 All right, welcome traders. My name is Valisto Puglisi from Cybertrain University. I'm here to kind of talk a little bit about the NASDAQ book viewer. You've probably seen me on the NASDAQ News Show and I was talking a lot about NASDAQ TotalView and what a very, very important tool it is. Or you maybe have seen some other videos, have some popular videos on YouTube that get into great detail about it. But I found that I'm getting a big request that people ask me, could you do something a little bit basic? Maybe tell me how to find it, where to go on the website and actually how to set it up. So I want to just take about two, three minutes to kind of show you how to set it up and I'm gonna have other videos that you could actually watch and it will go into more detail, the strategy behind it. So let me just go right to the website and basically the website address is data.nazdaq.com. That's the actual website where you're gonna get the NASDAQ TotalView. Now you can get this through a brokerage firm but they might tell you about, oh, we are for level two. Now this is something beyond level two. This gives you 20 times more data than 20 to 20. Level two has basically been outdated personally for the last, I don't know, since it came out in the 90s. That's why it's free. But this is a total difficulty. This is where you see all the high-frequency trades, all the institutions. Just basically you get more data, you get to see more orders. Now, what you do on this website is you obviously got to register and then once you register on the left-hand side, you see where it says book viewer. You're gonna click over there and then you're gonna notice this is where you're gonna be buying the product. And there's two different ways you could buy it. It's a non-pro or pro. If you are a broker or an institution and you could look a bit more, you obviously gotta pay a pro version. If you're just an individual, you could do the non-pro. It's $15 a month, it just clips subscribe. Now I'm already subscribed. I'm gonna log into my account and what's gonna happen when you launch it, once you launch it, it's a Java-based and then this window's gonna come up. You're gonna have this little floating window right here. So let me just minimize this and there we go. So now you got this little window right here. Now you'll notice the problem that you have is there's a lot of windows, okay? And you don't need all this data. You don't need to see market value. You don't need to see total. You don't need to see, you know, all these different orders and everything else. You want a clean way of looking at it. So there's two ways of viewing it. There's aggregated and non-aggregated. We're gonna aggregate the orders because I don't care about seeing all these different price levels and all these different people at every price. I just wanna see what we're gonna look for, which you're gonna learn from the other videos. You're gonna be looking for something that's called iceberg orders, okay? Which are big block orders. Now you click over here where it says select column and what we wanna keep here is we wanna keep the X out of all of them and I'm gonna keep bid, okay? I'm gonna keep orders and I'm gonna keep shares, okay? That's basically all you need. You need orders, and then on the ass side need sellers, orders, and that's it. So I'm gonna click apply and then you'll notice now that you're getting a very clean way of looking at it. Now you're getting to see all the orders. You're getting to see what price they wanna buy for, how many orders are out there at that price and how many shares are in total when you equal up those two different orders. Now if I un-aggregate that order, you'll see that I'm gonna pause this actually, which is pretty cool. You could do this also with the total view. You could pause it and then you could see that those two orders that I aggregated, there was one guy for 800, another guy for 500. Actually there was one order for 13,000 looking to be bought at 39.61 and so on. So and then you can see over here on the ass you got one, two, three, four orders looking to be people looking to buy it at 130, looking to sell it, I'm sorry, at 139.75. So when you click over here when you aggregated, now you can see it's nice, clean and everything. Now the power of what we're gonna be talking about on the total view is that now that you see how to buy it and how to set it up and how to lay it out, on the other videos I'm gonna show you exactly how to utilize the platform and how it'll help you to see where all the big orders are. Like for example, just a quick little teaser, you're looking over here on AMD, what makes stocks go up and go down, supply and demand, boom, you can see there's a 13,000 share buyer right here at 39.61. I think that's a pretty predominant buyer. I'll take him more seriously than the guy that's looking to buy 30 shares. And on the sell side, you know, listen, I'm not discouraging or not, you know, taking a hundred share seller, but when I see a 12,000 share seller, and I see 17 different people selling it, I think that would be more what's called the resistance level. So that's the power of it. And this is the difference between level one, level two, level three, or total view in other words. You can't see all the orders. So if you wanna watch and see more videos like this, just click on the bottom, just subscribe to Cybertrainversity, just click on the bottom, and then from there, when you look at that, ladies and gentlemen, you'll be able to see other videos that I have that will tell you how to use this towards a strategy on your everyday trading. So if you like it, please like. In the meantime, guys, I'll see you on upcoming videos. Thanks for watching.