 make sure it gets connected. We'll get started. I'll probably go over a few examples though first. At least that's what I would like to do. Yep, it's all set up. But yeah. We'll have both of these lined up so you all can see. So I'll be trying to read both questions once. So I'd appreciate if y'all use YouTube. It'd be a little bit easier. Now, a few things. I'm going to be going over the chart as well as book map. Another reason think Bruce likes the style of trading that we do here. Because we're using multiple viewpoints. But I kind of want to start looking at some examples. So what I'm going to do right now is I'm actually going to go over, let me get this posted on Twitter. So it's there. Should be good. Not post. There one sec. Let me get this going on. I just want to get this on there. So it's good to go. I don't know why I messed up. There it is. All right. So we'll get going. So a few things. I actually make my head a little bit smaller. You don't need to see too much of me. It's not that relevant. So I'll make it a little bit smaller. It should be better. Anyways, okay, so what I want to do is go over really quick some stuff that we had. Yes, you're in Bruce. You have any interjections or questions. And you want me to go over if something a little bit more in depth, I would appreciate it because sometimes I can skim over some things people may find important. So I'm going to go over and bring this picture up really quick. And so this is a picture I took from yesterday. And so I took this because it was really interesting how we were moving and I mentioned this in yesterday's YouTube video also. And we were looking at structurally how we moved and this is just ES and primarily what my focus of using bookmap when it comes to trading is a lot to do with futures. Because when we look, you can also see when you're looking at level two data that a lot of traders big money specifically when they have a level up there, they take a lot of them off and on. And so that's a very big thing. And it's going to go into today when we look at the next image. But when we look at what happened yesterday, it was really interesting. So over the past few days, I've been tracking and basically weeks, if you follow me whatsoever, if we go back to we're looking here at the four hour and we look at how we've been tracking up, it's been highly aggressive from buyers in my opinion when we look at the market. And so I'm always trying to stay with the overall trend and I'm trying to stay away from the market when we start to move like this sideways action. So the sideways action is ultimately where you lose all your money in my opinion. That's the worst area to trade for day traders. Now, you can use something like bookmap and it can help you get maybe in and out to find quick supports. Like I'm very bearish on the market, but we could see down here during today that there was a large, large, large buyer at $39.90, right? And it stayed there. So going back to something like last, you know, the past few weeks, you weren't having any aggressive sellers. You weren't really having any big walls. You weren't having bears trying to defend that upside move. Easiest way I can put it, right? And so you kind of just kept going and any type of volatility that you had to the downside, it was quick and then it would be met right back by buyers and push you back up. So when I look at this image from yesterday, it really tells me that the script has kind of flipped if you will, right? And so when you look at what happened here and you can see when I'm looking at this, I want to just show you. And I'm going to show you today's and I'm going to show you yesterday. So yesterday was, we can all agree, it was a very downside day dominated by sellers. And we can see basically from 830 on, there were no even walls put up by sellers. Like sellers were so confident that they were just slapping the ask. So they were just buying at market, right? And so that's usually what you're seeing here. If they start setting some walls like right here, they're setting some limits. And so you're not seeing any limits really happening here. And it's all just aggressive selling going through every single buywall, right? Just every single one and you just go through and through and through and then eventually get a little bit of a bounce right there. But what this told me though, and I was talking on my live stream yesterday was high possibility, you might get like a little bit of a bounce maybe going into this 11 through 12 period, which is like the lunchtime period which we're in right now. And you might get a little bit of a bounce, you know, a little bit of a correction, right? And then most likely though, the strength stays to the downside because I just don't assume if you're getting this aggressive selling that it's just going to stop all of a sudden when you hit a certain level. And you know, if we go back to yesterday's, you know, range and we look what happened, I'm going to go really quick to like the 15 minute to give you a visual, right? So we go to yesterday, we can see yesterday was Tuesday and go to around 11, I believe 11 is where we stopped if I'm correct. So about right here. So this is where that range was, right? So you come into this range right about, let me see so I can have it for you right here's where you have it. So this is at 11 through 12 o'clock time. And so we look it's important to know that this is usually the time with the least amount of liquidity or you kind of just, you know, range trade. And you can start to see the actually like, you get a little bit of a bounce and you kind of hold through here. But again, still was very bearish on the market post stuff on Twitter, put stuff on YouTube, etc. And as you look, you continue down into the end of the day ultimately, right? You keep breaking down aggressively through a lot of these major, major levels that's on NQ. And you can also see it when you come into yes, right? So you can see that 11 time period right here, again, and then after lunch, what happens, the aggression continues into the close of the day essentially, right? So that was yesterday, right? So very aggressive, giving you some live action, things of what we're looking at there. Sorry, someone had their mic open. Make sure. Oh, no, you're fine. You're fine. You're fine. I was just making a try to know if you had a question. But so that was yesterday and what I was looking for there. Now, when we come into today, we saw, you know, a lot of the same, if you will, initially, right? So we see some initial buying at 830 and then followed by again, aggressive downside selling. You see a few times they try to put a little bit of orders here. It's important as well, that sometimes on book map, you can get the color grade that might show some strength or, you know, you might assume like sometimes I look at the color grade, I'm like, okay, if it gets like pretty dark red, I'm assuming there's about 500, 400 to 500 at minimum lots there. But it's important sometimes to really zoom in to see how much is there. And so as we look at this, I'm not going to say 270 lots isn't a lot between four, you know, 4007 to 4008. But it's definitely not as much as, you know, we have had, like right down here, we go to red and we're like 800 lots. That's a pretty nice order. You can zoom in and see the surrounding orders there as well. So it's important to really zoom in there and look, you can see with all that aggression that started out in the day, very minimal until we get down to that big level, sellers trying to set any limits. They're just, again, very aggressive pushing you down. And so that's what I was looking for today. But my partner actually, he noticed something pretty interesting is when you start to find the support, we start to see some interesting behavior right here. So we start to see sellers setting walls, right, and they're trying to get in, but they just can't, they just keep aggressively pushing you down. They ultimately give you a double tap down there at 3990. And then you start to see them take the order off the book here. So you had a pretty monster sized wall. And this is kind of the trickiest part and probably the best part of book map is because you can identify when they just take orders off the book. And so what he posted was this picture, I believe, let me find it real quick right here. No, this was the one from yesterday really quickly pull it up. I have it right here one sec. Go to downloads. I want to make sure I pull it up correctly. Yeah, it's right here. So you can actually see right here, and it's the same, it's the same same chart. So you can see it's right there. It's just a little bit more zoomed in right now. Maybe that's a better picture. But you can see