 Hi traders, let's go over the concept of absorption and exhaustion in the marketplace and how bookmap visualizes it and how it can help you make more insightful trading decisions. So here's Amazon at the US Open, 930 Eastern Time, we see initial drive down and then a move up and we continue to drive higher. We see massive amounts of liquidity here at 1000 and also at 999. And on the way up though, let's zoom into these levels here at 97 and 98. We see longer term liquidity that stays in the book, it's been here waiting to trade and the traders take them on. They are absorbed up here. All these limit orders at this level at 97 are absorbed. The traders took those limit offers. The aggressive buyers took the trade and you can see they did the same here at 98. In fact, you can see that they started to add more limit orders into the book at 98 and all of the buyers took them on. That's absorption and we'll see another example on the opposite side here as I zoom out. We covered this during the live webinar today because we're at such high, all-time highs here with this $1,000 level. Interesting to see here in Amazon and on the way down, we can see that there was some distribution up in this area here and then look at the opposite side here. We noted these areas here where they started to get aggressive in here but on the way back down, look at the points here and the retest up into some of these areas. We're seeing less trading take place in these swings to the upside. Over here, we see lots of trading take place and price was absorbed or the limit orders were absorbed up here. On the way down though, we can see that nice big clusters of volume at lower lows and the swings to the upside here, these lower highs, there's very little trading taking place. Here, here, and here. As we continue to move forward here and zoom out, here is the opposite absorption here on the bid instead of the offer. We can see that these traders at $92, $91, and $90, they all stayed in the book and they all were absorbed on the way down. We see huge transactions take place at these areas taking all of the liquidity on the bid. There's your examples of absorption here that you can see on both the upside and on the downside. You can see very clearly the exhaustion on the way up, lack of trading at these little swings to the upside here, these lower highs. Understanding these areas of absorption and exhaustion can help you in your trading and this is how. There are many different ways you may want to buy the breakouts or the breakdowns in specific areas. Or for example, let's say that you had gotten short up into this area up here around this 98 area due to changes in the order flow that we had witnessed during the webinar today. Then you'd be targeting some of these areas down here of high liquidity. In fact, we had noticed this area from the 930 open, very high liquidity on the bid and this would be a target. You can see it was hit and you can see the reaction it's had this afternoon. Anyway, that's one possibility here. You can also look for pullbacks in areas of exhaustion and then trend continuation. So let's say you see the move to the downside and you're looking for a pullback up to perhaps where it broke from or slightly below it and you start to notice exhaustion, well then you can get into the trade and look for continuation of trend to the downside. You might want to target just before and front run some of the high liquidity that you see here on the bid. That's another way of potentially using this information to your advantage.