Okay, good morning, traders, and welcome to the Bookmap Live Trading Webinar. Today with Scott Pulsini, we do this every Thursday at 10 a.m. Eastern Live Trading Webinar. Today with Scott Pulsini, we do this every Thursday at 10 a.m. And he's going to go through, he will take some live positions, it is in demo paper trading mode, I'll talk more about that. It is for just educational purposes, that's important. Why is that? Because, well, here at Bookmap, we teach how to read order flow. We have an educational course, we have live advanced webinars three days a week, where we go through live analysis based on that course. Then we have two days a week where we have live trading with JTrader yesterday, Scott Stocks Trader, and today Scott Pulsini, a futures trader. So that's our offering here, we think it's pretty quality, robust education, and it is all free, at least for now. So you guys know who Scott is, he's been trading for quite a while, he has a very unique backstory here, he does offer mentorship and educational services. I'll put this into the chat for you, so you can reach out to him if you like. All right, so let's jump in here and go through the risk disclosures. This is important, so know what you're getting involved with here. The general disclosure, all Bookmap limited materials, information, and presentations are for educational purposes only, and should not be considered specific investment advice nor recommendations. Live trading is in simulation, demo paper trading mode, and strictly for educational purposes. Live trading executed in simulation cannot accurately represent realistic trading performance. Risk disclosure, trading futures, equities, and digital currencies involve substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. An investor could potentially lose all or more than the initial investment. Risk capital is money that can be lost without jeopardizing one's financial security nor lifestyle. Only risk capital should be used for trading, and only those with sufficient risk capital should consider trading. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. All right, secular thank you, so we're all good here. You guys can see and hear me. All right, so any of the YouTubers out there, we are also broadcasting this in our Discord channel, so maybe you're interested in joining that. It's something to consider. The chat will continue on about what Scott's going over or whatever we're covering, and that's the idea of our chat room. All right, Scott, are you in here? Yep. Hey, there you are. All right, how are you? Good. All right, so let me give you the... Or you can start broadcasting, and then I'll broadcast your screen. Are you able to do that, Scott? Or I don't see it yet. You're having issues? There it is. Got it. We're all good to go. Yes, yes, we're all good to go. I see the ES. Yes, I got this new microphone. It's not working out so well right now, so it keeps turning off on me. So keep watching to make sure I'm connected. You just see the ES? Yes, yeah, we see it fine. All right, yeah, so this is probably the slowest morning I've seen in a long, long, long time. I can see that and there's nothing going on. You can see there's... Do you... So I missed the... Basically, only trade of the day. Go ahead, I'm sorry. Do you... Like, I mean, I know you have your thresholds on slower days though. Do you kind of lower those thresholds then? I don't. I get that question all the time in my trade room. No, if it's close, so to say, if my iceberg thresholds for ES are 700, I'll... If I see like 650 or 670, I'll go to that volume, but... I usually have a floor with my threshold. So I will increase it if I continue to see the thresholds violated to the upside. Ideally, you're going to see in the market maybe three to five thresholds in a day. If you're... So say, if your threshold like in gold here is 150, you know, if I start seeing 200, 250, 300, 300, 300, I'm not using 150 that day. So I will move it up, but I will not move it down. So... Got you. Very, very, really. But you can go a little bit below it, but not really. All right. So this is actually the first thing that's fired off since I missed the trade here earlier. There was a... I started this right around five o'clock and I was a good boy and went and worked out, and then I missed this trade. But you can see this over here quickly on this computer.  You can see the stop run. This was a really good trade at the time too, because this was an important zone that we'll look at. But you see here, there was 480 stops.  Hold on. I lost my little drawer guy. One second. I had to see where my... There was this and this. I may have to restart this drawer, because I can't find the control panel. But you have 500 a year, instant rejection. And hold on a second. I got to restart this drawer, because I can't find it. I'll go in this morning, Bruce, and there's nothing going on. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, some are kind of dull drums.  