 All right, so Brian's looking at the CDIO trade and this was at 827 in the morning He wrote me so like he's watching this in pre-market the CDIO stock in pre-market And the volume is all over the map at different prices when you see buyers and sellers ranging from 3,000 to 7,000 shares on the bid and on the ask meaning like level three and level four You know Brian's bookmap screen is filled with orange up and down How do you know when to get in? Hope this question makes sense. No, it definitely makes sense and with that Let's bring book map back up briefly and we'll go back to CDIO. So one thing quickly is this on book map You know if you have thinkorswim or the main version It's just in the heat map settings here But you can try and toggle these settings to you know play with the discrepancy of the sharpness of red and orange versus all the other colors So I play with this from stock to stock. I kind of like to have it kind of at this setting here But you know that makes it a little bit easier perhaps for me to focus on what the biggest Lines are on the morning. So here's a good question kind of with this setting here You know we briefly talked about CDIO and the entry off of three as it pulled back to support but Let me ask us. Where do we see the darkest shade of red on this chart? One price one price only don't need to be fancy with it folks. Just one price that we're looking at there 340 right and you know what that was there for a good period of time It was I mean this thing popped at 8 o'clock You know showed up at 843 in the morning It got pulled but it was there for about 20 minutes Right, you know, so it's there for a reason. I'm led to believe I feel like there's some significance to why there's 69 70,000 shares on the ask at 340 Now did he get pulled and did they place the order somewhere else? I don't think so. I don't see that I don't really see that pattern here. I don't really see a new red line popping up randomly, right? So that that's a question you could ask but otherwise Now 350 you assume to be a big level. That's why I have a blue line at 350 as well, but I Made sure to remember 340 was an iceberg order that got pulled at some point throughout pre-market there So, you know, although it broke under this price here and broke below 340 and dropped off Well, hey, I mean if I wanted to try and hit the perfect trade I got out on this trade that I was in on from three. I got out at 319 You know popped up more so I left some money on the table I could have gotten out in theory right at 340, you know for that to be such a big iceberg level in pre-market Although they pulled it. I'm still finding that to be a significant point of interest Across the day. So it ended up breaking below it as support support became Resistance that's all Dan says Greek that was a great question from Brian there that adjustment is key for me Particularly in end-of-day trading of futures indices. I like that. That's good to know from Dan So not as much in relation to the equities market So for anyone that trades futures little insight from Dan one of our gold students Dana has access to the phase one two and three classes So, you know, he's been learning up on book map and going through the settings himself So he says everything lights up tightly around the current price Well, when it's like too much orange, it makes it so hard to read, right? I Mean even if I have the settings the way I do and if there is a stock that just Straight up doesn't have big levels Then I'm not gonna trade it because it just makes it harder to come a cyber group member today Just click the link below and receive all these amazing products and a world of knowledge for just nine dollars Do it today