right there you get to this range and they take the book off. And so what he said is be careful on any shorts right now because they just took that giant wall off, obviously, and they moved it. And you can see there's very little liquidity up here trying to hold you down whatsoever in comparison to how it was prior to when you were trying to get that right there. And then ultimately you get this balance through this lunchtime period, you're kind of slowly scaling up. But ultimately you're not seeing any crazy strength overall from the indexes. And you can see it happens again right here. You have this wall here, you kind of tap it, they set more here. But ultimately you can see as the color grading starts to fade off is that they kind of start pulling it away. Yeah, you buy some into here. But eventually, once it's completely gone, that's ultimately when you have your best opportunity to break back through, at least getting that retest that they start to refill that, but which in this case, they don't. So that was a pretty big thing that I was looking for today. So I didn't really and again, right now, I'm a very big trend trader. So I want to definitely side with the overall direction of the market. I'm not trying to trade the 10 points of upside when there's 100 points of downside. It's all about understanding my risk to reward. And so I definitely think when you can see the overall strength here that's kind of coming in, but it's also important to remember that today is a Fed minutes day, we have a lot going on. So it's going to be a little bit more impacted than, let's say, yesterday, yesterday, we didn't have too much happening today. You're going to have Fed minutes, which again, I think there's going to be a representation of what's already been said without the data pools that have been released on PPI and CPI, which is pretty skewed, if you will. But yes, and then tomorrow obviously have GDP and PCE. So we have some pretty big influential things coming up. But you can also see that you're getting a little bit of love coming back from this level, which, you know, comes back in tangent with some of the supply and demand levels. Also, let me see really quick if there's any questions. Analyze gold one sec. Very helpful. Steven Joseph Glad. Any more questions? So I'm trying to see, I can pull up gold, Bruce, you have to tell me what the what the setting is though on book map for gold. Like I said, my main focus while I'm using book map is to get an overall viewpoint of what's happening with indexes because indexes point me in the direction of any and every stock that I'm looking at that that's my ultimate goal here. It's to understand the trend of indexes where they're finding support where they're finding resistance. And then I move on structurally to, you know, the stocks that I'm liking, right? So if I'm looking at something like, for instance, when I go over to let me go to something that on indexes that I like to the downside, something like, you know, Tesla, and I'm looking here on like on a four hour time frame, and we're structurally, you know, we're breaking down, right? I want to not only see us breaking down on Tesla, and this matters here, but I need to understand the underlying value of indexes and what's happening there. So, you know, that's ultimately where it comes into me for me. I'm going to assume it's on rhythmic. Is it not? What is it? I may not have access to the platform. Okay, it is on rhythmic. Would it be CBOT? Maybe still not coming up. I don't know why I may not have I have access to it. No, that's ES right here. Correct. Okay, okay, okay. Yeah, even then I may not have the permissions for it, Bruce. But I should since I've used I use rhythmic every day. So it should have automatically given me all of it. Yeah, it's just not showing up for permissions denied. So I made us not have access, which is strange because rhythmic usually gives me access to everything. You're like pretty great here for downside. What's on DXV? Don't need to put in the access or no. Yeah, I don't know why it's not allowing me say it again GC slash GC. I muted him. I muted him for my stream. You might want to publicly muted him though. I can try just yeah, I don't know why. Yeah, that's strange. I figured it was everything on there. That's definitely strange. I just I've never had to pull him up. That's the only reason usually I don't get questions about it, but we can definitely get a set up for next time. I don't mind. I know a lot of these guys are commodities and futures and crypto specifically. So I'm definitely get that set up for the next one. Yeah. So I can't do any. Yeah. So I won't be doing any commodities today, but for next Wednesday, I will be able to. But yes, so sorry about that. One sec. Going analysis is just a five minute overview. I won't be able to use gold on on book map today. So again, apologies. But yeah, if you have anything else on futures specifically or how I'm using it on futures, I would love to go over that as well. But yes, and I'm not also not using the other indicators. The only ones I do like right now for myself, a lot of them do work. But I'm just like I said, my focus has been more of following the overall structure and the trend that we're getting and not the small short term trades just based on some of the stuff that we've been getting. That's been based on the action that we're beginning, especially with follow through. So when I'm looking at maybe like quick moves back to the upside, even like we can look at a stock like Nvidia or something like this on the lines like Nvidia structurally, right? You know, I've been playing a lot of the downside. Like I had a lot of puts on AMD. That was structurally how I was moving and what I was focused on. And my biggest thing right now has been focusing on the stocks that have had some of the best moves to the upside like Tesla's up, I think, you know, beginning of the year now, like 100 at highs about 110%. So focusing on catching some of that downside back down, you know, semi-conductors probably the strongest, you know, part of the market, I would have to say is definitely going to be the sector has got to be semi-conductors in my opinion. When we look at AMD and Nvidia monster names here, you can even see like here on Nvidia that structurally hit the really zoom in to see where these orders are even coming in. That's why I like, you know, these names is because you're going to get the most volatility out of these as well. You have any questions on anything that I've kind of gone over Bruce or no, trying to make again, sometimes I know I can rant and I can skip over things. So I try to go back as much as possible for when people have those questions. And another thing like in what you're looking at now, if you're trying to break local highs of 40, 20, I think 40, 19 is the key level on the charts. But if you look here as well, so when you start to see the strength is something that I'm watching for to is so when you're trying to get that aggressive push up here, but look at how you're moving. So you start to see some of these orders are limiting in here. But as you start to push back to this level, so you test it once push down, you're making a lower high here, you can just clearly see that I don't even need to scroll back over to my my chart whatsoever. But really look here. So one, they're creating a wall, which is a good sign, but you're seeing that they're overall they're just being aggressive, slapping that ass. Ask. So when you're seeing that type of structure there, you're seeing more aggression. And ultimately, that's what you want to see in either direction. It's the same thing like I was going over yesterday. And that's why I try to take these screenshots. So I have them, especially when Bruce says, Hey, we want you to come on these specific days. And so when you have that type of movement of pushing down, you see how there's not that many limits and they're just really. And when you're looking at the bid and ask specifically on level two, that's what I'm talking about now. And you can see that they just don't have that many and you're just really they're just getting directly on the bid and you can see it coming directly in. And so ultimately that's what you really want to see when you're getting these breakthroughs. And you can see once again, they're not doing it. So they're not waiting on either side of it. And when I'm talking about seeing the bulls or bears take control, I try to put in layman's terms so people understand it maybe simple or easier. But you can see what's happening there is that they're getting a little bit more aggressive there. And you also saw some of the icebergs is my, my favorite indicator that book map has. There's any indicator that