I can't get off this drawer. There you go. That's perfect. I can't find it, and I'm trying to go to the task manager, and I can't even access the task manager. Something going on with my computer here. This is not good. And then they switched me. They did the automatic update, and they switched me to this Windows 11, or whatever it is. And now it's like, usually, if I hit control, delete, I can access my task manager. I see the task manager, but I can't get off of this drawer to do anything. And I don't see the control panel. Click on the... I can see the drawer in the task, in the toolbar there, task. Right, but it does see what I'm saying. It doesn't let me do anything, because I'm on the drawer. So hit escape. There you go. Ready. So where did you see it? Yeah, go to the left, there. Right here. Yeah. See, but I can't pull it. Let me just close it from here. You can just go to it right there. I know, but I'm clicking on it, and I don't see it. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I know. So click on it, and then click on it up above. Right, one, two. Yeah, right there. Then it should pop up. That's what I'm saying, is not popping up. Okay, so then right click on it, and, or no, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. I know this tool, this tool is a good tool. Yeah, but what you can do, yeah, you can get rid of it here. I'm just going to end it. Yeah. Right, there you go. All right. This is technical stuff one-on-one here. Hold on, let me restart it here. See now I'm getting, because I did a download, that's the problem. All right, so this should work now. I'm thinking, all right, there we go. That was easy. All righty, sorry, just got to say no. So what were you seeing in gold there? Yeah, I'll go back there in a second. Soybeans is one of my best products, so I don't want to miss this. So let's check this out real quick, and I'll go back. See here, there's two, almost 300, or 262 cell ice here. So my threshold in soybeans is 50. Remember, you want to see where this spike occurred on the SI indicator. You want to include all the price points, AK bubbles in that to draw your zone. That's that. I usually use the black for the cell ice. All right, so that's step one for me. Now I want to determine the ATR to see what the current volatility is. And we're at 3.51. You can see it right there in the middle of the box there. So a little over 3.5 points. I want to check my lead wig levels. We'll come back to this in a second. So this is a perfect example of, when there's nothing going on in these other markets, you want to be watching other markets, at least three to five other markets where you can move to and not be forcing trades in terrible trade. So we're above the L-Lug here. So my rules are, so these are lead wig levels that talk about them every webinar. They're great for, they're incredible for day trading and sport and resistance. And also coming up with a thesis on how they react once they form new lugs, et cetera, et cetera. So we'll go over that. But right now we're above the L-Lug. So I take my setups aggressively out of here, meaning the minute it gets outside of an ATR, I will take that trade. If I want to go short, then if we're above the L-Lug, then I wait for an ATR move, a test, and a failure. So right now I will take this setup aggressively, and let's check out the server right here. This one actually, I think I need to update here. So this one was relevant that we're in right now, but I could possibly delete this here. We had gap down day here, gap down day here, and then up there. So just leave it for now. But once you start trading up and through zones, then you can delete them and then move on to the most recent stuff. I just haven't drawn these most recent zones, but it still looks like a relevant area because this was a balance, try to break down. We're trying to get through the high volume note of this balance right now. So if they can get through here, get through this zone, then we should get a nice rip up because you can see above this current structure, there's really nothing. It was just a straight gap down directional conviction move. So if this thing could get rolling, we could get a nice move higher. So that is looking close to bullish right now. So that's the way I trade, right? So I come up and I come up with a thesis and I look for trades in the direction of my thesis. I will take counter-trade trades, but when you come up with your thesis and you get your real-time volume setups, which are the most important in the same direction, then those are the best trades and then you can actually expect a larger move in your trades. I am a day trader, so I will trade counter-trade, but you got to be quick to, if a market is extremely bullish, like we'll talk about these equities here in a second, you got to be quick to be getting out on counter-trade trades. So as of right now, this is a pretty tight zone too. ATR is three and a half. So right now I will get in this trade long aggressively. So three and a half points. So I go a little outside the ATR, so we'll go four points above here. So we're at the top of the zones right around 1398 quarter. We'll go two quarter from my entry. That's the aggressive entry, right? So if I were to go short, let's say this just breaks, say the sell ice wins, then I'll wait for the full ATR, a retest, and then a failure, then I'll go short this. So we'll see how this pans out. You did have, actually what I can do here, this is a lot of sell ice. It's just not concentrated, right? So this was the most concentrated 250, but you did have 150 here, that's threshold. You had another 114 and another 92. So somebody's selling this thing. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to just make changes zone and I'm going to incorporate all of this sell ice. I just didn't see it when I first looked at it because I was looking at this main spike. You can see this has been coming in. It's basically here. So you can see, I'm incorporating all of these, all the sell ice, right? So it basically came down to here. And then all these spikes came all the way up to here. So I'm actually going to change my entry for this too. So this is an important area, right? So the whole concept behind this is you're looking for areas, volume events that traders are caught once it moves out of here, right? So there's obviously some big time activity going on in here. There's tons of buyers in here that keep running into hidden sell orders in the order book. Remember, icebergs are hidden orders until a certain percentage of them are traded into. So these buyers are trying to push this up and they keep running into sell ice. So whatever way this breaks, paper, big money, it's obviously the big money so they can move the market around. But they're wrong. I would say they're right more often than wrong, but when they are wrong, that's actually one of my setups called broken ice. So you would expect this to do this, but for some reason, if this is able to get above here, then that's broken ice. And that's also a great signal to go the other way. So I'm going to just change this entry because we've increased the zone. So I'm going to go four points above here, which puts me at 3, 350. I'm going four points above the top of this zone. All right, so let's see what happens here. Now, again, if we break down, retest fail, I'll go short. And the reason I'm waiting for my conservative entry is because we're above the level, blood weight level, aka, lug. See what happens there. So back to gold.  And this was a very important zone. It continued to be an important zone. And see here, this was an area where this broke down from that led to this entire move here. So came back up. Same thing, directional conviction came up again, failed again. This was this morning. That was a good trade. And especially when you get the volume setups in important zones, that's important. So now what's going on here, this looks like it's about to rip, right? We can get through this zone. So current vectors are, as we're back into the zone, if I get a short setup, yes, I'll still play it. This thing needs to prove we can get through here. But you see here, that is a major buying tail, one of the four areas of charting, important areas of charting, right? So a tail is just instant rejection. So they tried to sell this off and just instantly rejected. Now they're trying to get through here. So if we can get through this zone, it's been support, I'm sorry, resistance, resistance, resistance. Now if we can get through it, then it'll be support. So this is actually a very important zone. As I'm going to set up right now, I missed the one earlier because again, I went to the workout, but we're right back up here. I don't have a zone drawn on this, but that was a stop right up here. So we'll see how this reacts. So what you could do as well, nothing else has been, let's see if these are threshold. Yeah, they're actually, it's thresholds down here that I missed. I always missed the perfect trade. And you can see here, we were trading this just for educational purposes. See the stop run. And then you write the prices there. I think that's right. Never again.  So this other zone, let's just see where this I can draw it. And it was from 18, 5.7. Just looking at my other computer, I don't need to bring that over. That was the top of that stop run was here. And then it was all the way down to 39. That was that first stop run. So I always talk about deferring to the most recent setup, right? But you can play prior setups. And if something else has occurred, like kind of this stuff down here, this is another one, I'm not going to draw that because I already got through it. But if the setup led to directional conviction out of there, like just literally a straight move like this one did, you can play that for a retest failure. So because this zone is so important, I will take this trade. So we talked about this in my room all the time, right? So you're taking trades, very rarely are going to have everything on one side of the trade, right? So you build time scale, right? So you come up and you say, okay, the bearish factors are, this is an important resistance level. Let's let a directional conviction a couple of times. We haven't looked at the lug yet. Lug yet. But we'll, in the bearish side, those are the two factors. In the bullish side, currently, I just showed you that big buying tail. So, you know, you want it, when you're putting on trades, you want to determine the factors more in favor of one way or another. And then obviously you use your real-time