At the same time, 10 cents above, 123, we have twice, almost twice that amount, 480. Okay, then we have over here on the right times and sales. And I like to have two different types of times and sales. Let me show you. First of all, I like to see block orders. So I will keep minimum size 3000. And this I'm only talking for the small caps. If I trade Netflix, Tesla, Baba, VA, Nvidia, Apple, basically those are the main caps that I trade. I will put this to 1000 shares. And then I have a normal time sale. So default, okay. You can minimize minimum size, put 100 or 200 shares as you prefer. I put one, I mean, I want to see basically this speeding up green when I want to have a long position or speeding down red when I want a short position, or I'm waiting for a panic sell-off. On the chart, each dot, even if in the beginning I see traders telling me, this looks confusing, no. Once you learn it and it takes really one hour to learn all the features, then you're ready to take a next step and learn the strategies. So you see these big dots. When you have big dots means you have a very high volume size. In this case, we have 555, 898,000 shares traded at this level. And you see that when the market opens 930, we have a big soak. So this big red dot means that we had a ton of sellers, but we had a big buyer, so the big buyer over here that he was simply holding and then absorbed and pushed the stock all the way up. So I'm going to do like this in order for you to understand this better. Okay, so this over here is a big soak. This is the trade. We're still in. Took a screenshot and I'm in with probably the majority of the traders in small cap room. I also recorded this, so we'll be later tonight on YouTube. And we are waiting for that push. When I saw this push, I knew already that I was looking to short into a daily resistance, 150, and you see over here we had, liquidally, 232,000. So a big seller. And remember this big seller, because you will see it later again. Then we had another big seller over here. Okay, this time there was 23,000 over here. So once I saw this stopping, once I saw this, you see over here what I did? I took my fill, two-thirds position in. So right away over here, 137, almost up tick. I was risking this 140, so three cents of risk. And then we started to unwind. Once I saw this consolidation, so you're here 130, 132, I'm gonna enlarge a bit. I took another short exactly over here, into this 129, 128. So I added one-third. And then after this, I was looking, is this algo over here pushing down, so coming more down. Okay, I add a little bit more over here. We had this push. And from this moment, I said, okay, this is gonna work, because I had algo moving down here. See, 107,000. So means that over here, we have one big seller or big hand that is pushing down the stock that wants to top it. So basically, there's a one that we go back up again anymore. This red line is the V-Web. Okay, so you know that the V-Web, we will have buyers trying to long over here. And below, we'll have short sellers looking too short. I cover half of my position over here, 114. So exactly over here. Okay, because I saw, exactly over here, because I saw traders, this one, that in this moment, we started having some support over here, some support over here. And we had a lot of green on the tape. I knew that this was only a bounce, but at least I wanted to take half profit. I was already in for 910R profit, risking 3 cents and made an average 134, 135. Cover 114, I made like, yeah, something like 8R, 7, 8R. Came up again over here. And I was waiting for another algo showing, okay, resistance. And at that moment, we had this push 942 over here, started to reject near the V-Web. Then another push, you see the algo over here, 233,000, is the same one that we had this morning at 150. It's always the same big hand trader institutional or algo, whatever, is the same one. So always see this, that moves, it comes down. So logically, if you have somebody that wants to top the trade, wants to sell, wants to dump at 150, that that after moves at 125, means that he wants to push it more down. He wants to get definitely filled or top it for more unwind, probably below one. Going over, we started having exactly over here a push to 1007 to the V-Web and look how it works over here. So exactly over here, 118, I took an ad. So basically what I covered over here, I re-added over here. And then I started from that moment again, looking, are these algos you see over here, 230, you move over here at 130, are these algos starting to come lower? Yes. Because you can see that from here, went to here, went to here, and went to here. So now it's stopping, already cashed half of my position with members, then re-added and now waiting for a dump. So my overall trade, I'm looking for 15, 16, are returned. This is how Bookmap, one of the strategies that I use on Bookmap, on faders, the same thing for the long side. So meanwhile, I just want to update you, I'm using this 118 as my trail. So my average now is 126. If I have 118 push over here to start chipping, I'm going to get out. You see the dump over here, and you see the red, this is all live traders, 50k block traders over here, block orders 10k, another 10k over here, you see 10, 875. Over here, we have 10238. Sometimes it can be the same big hand dumping, and this is dumping hard. So beautiful trade, we'll send tonight update also on the live recording. Now I want to show you something more. So some different aspects on how Bookmap can help you. And remember, you can