I said that's almost like not necessary, but the best one for me is definitely the icebergs with the CVD gives you the best viewpoint of what's happening here. You can also see even on this dip, you saw those big orders coming back in, right? Now, obviously some days you're going to get, you know, monster orders comparative, but you start to see the big orders come in also to when when you start coming back down to the support level down here, which is pretty great. So what they actually waited to do was the one get the bounce and then to actually wait to get some confirmation. And so you get a little bit of a low made here and these are making higher lows ever since. And ultimately that's what we're looking for. We're looking for higher lows and higher highs to be made on whatever time frame we're looking at to structurally be any type of bullish or looking for type of rebound. But again, like, like I said, and see, you can actually see them pulling that book off the order. This is almost some of the same stuff that we've been seeing. And again, you can see very dark red, lots of lots sitting here and they're reducing imagine you haven't even tested this level up here yet at 40, 19, right? You're still below it. So you can still see they're putting pulling a little bit of those off of the book as you zoom in there. And really, that's what I like to see is when they start to pull them off, that just tells you that you might be seeing some exhaustion maybe on sellers and that there's not seeing the strength. And so today it kind of makes sense also to if you line up like fundamentals with this as well. And that's why I said, um, well, if you are interested in looking at the YouTube channel every day that we're going over, it's and see you're getting that push through there. You want us when you look at fundamentals lining up with it, it makes sense. So you're going to get your fed minutes coming out. And I believe I think it's at 40 minutes at one o'clock central, pretty positive. So it makes sense that you're getting a balance into fed minutes. And if we know anything about the last fed meeting, it was nothing short of great, right? Because we had pal base because inflation is coming down. And I know everyone's going to, you know, be like, well, Tyler data's changed and send, but fed minutes is just a repetition of what happened from the last fed meeting. So it's important that you try to understand, you know, what's happening, you know, fundamentally what's coming out with data and then how the market most likely responds to that. And like, and when I was looking at the market, I was like, the only thing that can really bring you up right now is either something about the debt ceiling, which is not going to really be, I don't think that's going to be announced anytime soon. And then also to coming into the fed minutes, which is going to be again, best way I can describe fed minutes. And I've had a lot of people ask the same questions on it. When you look at fed minutes, it's basically like the person that sits in a courtroom and just documents everything said. So all you're going to get is a piece of paper that just tells you everything that was said, there's no one speaking, there's no fed members talking, it's just a repetition of what was already said. So you're probably not going to get any response about what's happening going forward with how the fed feels or anything from pal along those lines. You'll probably just get what people voted for on the the fed rate hikes. But again, you're even still seeing that aggressive buying coming in here. So that's what I'm looking at now. So I think this is definitely something to be looking at from a fundamental viewpoint of potentially giving you some upside in the short term, which makes sense coming into this on the last hour of trading. So if you just look again, you get that major volume coming in basically into London's closed around 10am central. So that's London's closed and they have the after hours into 1030, I believe. And then when you look at that, you bounce. That's where you end the day at. And then now you're getting a little bit of upside from day traders kicking into this Fed meet or Fed minutes. Really important to be viewing that as well. I'm trying to see. But yeah, I also want to make this clear too. I get a lot of questions about in queue and what I'm doing here when I'm trading in queue. I don't look a lot at the book what's happening on in queue. It's just a little it for me. It's not as clean. That's my personal opinion. Again, I think everyone's different when they're when they're looking at when they're trying to interpret what they're looking at here. You can see some key levels that get established here. But ultimately for me, I believe and I think it's pretty clear here if we just zoom out on the day right now on ES and compare in queue and ES. I think it's a lot more clear when we look at ES, right? So there's no huge levels here. Yes, you can definitely see there's a lot more volume at specific levels. And ultimately, if you know any type, my trading is all based around volume, supply and demand, previous price action and how we've reacted at those levels. And so you can see again, you're still seeing that all those aggressive orders, you're not seeing a lot of limits being put in. These are all just them aggressively buying in here. And that's what we that's ultimately what you want to see. Wish I could pull volume as well on here. Actually, yeah, you can't you can see it down here. You can see aggressive buying coming in there as well. See how it stagnates at all stagnates down here. And then once they start getting aggressive, you start seeing those just literally there's those are not those are just market wars coming in again and again and again. I would assume to you slow down once you get closer to 1245 to one o'clock, as you get about 15 minutes from those Fed minutes, unless you just totally break through any of these supply and demand levels. Thanks. I cleared with yes. Nice. The dollar DXY. I don't know how many get access to DXY either. I would assume DXY is going to be on is 100%. It would be on rhythmic. I might have to wait. No, no, no dollar index. He said DXY one exclamation point. Would that be under? Or is that not on here? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Would that be under DXV or rhythmic? Okay, see if it pops up. DXY did pop up DXY in. See if it gives us the data here. Yeah, I don't think it's going to give us. I do not think this is what we wanted here. Yeah. I also think it's important to that people don't hyper focus on the dollar right now. You're seeing a lot of, there's a lot of outside sources influencing dollars, especially over the past two months since November. A lot of devaluing happening old wide. So you can see them kind of slowing down a little bit here, but they're still showing good volume because they're putting more limits in. You can also see this, this is why I don't like trading the upside right now. Past few weeks have loved it. Basically going into, I believe, February 5th, 6th, I'm trying to think of the week of whenever it was. First week of February was basically, market was only trending up, but you didn't have a lot of this resilience from sellers. So you saw a wall here and you're building another wall, two dollars higher. So this is definitely going to be a thing of interest to see going into this Fed minutes, how we respond coming out of it. Things are cleared with GC correlation. But yeah, can actually, I'm going to see where some of these stocks are at so you can see, maybe go over something. This will be an issue. So we'll go over, I want to go over Apple. I don't really know if you guys hear focus more on equities or futures in general. Obviously, like I said, a lot of my focus is equities. Something to look at like on Apple. So Apple coming into today, basically the past few days, something I've been watching for, common pattern going in with a lot of equities that have been moving great is you basically, since February 10th, you were making higher lows just structurally moving up, continuing Apple, you can see it going on there. Go to Microsoft, happening there, we can go to Nvidia, very, very similar. Nvidia kind of broke that trend there, but you can still see structurally still moving fantastic since the end of January. So going into Tesla, this is ultimately why I'm looking at the downside here is as you break this structure, we're looking to see if sellers can start to step in and push you down. But going into Apple, what I like to use BookMap 4.2 is your response to levels I find on the chart. So if I'm looking at Apple, for instance, right, and this was a heavily shorted stock and discord the past