setups. So let's see where we are in the lugs to get a clearer picture here. So we're above yellow lug. So what we talk about in the lugs as well all the time is when you draw new lugs, one of the things, when we talk about this, I talk about this with Pamela and the Ludwig webinar I did with her last year, you guys can, it's been in this room, post in this room continuously. So you can watch that. But one of the things that, you know, obviously you use these things as sport and resistance. But another thing you can do is when the way the market reacts to lugs once the new ones are built. Right? So when you build new lugs, directional yellow or prior red should hold and it should head up to the next red lug. If these are violated, then you expect blue, right? So you're expecting blue, expecting blue. Now it didn't get to the blue. Now it got back above the yellow. So now you expect redding in, right? So this is a little more confusing. But usually when you get this set up, you will go down and tag blue. This is telling you something that it didn't tag blue and it was able to get back above directional yellow. And we saw that buying tail as well. So this is a, so I'm just coming up with different factors in my mind. This is exactly how I trade. Like, okay, do I want to trade this prior zone to the short side based on are there enough factors, short versus long, to take this trade off of a prior zone? Like if it was a brand new setup, then I would just basically take the trade of my normal rules. But, you know, this is kind of a different situation where you don't usually see the directional convictions straight out of zones where it comes back and retests and you have to decide, hey, am I going to trade it again? So in my mind, I mean, there is enough, it's about 50-50, so I'm not going to take this trade off of this prior zone, right? I just went through the reasons. That's my decision. And, you know, if this ends up breaking, it ends up breaking. And there will be a new setup and then I'll go short. But there's just enough going for this on the long side where I don't want to, I don't want to mess with a prior zone. And if this was a newer setup, say this just happened right now and we were below the red lug and so on and so forth, or even if it's a new setup that just fired off right here and we got the ATR, we got the retest, then I would short it. That's enough because of the newest stuff. But what I'm saying is this was a prior zone. Was there enough on the bearer side to short it on this retest? And for me, it's no. So I'll just let this play out. Pretty long explanation for elementary stuff there. All right. So absolutely nothing going on. Inequities over the structure stuff. So this is a really important zone that this is just sitting in right now. This balance area led to this entire down move, right? That led to all of this down here. This led to this down move. And then what we did is just built a huge balance area here, a multi-week balance area here and then broke out of that, right? So I was watching closely when this came back. Again, one of the four, this is the second of the four important areas of charting are the high volume nodes of balance areas, right? High volume node is the balance area. You can call it. There's other names for them. I'm blanking out for the other names for them, but I call them balance areas. So the middle of the balance area is usually where the most trade occurred back and forth, right? So you really want to watch how the market responds there. And you can see we did finally get through there, but it's been kind of struggling building balance basically right in that area. So yesterday we finally broke out of this. So the last stand for me I'm looking at this is this zone here. And you can see everything that happened in this zone and why it's so important and why we're probably just sitting here for now. I still think we're going to get through it to the upside. I just do their natural gas numbers coming up here in five minutes. Let's think of swim is not working well either today. Anyway, so we had directional conviction gap down, gap down, directional conviction, directional conviction. And this is the top of balance area. So this is an important zone where this could fail. But the problem is where these zones are the best is when you where they're easy to judge is when you have straight moves into them, right? And then a lot of times you can play the reversal. This is a different story now back into the zone because now we have built balance directly below it. So this is a different situation than something like that, that, that, right? Because now you've built balance. So all balance is our traders placing bets, longer term traders, shorter term traders, so on and so forth, placing bets in here. So right now the shorts are not feeling very comfortable. Right? And this is very close to a major puke out of this zone. So yes, this zone is important, but it's not as important now because the most current data is this balance area and we're above that balance area. Now we're building balance on top of balance. So yes, this zone is important. Yes, this could fail, but it's not like a slam dunk short