use this for futures. I know that rooms will have other traders explaining it. I trade personally this on big caps and small caps. Excuse me for just a moment, Jay Trader. I just want to interrupt for just a moment. I know that his resolution on his monitor is very high. So you might be seeing some very small text. So in go to webinar, go to the top left, and you'll see there's a zoom tool there. And then you can zoom by, and it says scroll down, click on that, scroll down, go to zoom to, and then you can either select like 75%. That's working well for me right now. Or you can even, you know, select another percentage or custom and put it in a percentage. Okay, so yeah, try that. And then once you have that, you can just left click and hold drag on the on the screen there. So you'll be able to like zoom around very, very easily by left click holding and dragging. Okay, so hope that helps. Sorry, sorry to interrupt, Jay Trader. Thank you, Bruce. Okay, traders. Yeah, this is basically a 4k that you see right here. 43 inches. So again, open this was a stock that we played a couple of weeks ago, years, price 121.25, big soak. Okay. So this level over here, you see a big soak means hidden buyer, absorb all these shares that traders sold, and he pushed it the same exact setup, if you remember, that we had today over here on A&P. Big soak, you see it? Big soak over here, big dot and push. And then we had that liquidity. So trading is not that you have to imagine the price section, you have to find a strategy. So what I do every day is teach a strategy with exact entries and exits. Over here, we have a rejection. And again, you see this big liquidity, big ask coming in. And then you can take your shore for all downwind. Okay. Again, we have a first 150 big heat map. This is called heat map. And then we have a second one. Okay. I'm going to zoom in for you traders. A second one over here that has big heat map at 140. Same as today, 150 and then one lower. Let's look another example. Okay. So this over here was KODK. Remember traders that in the past week, we had a big mover, KODK, trade a ton of volume. This stock tends to extend. So as a former runner, tends even to trade 200 million plus on a day is one of those stocks that simply can rip. So very careful to trade something like KODK. First of all, example over here. Again, soak, you see that we have half buyers, half sellers. The reason is we had sellers from the previous moves. So these are the bag holders that want to get out. Also, these are the short sellers that are pressing the bid just in the open that they want to fail. At the same time, we have buyers and hidden buyers over here that start pushing it. Okay. So we see soak in a big push in pre-market at seven o'clock. Look over here what happens in this area, 9, 80 and 10. We have one resistance, second resistance, third resistance. So all together over here, we have a pretty good liquidity, but this stock is grinding vertically. So this seems a parabolic move. And look over here, they try to soak it. Okay. So a big seller over here tried to soak it short seller and dump it. Now buyers who are stronger, you can see the breakout and then still fuel this long. Okay. So it's not only that heat map will be a rejection or a bounce. It can even like be a continuation follow through if the liquidity that we have over here, so the buyers prevail, so the demand on the supply. Okay. Another example on KRDK took different examples on this. So I hope you see it. This is zooming in. Okay. So we have KRDK. This time we are fading. Okay. So this is coming back down from nine over here, bounce A90. You can see a double top first double top over here. And then under over VWeb. When you see this chart, it's not that you have to look every single dot that we have. It's really not important. What is important is look where we have the VWeb, look where we have whole lot of numbers, nine, 10, 11, 12, 13. And then we have big heat maps, so big support of big resistances. Over here, this is a classic fake breakdown and then push. And over here, when we have the eight o'clock, when the majority of brokers open, we start having back quarters. Okay. Over here you see those big volumes and you get scared because you don't know what's happening, just like normal activity from brokers. We start having a fail and this is your confirmation VWeb projection and then over here on wine. And look how the algo down here, okay, just the bottom of the screen behaves. First we have a support. Once we start having this dump, they cancel. More on KRDK, let's see. This is a manipulation. So arrays of algo set up. Just know that you will see supports often moving up. So how to long, okay, how to long a stock. You need the setup. This can be a pattern. This can be based on a strategy, moving averages, cup pattern, whatever. But then you have to look for confirmation. It's not only sufficient based in your strategy on price action and patterns because the volume is where the market will go. Volume tells you everything. Big hands create a support. The first thing over here, big hands create a support. Then they put another support and then they started creating another level over here. You see when it comes this moment and at this moment we have our algo raised and from here we started seeing this accumulation. You see how they hold the support. They're trying to sell, they hold. They're trying to sell, but we have more buyers and then we start pushing. And again, second raise of the algo. So it's the same big buyer, the same