few days. And what we were looking at here is ultimately you were really continuing on Apple, even despite spy having some pain. So if we look at spy from basically, you know, the 15th through 16th, right, we were looking at what was happening here. So on the 15th through 16th, you see the 16th, he started to drop. But Apple, which is, you know, one of probably the biggest holding in spy, continued and kind of held near local highs almost making a double top. So when you broke below this trend, I think it was really clear you were looking either for lows near 149, but ultimately 200 SMA was a huge level on the daily. And I'm looking at any type of, you know, you know, moving average, typically they're going to be daily or weeklies. So I want to see the reaction that we had here at 147. And this would have been a great instance, because a lot of people would have said, well, I want to hold for the gapfield, right? That's what you see a lot of traders mentioned on social media, on Twitter, like, I want the gapfield, that's what I want to happen. Well, spoiler alert, you didn't get that. If you had that, you'd be stuck, you probably read on your trade now. So we go back to Apple, and we can kind of see going back down to the level, we can get the exact number here too. Let's go back to the five minutes so we can see it real quick. Your low on the days around 147.2 on the dot as you come back in, you can actually see, let me, I might need to bring more up, look at the level down there at 140. So look how much and that's been there all day. We can zoom out a little bit more. Let's go to six hours back, see if it pulls all it up, let that kind of research for us. But you're going to notice that some of these big levels, they really stay there. And you can still see that, you know, there's still walls, you know, typically on some of the big equities, you're going to see walls and you know, every dollar, every 50 cents like Apple, it's almost every 50 cents that you see a wall and you can just take them out now and now. But when you look here at what was happening since the beginning of the day, very interesting that as you look here, you can see that was the level ultimately zoom in just a little bit more, you know, big level all day long, you know, they had a few off rip, you can see those kind of coming in. You had your 148, 148 four again and again but this monster level just kind of stayed here. And you're but like I said, you're gonna see them every dollar, every 50 cents. So you have to definitely watch to see how they respond. And you can actually see that you don't even make it down to that level, you'll make it right to 147 too, right at that 200 SMA almost about you get a little bit below about seven to 10 cents below it, not even able to test that level. And then ultimately start to push right back up as well. So it's really interesting to see these is when we're looking at them, because not only do I want to watch my key level that I have maybe on my chart, which again, the 200 SMA monster levels and we're always watching for. But I also want to come into book map to see if we're actually going to flip this, because something like AMD gives you a really good example also. So this is something that I was short on and trying to give you a few different use cases. And so when I look at AMD, what I was looking at here was going to something meta, I'll go over meta one second. So if I'm looking at AMD, you get below that 200 and may and ultimately it becomes a resistance the same day, right? So you break below, and then it becomes a resistance. And at that point, that's a shorting opportunity for myself. And I ended up going short and writing the sound of 7576. And so when you come back in here, though, you want to start to see your reaction at these levels as well, because obviously, you can see there was, they started to establish a bigger, bigger position as the day progressed here as you got closer and closer, you can see more and more orders came in, it got all the way close around, looks around 10,000, almost 10,000 at the bid. And that's definitely going to show you interest. So if you start to break through this, then you can start to look at, okay, that's a poor level we were looking at, we've already broken through some pretty big walls, sellers definitely proving their point here, then you can start to look at that as a resistance as well looking at book map. And that's what you see a lot of people, if you see the term trap, really overused a lot. So when you're looking at that, it's important to identify that, you know, you need to watch the underlying at the level two of where you're getting this. And again, level two, book map, you know, essentially the same as the same things, because it's going to give you the visualization, you can see that even if you broke below that, you know, 200 SMA, you still had a monster level. And in comparison, right, does anything really, you can say man 146, it's pretty big. But ultimately, this is going to be that level right now, that's really going to be the game changer. Apple is usually not going to move down three to $4 in a day. It's a slow remover. So you definitely get a little bit more answers there also. Yeah, so you're seeing that sellers are stepping back and what time is it right now? 12 30. I thought they would slow down more closer to 12 45 just coming into that Fed minutes, as we were seeing, but look to how this like I said, and this is again, why I keep saying like, I've not the trading upside for me has not been the move over the past week, week and a half, right? Because if we're looking here, again, they're not even necessarily key levels, they're not even necessarily the biggest like, you know, resistances that we would expect here, we can go over real quick to ES and give you a visual. Yeah, you can just I mean, you can see right there, you can see, yeah, you have your local high about right there at 4024. I would consider this a clear demand that's trying to form. But I mean, you can't I mean, it's not even on the one hour chart. So you really can't even validate it per se. So really trying to push it. You can see this isn't, you know, the monster key level or anything like that, like 4000, 4009, right? So you're still seeing the aggression, in my opinion, or yeah, the aggression is the best way to put it from the sellers trying to still establish walls after they get taken out almost instantly, right? And so buyers again, resilient, trying to push you back up through it. But we're not seeing the same thing from buyers, right? That's that's a very important thing to realize when we come into this price action that we're getting. So like, for instance, you come back down here, you have a little bit of a level of 4005. They just take that they just take it off the book. That's why the next time you come down to it, you sit there for a second and you just plow right through it to the next level of 3990. And so that's what you have to be constantly, constantly looking for. And it's like here, yeah, you come up, you buy a little bit through it, it's off the book, you break up, but they just keep making wall after wall after wall. And ultimately, the goal is one to reduce risk at all costs. You're going to hear me repeat that over and over. But also too, it's, you know, to take the path of least resistance, right? I'm not trying to sit in a trade and watch us, you know, battle back and forth, right? I'd rather have a trade that can see in a clear trend, you know, have a few have some time on it with my options, and ultimately be able to, you know, not have to worry completely about the health of that of that trade. So someone asked about meta, if you'll have some stock, show me to go over as well. I don't mind doing that while we're here. Metta, I need to bring it back a little bit further. Thoughts on spy daily calls and puts should be a move, but and be able to win poker life. I don't really know what that means per se, but giving you a visual to something that I always tell people in the live stream. So if we're looking at the put to call ratio, one, the put to call ratio is definitely in favor of the puts. When we look at spy specifically, go to something like cues, visual there, same thing, heavy into puts there, SPX, a lot of puts, but you can see some, this is a better example, but I'll give you my two cents here. So if you're looking at futures, SPX is a better viewpoint of futures. And when we look at what's happening here on flow, it's important to, I honestly tell people, throw this number away, your put to call ratio, I don't care about that because this doesn't tell you the actual number or the money value that you're looking at. Again, which is why bookmap gives you the best visual