is what I'm saying. So it's kind of a tricky situation here. So if we break out of this balance and we get through this zone, then this is these areas are your next, next stops up. But you can see this next one right around 42 60 ish. This is a really important zone too. So if we do rip, you really want to be watching this zone. This was directional conviction, directional conviction, gap, directional conviction, right? So that's an area to watch if we rip. But this could, when markets break out of balance areas, especially these markets, they do headfakes all the time, right? So this is very obvious to anyone looking at a chart that knows anything about charting, right? Hey, we're breaking out. Well, so many traders will play that initial breakout and then we'll do one of these. And it could touch the, it could pull back all the way to the top of the balance area and then go, it could even pull back all the way to the high-vide note of the balance area and go. And this 4100 is an important area in spot gamma as well that we'll talk about. But it is, this can still remain bullish on this recent setup up to this high-vide note. Now if we do this and we break through the side-vide note, then I'll be looking short and you can see there's really nothing here structure-wise then we can do one of these. So if you come up, you look at this stuff every morning, you come up with scenarios and you say, okay, well, I know where we're at, I know what should hold with this can remain bullish. But the point is like, this could have a sell-off here short-term and it's still intermediate-term bullish. And so regardless, it's bullish right now, short-term balance, balance above balance, I'm expecting that happen. But again, that's my thesis then I let the real-time volume tell me. The problem today is there hasn't been a single real-time volume event for me to trade off of. So obviously, I look for my SI indicator info and then the other thing that you want to keep an eye a very close eye on is your relative mine. So you can see here, there is nothing big money-wise. This is just algo-fest back and forth. Look at this relative volume here. We can barely get to normal for these. So this is a relative volume on the CIRA chart. Again, Thinkorswim has a different version. I don't know why these other charting platforms don't have different versions, but Thinkorswim is just showing you the prior 60 bars. Relative volume, which I don't think is as effective as knowing, so this one's set for the last 30 days. So I know exactly at the 7 or 9, 25 time period last 30 days, this is about 50% of normal volume. That is really important information to know, right? So you're seeing this kind of volume. You want to be careful trying to play breakouts so on and so forth because it's just algo-ville. There's no big money in here. And when there's no big money playing, that's when the algos thrive, right? Big money is the algos' worst nightmare because it disrupts their game. Algos are 85 plus percent of the market though, right? So most of the time, you're going to get this. And this is why most traders get website to death because most of the time, the big money's not playing. So right now, this is horrible. This isn't bad. This is normal and you did have a spike. This is NASDAQ. So this has a lot more activity here. Russell's not bad. Dow's not bad. ES looks really bad. So I just want to keep an eye on that. So if you're thinking, for instance, we get to the top of that zone and you think, okay, here comes the breakout. Well, if the relative volume is terrible, it's very unlikely to break out. It's much more likely to say we get right here and you're like, yeah, this is it. Well, if there's no relative volume and no big money pushing it, you know, anyone can look at this and say, this is an important area. You got all these guys fading there and these Algos know the same thing, right? So you're probably going to get a whipsaw back until the big money actually comes in and starts to push it out of here, right? So the point is, be very careful if you're going to play a break of the zone if there's no relative volume because it'll probably snap back on you.  The real time buy, right? So this is my tick strike. I keep an eye on that. You want to know what, so this is just now we're in this telling you the speed of the orders and the size of the orders coming in the order book. I have all the obviously the highest weighted stocks that drive the indices that drive the future. So these are really important as well. It gets very annoying sometimes. I was complaining about a nonstop yesterday in my webinar for my room because it hurts to watch your P&L rip against you and then you get to hear it as well. Oh, by the way, this was that overnight trade that I had on that I got stopped out on. But seeing on here, but I've done nothing in here today. So any questions on any of that, Bruce? I can take a breath. Yes. So let's see. Question from Jay Scott about using CVD. If you, I know, I know I don't see it on the chart. I just wanted to mention it here. That's his question. I watch it. I don't watch it on book map. I try to keep this little So that's the natural gas number, but I