big algorithm, 20K, 22K, moving from here up till here. So the point of this is when you see something like this, it's a control move. Stay long, have your risk with this support and then enjoy the move because these are the best moves to take the long. Less one on KODK. I wanted to show you this because you can see how a stock when it's manipulated moves. Over here, 906 in one second goes 940. So this is support over here algo, see it traders. And who think that move this stock over here, the same algo over here, you see, canceled, start buying. So this is called propping the bid, buying over here. Over here we have all chasers because the first part of the move is a big hands from who controls the stock. And up here we have chasers. And then we start consolidation. You see the big algo over here with 246,000 shares. And then another push. And again, over here, we have other retailers that they see the support and buy on some support for the consolidation. Okay. And then for the breakup. This is how KODK moves. Very manipulated stock, but we see a lot of these. So it's very important that you see this price action over here. The opposite side is when we have a rejection. So, okay. So I think this will be pretty clear for everybody. First of all, this is almost 3.30 over here. So we start having a pattern wedge, you see, high, lower, high, sorry, high, higher, low, lower, high, higher, low, lower, high, contraction of volume. And you see that that volume down here is very weak, slow. And then on the breakout, we have the volume increasing. Okay. Each time you see this means follow through. We start pushing, pushing, pushing. And by this time, my only reason is do not trade against something so strong with this volume. But also, if I'm long, I need to see where I can sell. So I won't wait that I have a rejection. When I see something like this, I generally try to sell three, four, five cents before that big resistance. Because I know that when this big resistance touches, we have a high liquidity, 35K. And we can expect a fast unwind over here, a fast wash, okay, fast pullback. So careful. I prefer, personally, to give away half my position in proximity of the resistance. This is from a trader in the room. So it was very kind to send a start, only to show you how all day fade works. You see over here, this is 2PM. This is part of J-Lines that we use in the room. So perfect setup came over here on this short of the J-Lines at 2PM. And he pointed out what happened on book map. Then we have this trend line break. So you can use book map for patterns, flag, resistance support, trend lines, cut patterns, whatever. And then we have a fail of the J-Lines, but this is not, sorry, fail of the trend line, but this is not the setup for entry. The setup for entry is when you have a confirmation rejection and curls down, and then unwind. Couple more examples, then we'll go probably with Bruce in question and answer. So this is from another group member, friend of mine, Lehmann, only to point out OPTT, big consolidation. You see, first we have the first strong move, big consolidation over here. This time is Europe time. So this is 12.30 probably, sorry, this is 9.30. This is 11.30 East time in New York time. We start seeing over here a big support, big liquidity over here. You can see traders. And then from this, we start curling and pushing. And over here again, we have liquidity stacked. So they act as a resistance. Here only an example of a member that explains how good is to see VWAP rejection can be also for the long VWAP bounce using also book map. So we see two things over here. This is the VWAP on your chart. We see the price not going only above the VWAP. This was a mid-morning over here, you see 10.35, we show it in the room over here. Not only going above the VWAP, but going to that half dollar number, 350 near the previous resistance. So once this starts falling below VWAP, which is also this white level over here on the right on book map, you see it over here. We have this big unwind. You see over here this big wash. When you see something like this means big seller, no bids, completely free level two wash and unwind. Last over here of the examples. This was from Friday activity. So only to show again when we have a dip on a high liquidity. So this is a high liquidity support. The intention of this is to hold the price up. Big dot again means that somebody absorb all the sellers. He absorbed and then he started to reverse the trend over here. And also we have a big wall of buyers. So this first liquidity over here, see 60K, 47K, 43K. So we have something like 150,000 over here, 160,000 placed on the bid, waiting for this stock to go up. Okay, trader. So I leave the word to Bruce over here. Yeah, he is going good. Yes. Yeah, really great examples. You always put together really great examples, Jay trader. So it's really appreciated. They're so clear. So, I mean, you guys can see how important it is to understand liquidity and volume and really the context between that and the price movement. It's everything and it's all here on the chart. There's a question about J lines. What exactly are your J lines? Okay, J lines are just simple, sorry, just exponential moving averages. I discovered back in 2004-2005 when I made transition from cover warrants and options to mainly stocks and futures. It's just a 7289 exponential moving average. I use in different setups in different scenarios. By themselves, they mean nothing. I'll use it. They are very powerful strategy. Okay, so if they do set up