of actual who's showing signs of strength, who's showing signs of weakness. But if you go into something like spy, I'm going to come back to SPX, at spy, you can see all the value. Look at all your biggest orders of the day are to the downside. I don't even, I could cover up the put to call ratio. I don't need to see that. This is just the number of overall orders. So obviously the orders, when you're buying them deep in the money, you're buying, some of these more conservative options, they cost more, like this one costs $5, this one costs $75. So there's a very big difference in the price there. So overall premium, in my opinion, shows buyers or sellers being, again, more aggressive, what's, again, lines back up with what's happening here on bookmap. Meta. Meta is a very interesting play and we have our key level at 172.5. But you can also see, you can see that's obviously where you've been hitting this 172.5 area to 172.7. You have a big wall at 173. Meta, I think people need to be careful with anything that social media, everyone starts to having the same trade idea I get concerned about. So everyone's saying when we look at Meta, if you haven't seen Meta in the past few weeks, Meta obviously has a monster gap down here at 153, a lot of down to opportunity that 200 SMA down there as well. I think it's very interesting. I think it's something that you need to keep your eye on. But I'd be very careful. That being said, the key level that I've been watching is 172.5 and it goes pretty far back. So you have to go pretty far back on your chart to see and go all the way back. I believe it's like your swing high. Yeah, it's your swing high about right here and you had so much resistance at that point. So 172.6, 172.5. So as we come back in here as well, you can see once again, what happens. So like I said, Path of Least resistance is always the one that I'm trying to take. So we can see on the downside push, look what happened. So you push from 173 down to 170, how many walls were established here, right? So it wasn't even that big of a cell wall at 173 buyers just showed no strength and absolute pure weakness and you push down, right? No walls were established until 170, which is a round numbers, 170, 180, 190, you're always going to have a wall that someone gets established, right? And so when we look what happens back, look again buyers are to push you up one wall, two, three. You sit here for basically from 1017, 1020, all the way until 1120, then eventually you try to break up. And then once again, you have another, what is that, 80 cents of upside and one wall, two, three. So again, just looking at this, I mean, what would you rather trade? And I think, you know, that's what you have to, you know, I love using book map for some of the shorter term stuff. Like we were talking about ES a second ago, but it also gives you a visual on where this weakness is and where the strength is, right? So when I'm looking at this push up, I'm just like, you know, it takes us no time at all to get to these lows. And then on our way up, it takes us, you know, you know, what is that? Like, you know, 10 times as long as to get back to, to where we were. And so when we look at this, it just tells me, and again, what do you see here when you get rejected? Where are the walls? Where were the, where are the buyers showing up here? You see them kind of shown up here, but they don't even keep these on the book long enough for it to really matter. Whereas these other levels from sellers, you can continue to see that they want to hold you down. And so again, that paints the best picture of where strength is versus where weakness is. And so again, that's what I'm always trying to do is find, where's the best opportunity? So I don't have to, you know, stress out about a trade. Masking if it's a good idea to buy calls and put them spy daily, should be a lot of volatility and be able to win no matter what. I won't be doing that. Um, you know, do your own DD, but I'm never going to tell someone to buy calls or puts, but yeah. Again, I don't think Fed minutes are going to be the greatest direction signal in the market personally, but I could be wrong. I could 100% be wrong. CELH, I don't know what, I don't know. We'll pull that up. CELH Celsius. A lot of you guys love this one. I always see people asking about it. I'll also say though, poker life, um, if, if you aren't familiar with strangling or straddling a position on options, I don't think using a, um, I don't think waiting to a volatile moment is the best time to do that. Um, personally, I always try to try new strategies or do anything different that's kind of out of the norm for me. I always try to personally wait until, you know, the least risk is there that goes for both directions, right? So I want to understand something before I start to, you know, put, you know, some money that matters on it, right? Or even paper trade if you have to, there's a lot of free tools out there. CELH, so you saw again, any time you see from the beginning of the day, there'd be pretty big levels and obviously something you should be watching. But again here on Celsius, so you saw a big man, it's like every two, three dollars. So you saw a really big level, they're 85, you bounce right above it. You don't even really get to test it. And really, that's what you want to see in my opinion. You kind of don't want to see your level tested. You don't want to see if you're bullish, for instance, on something you don't want to see you even start to break through it because chances are if you start to break through it, you're going to either probably get a drop or get a bounce and they're going to retest it pretty quick. But if you don't test it, I've noticed that you generally get, you know, a reversal and like what you're seeing here, right? And so you get that bouncing a lovely little push up, you can see there's not even that much liquidity to the upside. So again here, I'm looking at this one, it's something that I'm saying, okay, there's clear downside targets, but again, I try to focus on the big cap names, Nvidia, Microsoft, Apple, Meta, sometimes Google, Tesla, just because the levels are more defined and we get the volatility and volume ultimately that we need. I don't want to be stuck in a trade. I don't want to have to, you know, have to really battle to make the money on the trade. If it gets the direction move I want, I want to be able to make my money get in, get out. So volume volatility is something that's very important to me. So generally with Tesla, AMD, Nvidia, Apple, you're going to get that movement, right? You're in it and there's a lot of buyers coming down on those option contracts. So something you have to be aware of. You need to understand if there's actually a market too for those option orders, which I don't think people focus enough on is understanding that, is there a lot of buyers out there for the option that I'm owning as well? That's when you look at something like, you know, still big companies, Caterpillar, John Deere, Boeing to a certain extent, I'm trying to think of some other names on those lines. These are still big companies, but in Google, then Google is a decent one as well. But their spreads get a little bit bigger, right? And you get to be a little bit more selective with what you're buying. Google is, don't have to be as selective with Google, but definitely with Boeing and a lot of Dow stocks, you need to understand what you're looking at and have a clear plan when you're looking at trading those options, or you're going to get stuck in them even, and you might get down, even if the, you know, the trade moves in the correct direction. But food for thought on that one. Good question though, Beast. I appreciate the question. Trying to see if there's anything else. I want to watch ES as we go into this. Okay, so we're about 1245, 15 minutes until Fed Minutes. It's actually probably one of the better days to go live, Bruce. I'm not going to lie. This is, you're going to get some interesting action. Yeah, somebody said we should get some interesting action here in a few minutes. So we should see something. Do you guys have any more questions? I really, I don't mind asking anything or answering anything. But yeah. Also, two of y'all have any questions around specific indicators on book map that y'all would like to see me use and go over for the next live stream. I definitely open for that as well. I like to definitely gear when I make, you know, do a lot of the free content and going over, you know, live streams and stuff, even if it's on my personal channel around things that you guys have questions about. So definitely feel free to ask. Only time I don't like questions is when you ask the same one 10 times. That's