will gladly trade this puppy. This is why you want to be watching other markets. There's nothing going on. This market, we talk about almost every webinar because when I do the Thursday webinars, it's always the natural gas number, but you can see this buy ice come in here. So I'll trade this. I'll come back to the cumulative volume question in a second, but I try to keep as little on these charts as possible. Like for instance, Ludwig Ludwig levels, she's beta testing them. You know, if you come to my room, you can beta test those for your book map. And buy ice for it by NT, 155 contracts. You can beta test them. I don't even have those on here because it's just too much for my brain. I don't want to see 45 things on my chart. So I watch Ludwig levels on the CR chart. I watch relative volume on the CR chart. And I watch cumulative volume, CBD, right, cumulative delta. So we'll go over that here in a second. I just want to make sure I this on properly. Oh, my threshold for natural gas is 150. You can see, obviously, there was 200 here and there's another 150 here. I just got it. So you see this zone is not drawn properly because I didn't incorporate all the bubbles to the spike stopped. And that came all the way down here. So this is, as usual, a pretty large zone happens all the time after numbers. Right. Especially in here. So just cover. Make it, I try to use the colors for the setup. So I know exactly what it was. This was buy ice. So we'll make it blue. All right. That's step one. So you can see this zone was literally a hundred tick zone. That's a lot of risk on your trade. So it doesn't mean you can't trade. You just got to size down. You can trade the, they don't really have a micro product, but it's a product that's a quarter of the value. I think it's QG. So if you don't want to be risking $1,000 on a one lot, which you would be if you're trading a hundred tick zone, then you can trade the QG and only be risking 250. Right. All right. So ATR in here is 68. We talk about this too, right? So when you get a spike, even though not too far from what it was before the number. So many times when you see, you'll see the ATR like down here, like 40, 45, and then all of a sudden the number comes out and you see a spike. Well, you don't need to use that spike number or spike value on a one time event. You can either go back to what it was before the number or it could take 20% of an hourly ATR. It's actually showing you daily. Hold on. So I see 240. 140 is the ATR. So that's actually still 100. Is that 24? It's 48 ticks, right? So 20% of 240 is 48. So that is right in line with about what it was before the number. So you can either look at what it was before the spike or use the hourly for your ATR. So I'm waiting to see what we do out of here. So that's for my risk purposes, but I still want to see a full ATR out of this, the current ATR out of this to determine what I'm going to do with my trade here. So stuck in the middle of this. So we'll come back to this. Looks like what he's just starting to actually sell off a little bit. Gold is just hanging around here. Am I elected not to short that? Because that's what we talked about. So look at this and I'll talk about the CVD. This is selling off, but there's just nothing happening. So we're actually at an important level here in the Ludwig levels. And we're coming, we're going to have some confluence here as well. We'll look at this in a second. You see we're at the blue lugs. So these blue lugs are really, I mean the major lugs are very important support and resistance. So we're here, you're at extreme standard deviation from VWAP. And we're really close to the top of a market profile composite value area. So when you get confluence, those are the best trades. Exactly what you want to see, right? You want to see volume event in important areas. So you should know your important areas, pre-market, and then when you get your volume event, you're ready to go, right? So we just talked about where we're at on the chart as well. So let's see this sell ice. Finally a setup. All right. So that's step one, step two, ATR 6.3. So I take trades off of the red and blue lug aggressively. So like I just said, if we're below the yellow lug, I wait for ATR. So because we're below it for me to go. So say here's the yellow lug, yellow, we had a setup here. Wasn't it in blue lug down here? Well, for me to go long, I would need to see ATR retest failure. And then I will go long. The exception I make is if we're at the blue lug, which is in very, very important support, I will take setup aggressively out of here, long that is to the short side. Until we build new lugs, I'm just going to wait because I do not fade markets into the lugs only unless the relative volume is extremely elevated. And you can see this relative volume is not extremely valued. Elevated. Let's see. This bar actually was about one and a half times. It's not terrible, but it's not great. So again, ATR is 6.3, so I will enter this trade aggressively just outside the ATR. Okay, I'm going to go seven points outside here. So 46.50. Now what I'll do though, I will short this. Well, if we move down here more than an ATR, it's going to draw new