and it does match with the order flow, then you use them as a confluence. Exactly, often you will see that, for example, at the big level of support over here, you see Bruce, in this case, we have some spoofing over here, some fake bids spoofing. They were together with the J lines. So this line over here, this blue wave, okay? And at the same time, we can see that we have high liquidity, exactly the V web. Yeah, perfect. Yeah, really nice breakdown there. So then also a question on the purple line, I believe the purple line on the sub chart and book map there is the liquidity tracker. Is that right? Yeah, over here we have, this is thanks to my friend, can you drop it, because he implemented it in his setup on book map. So we have the divergence. I like to show it as a divergence. And this is all this work, all this study, what I'm saying over here. So if somebody needs, I will give you as a referral. But you can see over here that we have an accumulation. You see very tight price over here. So when I see this, I expect personally a move. When I see the price that get very tight, I expect this then a big move. So that these two lines, the purple and the green one over here, green red, they get very separated. So what exactly is the, is it proprietary, the purple line, or is it the liquidity tracker? I was a little confused. I will show you over here, Bruce. Let me see studies configuration. So you can have just a quick look, you see the cumulative volume delta. And then we have an imbalance over here. Balance, minimum account volume size. And then we have over here, a maximum accountable volume size. So I want to see the difference between the two. I want to see when we have the price dumping. And when we have fast moves, we have this going down very sharply, very rapid. And for me, it's a very good indicator. It tells me the strength of the tape or the weakness of the tape. Yeah, understood. Really nice. So just filtering the cumulative volume delta by order sizes there or trade sizes. Thank you, Bruce. Let's see. Lots of questions starting to come in. Sam, some of the large dots, yeah, if they're green, it's market buy orders. If it's red, it's market sell orders. If sometimes there's some in here that JTrader has the total volume. So you see like a pie chart. So it's just that lots of transactions are happening very quickly that we give an overall delta for that cluster of transactions. So you can see that some of them are like three quarters green, well, then mostly it's buying. So I hope that answers your question. And JTrader, maybe you want to, I see some of the charts using the volume delta new feature and sometimes you're using the total volume. Is there kind of any setting on that that you like in particular? For the cumulative volume delta, well, you mean? No, not the volume dots, volume dots. Oh, okay, okay, sure. I will share how I have them. Studies configuration over here, volume dots, pretty simple. I found for myself, I just need this size not to be too big. I really don't like to cover all my chart. Just going to keep it over here, the 50% transparency, smart. You can choose by time, by volume, if you want a group creation by five minutes, three minutes, two minutes, okay. If you go over here, you can see, but I prefer only to have a smart. So Bookmap calculates this for me and I think is pretty good. And that's it, very, very simple how I use it. Okay, so you're using 7.0 Bookmap, 7.1 has a volume delta feature. I'll share a link with you about it, JTrader. So it's by minus cell. So you'll see like the visualization is, it's pretty nice. It's not total volume, but it is by minus cell. So it's the delta, but the visualization of it is very, very clear. Mateus or Matus. So yeah, your key software is Bookmap, he's asking. And then what is the other software I guess that you're using there? Okay, over here I have Bookmap. I use mainly this for order flow and price action and also to see something more than normal level two or times and sales, because take a normal level two, okay, whatever the broker is. You will see only the first, what four or five best offers and four or five best bids is not sufficient. I want to see when I'm in a trade what is 10 cents away, 20 cents away, 30 cents away. So those microstructures, you cannot see it with a normal level two. This is that edge that you have. For charting software, there are so many out there that want to publicize anything. You can get in the room, I will explain more. But any charting software that allows you to have pre-market after hours and put two indicators, you don't need something very complicated. Keep it simple, you know, kiss is enough. Yeah, yeah, that's excellent. That's actually what we usually say in the advanced webinars as well, just like you need to understand your higher time frames, but it doesn't need to be anything really advanced. And then what you want to understand is the order flow around your higher time frame levels. Exactly, totally agree with yours. Let's see, Jerry is asking how you use the, well, I guess you already explained it, the CVD in balance, et cetera. Jerry, he already went through that, like he's looking for the gap between the two. Exactly. And if it does gap like that, then when it tightens up, you know, he's looking for it to gap again. It's going to break out at some point. Let's see here, Jorge. Okay, that should answer your question, Jorge, as well about the CVD. Oh, I put the link in there for the liquidity tracker. It's free, you guys. So there is one for market by