the only time that it's not, it's not fun to answer the questions. But besides that, I really would appreciate if you guys have specific things on some of these indicators. I think Bruce loves the guy from Spot Gamma. I've seen that one a lot. I haven't used it enough though. But yeah. Oh, I cut, I've seen them here and there. I was like, man, I feel like I know them. I was like, God, that's definitely for a book map. I remember. Do you ever use Tom B RT levels on ES? I have no idea what that is. I have no idea. I think Tom B is one of the traders from book map. I'm pretty positive. Yeah, I just don't know what that indicator is. It's already at RT levels. No idea. I tried adding the 200 SMA to my charts, but it doesn't follow up the same path as yours. Is that a brokerage issue? So no, it should not be an issue. I'm pretty sure you can. Can you add moving averages on? You probably cannot add them on book map. I don't think so. You wouldn't need to. It doesn't make But giving you all really quick. So I don't know. It depends what broker you're on. But if you're on something like for instance, you know, trading view, I know a lot of people use it. If you go into your moving average, you just click again, it's either moving average or simple moving average moving average will do on trading view. Go to settings inputs and just make sure the time frame stays on the one day so you can go to whatever time frame it will stay as a constant. That's a rule of thumb for any indicator on any platform though. So you need to make sure you say it like that. But again, so this is where I expected if you're going to slow down what's going into 1245 and then the last five minutes before you'll probably start to see a little bit of a head fake. Someone asked did you send them a friend request? I would assume Bruce did not send anyone a friend request, but I don't want to speak for him. That might be a scam. Yeah, that is definitely the problem when you open your discord up for free. That is definitely a problem. We try to keep ours hidden behind like a newsletter. So at least if you want to join the free tier, you got to just subscribe to the newsletter best of our ability, but still even then it's constantly bots and everything else. Gotcha. I'll try that. Yeah, no problem, Ethan. Trying to see some last questions in here as well. Is there anyone else here in any of the traders here that's focused on stocks and options specifically? I would assume Tom focus on those. I've seen them on Twitter as well. Do you use anything to track net flow? I do not. Really when I'm looking at volume, Ben, it's I focus on NQ, ES and spy. Every day in the video, you're going to see me talk about spy volume though, nine times out of 10. But yeah, I focus on those. And any broker will give you it should have a decent tool for it. Only broker that I think doesn't have a good tool for it is like Weeble or Rick Robin Hood, but any broker should have decent, a decent tool to show you live volume coming in, even on futures. A TOS has a good one. I'm sure Bookmap has something also too. I solely trade options at the money via TOS. Nice. Nice. Yeah. So if you're scalping, I definitely think like a lot of people, my community is difficult to kind of read sometimes. So I'm making making videos. It can be a little bit difficult to make sure that I'm covering all basis as far as short term, you know, medium term, if you will, like the next two or three weeks and a longer term, you know, and most people on my channel consider long term a month and a half, which is bizarre. But it can be difficult. But I always tell people if you're looking at, if you're if you're looking at scalping, and that's your focus, I think you have to understand what's happening here on level two. It's J always says it as well. He runs discord with me and it's always on the lives of me. But if he doesn't have level two data, he's essentially blind to what you're looking at. You can't really just look at I don't want to just come into a chart, especially if I'm trading something like on a five minutes. So for instance, like Tesla yesterday, great opportunity when you started breaking down from those lows, you broke 198 went quickly down to or today you went to 192. But yesterday, you broke 204, you dropped down to 199 popped up and then you came back. So I mean, if I'm looking at just for a quick scalp of that break of low of the day at 203, and you drop down instantly, you know, I definitely have to see the walls. I have to see the buyers. I have to see strength. And I think when you're looking at level two, it can be a little bit more confusing when you're just seeing the numbers. But when you definitely, you know, come deeper into looking at the visuals, like I said from that picture, like this picture right here, I think this was this is like the my favorite part of book map is being able to see when they just pull orders off the book. Like this right here, it got by a little bit, but they didn't make it all the way up to 398 397. So that tells you they just pulled that order off the book, which gives you like a clear trajectory of launch launch pad, where everyone would consider it right towards the upside. So that's something that I'm always this is like bread and butter, my favorite thing about book map. I will sit here once once I get into the trade, especially if it's a scalp, and I'll just stare at the I'll stare at the what's happening on the book. And then I'll obviously have the chart open as well. So I can get a better visual of where my key levels are we making new lows. But you always want to be looking out for that. And like I said, though, but look, the same thing's happening. You see those walls set up, come in there, you have a small wall 4025. But on the downside, you don't see much. You don't really see it's, it's, it's dark down here. And you can also see that putting pulling orders off of that 3990 as you get up here and as you get closer to Fed minutes. So definitely interesting what we're seeing here. And I always love to go back and look at things that I've previously said, so you can get the clear cut answer there, right? Just look how that's happening. So just again, you know, you're going to hear me repeat myself a lot, but it's really to try to get the point across. And, you know, as you can see here, not a lot of walls pushing up constant. It's just constant. It's nonstop. They pulled that older off actually right there. You can see that now. But we'll see. So definitely interesting what you're seeing happening here now. So yeah, it's definitely queued up for some fireworks coming into the minutes. Trying to see any more questions. What options try to use? If you do any at all, do you have a stock that you really want to get into? But the SHA is a price high. Option spreads are white. So good question beast mode. So like I said, I generally right now, especially. So what I like to do is I like to understand the overall structure of the market, right? So if structurally speaking, I was giving a and I think I've showed this chart like over the past month, maybe over a hundred times. If you look at the upside move that we had, giving you a quick, let me show you real quick quiz. I don't have my toolbar out right now. So if you can see, you've essentially been trading in this uptrend for since January 6th into February 10th is when you broke down below, you kind of found resistance at the bottom and pushed down. So what I like to do is trade the overall trend. That's my focus is to have the trend established and ride that trend for as long as possible. During this time like now, I am not focused on heavy spread type options. That is not my focus. I don't want to trade something like I said, Caterpillar or I had some Boeing in the money positions or but like Dow and to certain extent Costco, these option chains are going to be a little bit more dry. You're not going to have as much volume. But when you come to something like Apple or Nvidia or AMD or Tesla, the spreads get pretty tight, which is what you want to see. So you don't have to enter some crazy order. You don't want to get a bad feel, depending on your broker. And so when I look at that, I definitely take that into account with what we're getting. So I understand that when we look at this market as well, we're not in a bull market. Obviously, we're not in a bull market. When we go back to this time, I mean, you could touch anything and make money on options. From 2020 all the way through the end of 2021, it was an option traders paradise. You get enough time on your option and you're basically invincible, right? So looking at the differences there. And so that's one thing I've definitely taken into account in the past few months is trading things