lugs, right? And then I'll play the full ATR. The retest, the failure. So I'm very hesitant on the short side though, based on what we just talked about. This is an important area. Chart-wise, market-profile-wise, all we're really doing here is coming back to the top of this balance area. And what did we just talk about? Many times when markets break out, they do this juke move all along and then I'm going. So this is still not bearish by any means. Okay. Oh, and this was an important zone. It was resistance. So this was a directional conviction, directional conviction. We blew through it yesterday, so now what was resistance is now support. And we know, so we know that's there. We know we're at a lug. We know we're at that market-profile-composite high. I am not sold on being short here yet. And let's see what happens if we draw some new lugs, but you can see this is coming right here. So back to the CVD stuff. What was the question that he asked if I use it? Yeah, he was asking if you use it. And also relative volume. There's a question about that, but I know you don't look at either of these, but these are the questions. Oh, I look at both of them. I just don't look at them on. We didn't even have a relative volume to get around bookmap, do you? No, no, we don't. Yeah, I was just talking about relative volume. I use it all the time, right? I want to know what the... Well, okay. Yeah, never mind. I was thinking of something else as the relative volume, but never mind. Okay. Yeah, so the CVD I use on here, right? So right now it's not really telling you anything. You got to be very careful using it, too. You want to pay attention to divergence. So for your example yesterday, we were watching NASDAQ. I got shorted a yes at the close. That was that position. I left some on and got stopped out overnight, but I did catch a winner in it. But NASDAQ was showing a nice divergence in the CVD. That's what it was right here. So you can see here, I pay attention to this, but I only really pay attention to an important area. It's because you can get majorly burned just playing divergences, right? So for instance, we came up here, there were 3,000... You got to be careful. 3,000 aggressive buyers versus sellers. You got a lot of people say there were 3,000 more buyers and sellers. Well, that's not correct. There's always a seller for the buyer, right? It's just at different prices. What this is telling you who the aggressor was. We talk about this like every webinar, right? So that just means there were 300 more taking of offers than hitting of bids or 3,000 more. So that net, net net, right? So that's important information. Then you make a higher high. You can see it starts to pay a little bit. And then you make another higher high and it's even lower. So now you're talking about a thousand difference, right? That's where I want to pay attention. This is today, so don't pay attention to that, right? But the point is you got to be very careful where you're using this because, okay, so if you see the first divergence, which was right here, right? So if you short right there, well, you take a loss or you're taking 50, 60 point and moving your face. So it's like, yeah, there's a divergence, but when do you use it? And when I first learned this, the first couple of times I saw it, it worked perfectly. And then I started seeing divergences and like just shorting automatically because there was a divergence and I would get smoked. So make sure it's that important area that you're contemplating divergence. This is just, remember, we talked about the scale.  And, okay, this is just another factor on the bearish side. Well, just we'll put bearish over here actually on the right. That you say, okay, there's another thing in my favor where I think the thing can sell off and it ended up selling off into the close, which we talked about yesterday in my room, but it will keep an eye. You definitely want to keep an eye on CBD, but it's not a red light, green light thing many times. Unless it's at an important level, right? So if we come up and we're at a lug level and I get a divergence, then yeah, that's very good information, but it's just another weight on the scale when you're deciding what to do. And when we've seen this a couple of times in the last few days, like Russell, I think it was two days ago, had the same type of look and it also sold off as well. So here, I think it was right here. This is another good example, right? Where, yeah, there you go, plus 1200. Move to higher high. You can see they keep hitting it, hitting it, hitting it. At what point do you say, okay, I'm in because of the divergence, right? If you did the first divergence, you get killed. And then you get to a log and you have the divergence. Now you're talking. All right, now we're starting that. We haven't gone over crude, but crude's in some serious trouble. I guess that's good for our gas, but this thing is, we caught the short end of this yesterday. And I think we'll look at the bigger picture, like big, big picture, this thing's in trouble. All right, so you got 200 stop run here, sell stops. You can see I drew that initially on the iceberg on chart, but you can see the stop