order data. It's different. It's only with CME futures and you have to have rhythmic data for those CME futures. So that's a very different thing. It will not work on stocks. Okay, but there is a well, that's the liquidity tracker pro in stop iceberg tracker, but the liquidity tracker that is free will work on all markets. Okay, that have order books. Let's see, Taurus is asking if you can show your time and sales tape again in book map and maybe how you're filtering. Sure. Okay, so I generally use two. Let's put, for example, the amp over here. So the first one over here, right click, you go times and sales. You can let's do it together times and sales. Okay, so when you do like this, just put plus, then you go over here, go down times and sales, and you put create. So it creates a new one. And then you can decide minimum size. So for big caps, I will use minimum size 1000 plus another times and sales set to default. While for small caps, I generally use 3000 so that I can see all block orders. You see over here, 10,000, 11,000, 12,000, all block orders or big orders. So it's very important to see big hands and small hands. Okay, and then will you filter that? I guess you'll filter depending on the stock. Yeah, sometimes if I have even more liquidity, I can use this at 5000 or 10,000. But I see that average 3000 is a pretty good filter. Okay, let's see here. What was the minimum size and maximum size used for time and sales? Okay, so you just answered that. And then Sven, you missed it. What is the imbalance showing? Yeah, it's the, I can also show you Sven in the advanced webinars, but J Trader is looking at there. Maybe you want to explain it one more time, J Trader, the CVD and how you're using that. So looking over here, this is, I'm going to put it on all screen over here. Let me make it bigger. Okay, so when we have these two lines getting together, there's a contraction. Contraction is like an accumulation and that leads to a big move. So what you see over here is this. Let's make a rectangle. You see this zone and this zone. Okay, so this is the consolidation, contraction that leads a big move. So it's like an expansion of volatility, but in this case is given from the imbalance of more sellers comparing to the buyers. I hope that was clear. Yeah, that's it. So I don't know if this is proprietary, J Trader, but I'm kind of curious myself. Like when you wake up in the morning, what is your process? Like how do you start to go through what you're looking for? What might be moving? What stocks to trade and what the day might be like? Okay, the first thing I do in the morning is going for a run. And then hit the gym. I like to train. Then get to my computer and random scanners. You don't need traders to really buy fancy scanners. If you have a little bit of money, invest in Bookmap. And after two months, you will tell me, thank you. Just run the scanner that your broker has. If you want, you can get a good, let's say, broker that allows you also to short. But that's up to you. It depends if you trade big caps or small caps, if you're long bias or short bias. So I run my scans, this around 630, 615. I stay already in pre-market to trade. I share every single trade in the room. We trade together. The majority of the members do not follow alerts, but we trade together because I teach a strategy. So when you get in, you receive a playbook and we trade a playbook. From 7 to 9, we'll trade pre-market if we have setups. For example, this morning in pre-market, I had no setups. Market seemed like that. It seemed like the whole day besides some gap down and Tesla spiking. And then from 9 o'clock, I focus on three or four stocks, generally two or three small caps, one or two big caps. And from 930, I'm on screen share. So I share my charts, how I take a few executions. And I explain the setup. If something for me is not systematic or analytical, for example, I have five green lights, five parameters that are met, I may take the trade. If this is not all in agreement, I may not take it. So my approach is purely technical. Technical from price action, from research and stats. So this means through S2 trade, looking for stats and data, how many times the stock faded, for how much the person's downside, what time, how high of the day, and so on. And then through book map to see microstructures of support, resistance, where we have algos, where we have like big hands players that jump in or jump out. So it's very simple, but you need all these three things together. This is if you want to be a professional trader, or even if you want just like have an extra income, never follow blind trading. That means follow alerts because trust me, you will never make money on the long run. Okay. So let's see, Scott is asking what are you scanning for in the morning? Very simple. Gaps above 20%, but still at least 10% I start like looking at the gaps. For big caps, I don't need to scan anything because big caps generally I trade my main ones, Tesla, Netflix, Apple, and I have a specific playbook over there. So I trade for setup, that's it. For small caps, it's more due to the news to the price actually in pre-market, the volume. So for example, if I want a short, I have specific parameters, I may start looking for small caps with market cap below 300 million, with at least 10 million float, with dilution, with history of failure in the first day, they tend to fail generally in the first 30, 40 minutes out of the gate. So when I have all this collected, I see for example, on that day, the gap is 40%, the news