that I don't have to worry about volume coming into those options unless I'm fundamentally very strong. Giving you anyone, please volume burner. I didn't see a question volume burner. But when you look at something along the lines, I'm trying to think fundamentally a good trade possibly on something with a higher spreads is something like Lucky Marn RTX while we have this flare of crazy threats coming out of Russia and China, right? So you might want to look at military companies. Those might have the option for making money with something with higher spreads or being lucrative in that sense because you have the opportunity of going up, even if the market goes down, they're inherently very bullish. So those are things that I look at or I'm looking at high spreads, but I'm always deterred from going into something with a nasty spread. If I can still see a path to making money on something that has a very tight spread, like Nvidia and the structure is fantastic. Like in video, you came right back into 210 and the key levels 211, which you hit perfectly this morning. Don't even get me started. That's the mis-trade of the day. But yeah, so Nvidia, like you can see here is like you have that path of, like I said, the same thing. You're going to hear me repeat it. Resistance to the top. You have a kilo of 208 and 207, but they're not just making these up. Right here, they're just making them every 40 cents, 50 cents. They're just stacking them up here. So you can definitely see, but that order recently came in right there at 208. But I hope that makes a little bit of clarity when I'm looking at options specifically. Roberto is a stop in icebergs info and add on for extra costs on book map. It is, it is Bruce and then we'll have the exact numbers for you. Have you ever used quant data? The platform I highly recommend that for options, net flow, he mapped gamma data, dark pool levels. I have not looked at quant data. I've heard a lot of good things about them. Um, but yeah, uh, Razvan, I can't, I can barely hear you. One sec. What was that? No question. Oh, not a question. Yeah, yeah, it's, it's a book map, book map stream. But yeah, you're just moving totally in the dark here into this. So this is what someone was asking about going strangles or straddles here. And it's just like, you can do it, but you're pointing a dangerous game, especially if you don't understand, you know, how to profit off of both sides, you know, and structurally how you tend to move with some of these events. Like I said, uh, goals to reduce risk, not jump blindly into something that I've never done before. And that's not to, you know, run anyone down. It's just a highlight, uh, specifically what we want when we're trading here. How often do you stream live? Um, on my channel every day, but on book map, we're going to start doing it every Wednesday. I won't be able to do one Wednesday in March, but that's the only time. We'll have more information on that. There, Bruce just posted the, uh, stops in icebergs, but you're kind of making a flag here too. So be watching that. Aaron G, is it common that price goes in the opposite direction of nearby liquidity? Um, what do you mean? Like when you react to it? Or do you mean whenever, what do you mean? The best way I can give you a visual of this. And so like when you're looking at book map, this is actually probably going to be pretty, well, one sec. So here, I'll answer the question and there'll be the last question we answer, but I want to see how you react here real quick. Um, that is a good question though. Yeah. Here you have no walls established. They're, they're, they're not giving you anything here yet. Should see something here. Trying to see, trying to see if there's any news. Do you all have a news section in, uh, in the discord, uh, Bruce or no? Do you all have like a news section in the discord or no? Okay. I was just curious. I was just curious. So again, this is, this is, this is what I'm talking about, uh, as far as, uh, trying to connect the dots with some fundamentals and why you need to be aware of this. So people will continue to, to discuss Fed minutes as being, you know, big market mover. And I did say today, I didn't think it would be that impactful. I thought it would be if anything would be a terrible way to get, get traction and direction. And so all Fed minutes, just so you guys know, a little bit off subject, but it's all based on the last Fed meeting. So this was their key bullet points, almost all Fed officials back 25 BPS, which necessarily would be kind of good for the market. A few officials favored or could have a 50 BP, which we already knew inflation risk is key factor shaping the outlook. And then they said also to that, you know, this is obviously from the last Fed meeting. I think the tone will change drastically. Participants agreed that the restrictive monetary policy would require until the Fed were confident that inflation would up to 2%. They also agreed that the process would take some time. And they were pretty confident in the last meeting, but obviously that tone will change based on the data that we've already gotten and will continue to get. So when I'm looking at this, it's just like, eh, like, I'm not going to take this data pool as to heart as some of the others because we haven't seen the new tone given to us. But really quick, we're kind of not getting that much movement. If anything, we're getting downside. I like to wait. You can see the volume coming in here too. And for anyone that watches me already live every day or on the YouTube channel, I always talk about using TOS for volume. But if you really want to get a decent volume indicator to see increase and decrease on ES, bookmap gives you, because obviously I'm using the one minute when I'm looking at volume for the most most of the time, bookmap is going to give you probably even a better view of volume if getting those spikes on ES, because it's going to go, it's going to give you far more data. And it's going to give you almost to the second, which is kind of insane, but going to give you a really good visual there. So you can definitely see from Fed Minutes, obviously big spike in volume to the downside so far compared to the rest. And you can see it's almost your highest volume kind of coming in, but now it's being impacted by buyers coming in. So we'll see. Anyways, let me answer this last question real quick. Um, is it common for price that price goes in the opposite direction of nearby liquidity? Liquidity wouldn't attract price. Um, so I think it's the opposite of what you're thinking. So when I'm giving you a visual first on, let me give you a visual first on a chart, then I'll give you a visual on bookmap because they'll they'll line up pretty fantastic. So if I look at something like let's do it's like an Apple real quick. Okay. So, um, Apple, we just, we actually just talked about this is perfect. So if we look at Apple beginning of the day, what was happening here? Okay. So we have the 200 SMA and we have a gap filled down here. So in my opinion, I would assume that there would be some liquidity down here, right? Um, we can, this is where I expect buyers to show up and a best visual to give this, if you're looking at bookmap, whatever chart you're looking at, I don't care. Ultimately, when you, when you have a chart in front of you, what are you looking at? You're looking to, when you have a target to the upside. So if my target is locally, let's say hypothetically, it's to 150.23. I'm expect that's, that's where I want to start closing my position. Why do I want to start closing my position at a target? Because ultimately I expect sellers to step in there. I expect sellers to be at that level. Now, if you're not looking at level two data, then you don't really know if sellers are going to be there. I'm yet to really rely on supply and demand and other factors there. But that's what you're looking at essentially. So when I'm coming to this point, I am assuming that sellers are going to step in here to try to push me down. So what's sitting here? Liquidity. Now, when we come back down to our downside target from this morning, it was around, you know, 147 three 147 two, right? The 200 SMA. Now, what am I expecting as we push down? I'm expecting buyers to show up at this level down at 147. Okay. That's my focus here. So what do I think is going to happen when we hit this? I'm probably going to try to close my shorts as we get close to my target because it's my target and I expect buyers to want price to come to this point. When I expect buyers to come to this point, I expect us to get a bounce. Why? Because buyers are stepping back into the market. That's where buyers have been previously. That's where buyers continue to show up is near this level. So when I go back to book map, giving you a better visual here, going back to something like where's Apple at real quick. Like we covered this morning. So we can see out of the gate, we have some of these levels forming up. These have all been here. You can see they backtrack since market open. So we can see we're breaking down to these liquidity levels. So you're actually, it's more on the lines that you're getting drawn to those liquidity levels. But then we also have the major level, the 200 SMA down here. Now, combined with looking at the ES and how much weakness was shown there, like I said in the beginning, that I'm automatically looking for downside on the market. And if I expect ES and spy to go down and the biggest name in the biggest holding in spy is what it's Apple. We know that. So you automatically are pushing on getting drawn to each of these liquidity levels until ultimately you hit the big one, which is around 147, which also we know what's above 147 that 200 SMA, which was my target. So when you come down to these levels, you want to see the reaction of what you get here. So like for instance, when you come and break, actually they just pull this off the book. They don't even keep it there. So you see a few buyers still there, but they pull a bulk of that order off the book. But what happens every time you hit these levels? You come to it, buyers step in, you bounce, come back down, you bounce a little bit. Even if it's for a few minutes, a few seconds, come back down, you bounce. What happens again? You come down to that level, you bounce. Why are you balancing? Because that's where buyers are showing up. And it's just giving you a better visualization of what's actually happening in the market. It's showing you that you have targets because you expect buyers to step in there. And it's making logical sense. And so when you come back down here, like I said, is you're not going to be, you don't have the liquidity necessarily at that level of 47.2, 147.2. But you can see that that level is right below it. And so that would be your confirmation of the flip to maybe get continuation down. You can see that buyers just showed up here more aggressively and happened with ES as well. So you saw a double bomb there and kind of made a little bit of a lower low, but then you started training back up. But in my opinion, it's still crazy because you can still see that so many sellers are still trying to push this thing back down. But that was a good question. Hopefully that made, if that didn't make any sense, please, I would love to answer your question. But also, too, you can see from that bounce on there and the morning, all that liquidity and the liquidity stacked up even higher at 150. So right, you've been drawn back to it. That's basically the best vid. This is like a great visual of supply and demand, but I don't have a demand or supply level here. I don't have them drawn out, but giving you a visual, this is what usually happens. You can bounce in your demand and you get rejected in your supply. And as you come into supply, what happens? You hit right below it, rejected right out of it. So that's ultimately what you're looking for there. I'll answer a few more questions if you'll have it, but that's almost going to wrap us up. I want to see if there's a few more that let me pull up YouTube as well. I'm slightly confused by Bookmap. What are the circles and reddish heated areas on them? So this is just marking liquidity. So you can see this is at 150. You have basically, there's a sell order at 93, bounce between 93, 92,000 shares right there. And then if you go on ES obviously in Q, it's going to be lots. And then the bubbles represent orders and what's happening at those levels. So if I come to this order, it'll actually show me how many were bought there at the ask, 675 shares were bought at 149.27 right there at that level at the exact time. All Bookmap is is level two data visually given to you. So you can see it better. So normally you have to go through and scroll through all these numbers here and look at just the data. So you almost have to cover up all of this visual of what you're seeing on whatever broker you're using and you don't get all this. But on Bookmap, you're going to see live where they're moving it, are they taking it off the book? Are they putting more? Thanks a lot. So the equity axis is Magnus, but bounces between liquidity levels based on sentiment. I mean price travels from liquidity to another up and down based on particular conviction. I believe we're on the same page, so yes. That's why I always say to when it comes down to my trading, it's heavily based on reactions. So like when we look at something like Apple, if there was anything, again, like I said, I'm just trying to trade the downside based on how we've been structurally moving. Apple, you come down, you make a lower low here, you get a bounce, but you continue to make higher lows here continually up to get a little bit of a flag and you push up here again. That's what you want to see. That's just overall, you know, a nice strong structure trying to form here and you're coming back into that level again right there. Still on Bookmap, though, there's not really anything here on ES, which is kind of crazy, very small orders. Yeah, Ethan, for sure, a little bit of a level there. Anything from you, Bruce? Yeah, for sure. And also too, I want to tell you guys, so I just noticed, let me go over real quick to Bookmap. So in Bookmap, I believe y'all just gave me a section. So I'm going to try as well. Twitter's always the best way to see any of the charts as they come in, but I'm going to try in my section to keep some of the supply and demand levels and anything that I see on Bookmap, I'll try to post it here. Is it possible for anyone to respond in these sections, or is it just for me? Or ask questions? Bruce, that's fine, it's fine. Okay, I just want to have it there so I can just get questions. I think that'll be the best way coming into these is so I can see if anyone has questions specifically, or like, hey, can you talk about what happened on Apple and something that we're seeing on the day. I think it'll be probably just the best way to do it so I can kind of have a few questions coming into it. Also too, so I can know some of the things to look for. It's because again, all day I have Bookmap and all these things open, but very rarely do I see something like, oh, let me take a screenshot of that so I can explain it to anyone. That's why I saw yesterdays and took the screenshot. Was so was available for today's, but yeah, you're seeing that seller just getting just pushed right back down. But you had the higher loads you were making and then boom broke broke down a little bit there. So that's what we're looking for there. One sec, I think that was it. I don't know what that message just was. Yeah, for sure. And so just let everyone know here. So I'll have stuff. I'll try to post every day in there for everyone. So specifically I'll have questions. But yeah, and especially too. So every day I'm gonna have, I have Bookmap in the videos. Only day that I probably won't have Bookmap in my daily videos is Sunday, just because I can't cover data over the weekend on futures. Just not gonna work. But and I usually make my videos in the beginning of the, like around noon on Sunday. So if you'll have questions from, you know, the day's video or anything like that going on to Bookmap or things that maybe I didn't mention or missed, please feel free to ask in there. I definitely want to make it so, you know, you guys have a say in some of the stuff that I'm going over here, right? I don't want to just talk aimlessly about myself and how great my trading strategy is, right? I want to be able to help you guys and give you guys answers to questions that you'll have. But ultimately I can't answer questions if you guys don't ask the question. So yeah, just want to throw that out there. So if you guys do have questions, I'll make sure I'll post them in there. I will try to have as much stuff posted there also too. Even not just Bookmap, but also to what's happening with supply and demand levels, areas to be looking out for, because as much as I, you know, love Bookmap here, I also have to use the chart and identify where to expect these levels to come in, right? So, you know, right here, 4005 hasn't been the biggest level, but I come into 4009, it's been a monster level, right? So it's still important to realize that as you push below 4005, highly likely the wall should get established around 4009, 40010. And then we start to push back below 4000. Anyways, that's about it for me guys. That's going to wrap it up for me. I don't know if Bruce has anything else.