is fluff. I have a pattern, so really that's hard pattern. And I see book map with a stair step down pattern, then I may take the trade short vice versa. If I'm looking for long, I look for other parameters. Okay. I mean, we would need one whole hour to explain the parameters for short or for long, maybe another time with Bruce. Okay, excellent. Let's see. I guess there's still questions about your imbalance CBD indicator. If you could maybe right click on that and show it again, like the settings for it. This one, Bruce? The purple one, yeah. Okay. The point is I'm very loyal to traders. This trader gave me a setup, so I don't know if I can share it. And I really don't feel like, you can email me, I will ask the trader if I can share it and then I will be able to share with you traders. Okay, excellent. And I put Jay Traders contact information in the chat here several times. I just want to go through it for you guys because you'll see his website, his Twitter, his YouTube page, also his email, so there's his contact. And then the special offers from Jay Traders as well from book map. They're a little bit longer term special offers, but we offer our partner educators something that's not available from the website. You can get book map for like three months at a discount for the first three months. And then it will go up to the regular price or you can get book map for a year. And then there's also a book map lifetime option for global, but it include all the add-ons for free for a year. So basically, you're getting global plus for a year. The link's in there and all of his contact information is in there as well. So you can reach out to him. Let's see Jerry. Yeah, your liquidity tracker is not working. Okay, so I think reach out to support on that one. Or maybe you just need to restart your book map. It should work. It's free. Once you download it, you should just be able to add it. There's a video on how to add it. It's really straightforward. And then you might need to restart your book map, I'm not sure. Usually you don't, but I don't know. You might. Okay, so any other questions for JTrader? These examples, I mean, these are excellent setups. I mean, it's all here in very, very clear explanation. As always, JTrader always has this very, very clear explanation of exactly what he's looking at and his actions and very, very consistent with it. So, Bruce, sorry for interrupting. I just wanted something before JTrader's ask about Delta and imbalance. Just look over here when it's trading down, okay, trading down on Sava. And then when we have this, you see that the volatility over here, okay, shifts above the zero before the stock itself. So how faster this anticipates the move? You see if we have this still going down, then reversal over here, but this reverses before. Is it reversal? Is it a reset, JTrader? Reset, reset, reset, but is a reset exactly, but also it bounces back up and we have a reversal. Understood. Okay, so it's resetting, but then you're, yeah, that understood. So you'll reset for these specific periods and then nonetheless, like the period's over, who's in control after that period? Exactly. Right. In this case, long buyers. Right, right. It just happened to take place just around the reset. Exactly. I put over here hourly reset. You can put it like two hours, three hours, one day as you prefer. Right, understood. Okay, excellent. Well, any other questions here? Let's see, Kendall, seem to have the heat map filter off. Is that just to trade more specific levels? Well, the heat map is on. I don't understand actually what you mean. Heat map filter, smoothing? Oh, well, no, no, he's just zoomed in. That's all. I mean, the smoothing is on. He's just really, you know, zoomed in here. To me, it looks like the smoothing is on. When you, I mean, the stocks, that's why stocks can look so good in book map is because like, when you have that smoothing on and you zoom out, you'll just see these big, huge levels of liquidity that they really, you know, show very nicely. You know, Jay Trader just has a really nice monitor and is able to get lots of price action within here. That's what I know. The point Bruce is because I'm blind. That's the reason why I need this so big. You've been looking at years for at charts, I guess. That'll do it to you. But yeah, the smoothing is on, it looks like to me. That's a really powerful feature actually, Kendall. You know, if our CTO created that smoothing and it really works well with stocks, the way that Jay Trader has it set up, like, or his monitor, it's looking more like futures. The way that he's able to very clearly see some of these things. It's just a really, really high res monitor, it looks like to me. Any chance of moving averages in book map? Yeah, there actually are Steve moving averages in book map. You can get them through the marketplace from a third-party vendor. This is my friend, sorry, Bruce, this is our friend, bus pilot, Steve. Oh, he developed the moving averages. I'm sorry, I don't understand. No, he asked how we can implement in book map the moving averages. Okay, understood. Yeah, so it's available. Someone already developed them. Not us, though, so you can go to that marketplace and check it out. Okay, all right, well, I think that's it. We've almost gone an hour here. Jay Trader, just excellent examples, very, very clear and very, very helpful. Thank you very much, everybody. Thank you very much to Bruce in book map, and I'll see you next time. Have a good trading. Okay, take care, everybody. Bye-bye. Take care.