run. I mean the stop run on chart, but you can see it continue, continue, continue. So I've got to incorporate these price points in here. So I have to change the zone. I just want to see what's going on here because I forgot to put my orders in my other accounts. Here's that 46. Take a look at crude. So this is, I already know this is bearish. We'll talk about the bigger picture stuff, but day trading wise with the lugs, what happened? It came down, built new lugs. If this is going to continue lower, it should hold yellow, directionally yellow, last resort blue. So as soon as it gets to there, you're thinking red. Well, guess what? It didn't tag red and now we're back below. So now I'm thinking blue. Right? So you just come up with a thesis based on these as well. So this had every reason to come up here and tag red. It didn't. Now we're back below the directional, which it should have done the first time. I already know this is extremely bearish market. So and on top of it, I take my trades aggressively below the yellow lugs. So I will short this aggressively. So the ATR is a sweet 47.7 points. So I'm going to go short a little bit outside of an ATR if this can break below here. So obviously a lot of risk here. So I can only trade two. Look at the risk sheet here in a second to make sure that's correct. So I'm going to go like a little outside 50 ticks. There's that 48. So I'm going to go 52 ticks below here for my entry, 87.80. So I think this is a good, this is a good trade here. If I get filled, I could trade it to the upside as well. I don't really want to. We'll go over this here. This thing just blew through a very, you know, an important zone that I had marked from a long time ago. It was a recent important zone. Talked about the gesture. I was actually short and I got out into this zone because it was important and we did stall here. And then this morning it continued through it. That's important too. So if this does a juke move, which crude is brought 90% is going to, the important support is now resistance, right? But this doesn't mean it has to do that. I'm just saying if we do pop back up, this is a really important zone that you can short based on everything we're going to talk about. So this zone was huge gap direct and that's led to this monster directional conviction. There was some other stuff from back here and from over here. All right, I'm filling on ES. Back to this in a second. Let's get our stop in. Hopefully it's not to the tech. I have not been, the last two days have been not good in the equities. So we'll go over the P&L stuff a little bit. But you're gonna So now this is perfect because I can trail my stop now based on this new setup or add, right? So you just see almost a thousand lot stop run. So we'll draw this quickly. So I'll show you where I was going to put my stop and then now where I can move my stop because of the new volume event. All right. So for this new event though, I'm going to wait for ATR retest because we're still below the yellow lug. We'll go over that here in a second. But my original stop was going to be seven points below the bottom of the zone. So I was going to stop out here at 4130. All right. Now there is a new event. Now I can move my stop. So you see I'm not moving my spot, my stop because I'm watching my P&L and I don't want to lose back money like 95% of all traders do. I'm moving my stop based on a new market event because that's what the market cares about. The market doesn't care about your P&L. All right. So I'm going now seven points below here, 4650 puts me at 3950. So I'm able to save myself nine and a half points of risk here. But here's the issue. Do you not like stopping out in the middle of zones? All right. So I will go a couple more points and put it just below that volume event, that last volume event. I don't know why this isn't... There we go. Do you see what I did there? So my normal stop would be nine and a half points, sorry, seven points below here, which put me at 3950. So you see I just top sell CL 153,000, correct? I'll put it in as a trade there. But I don't stop out in the middle of zones. I try my best not to. So I'm going to put it just below the rest of the extra two points. All right. So my stop's at 3675. And I just cut my risk in half based on the new volume event. You don't always get the new volume event, right? And I've added a new rule too. We'll go over as far as trades going my way. And then they don't hit my antenna target and they start coming back. Well, I've had a couple whoppers where I've let come all the way. Like last week, I had a huge winner in crude. And I let it... And there were no steps. So the way I get out, the two major areas I get out, well, there's more than two, but the major areas I get out will actually go over this because I'm going to show you guys some trading in the zone stuff. I get out at major. Levels, Ludwig levels. So for instance, I was long last week in crude and I did one of these and it actually was really bad on my part. It was really close. I got greedy for like 15 ticks and got smoked. So anyway, I get out either major Ludwig level or a volume event going the other way. Well, it did this and there was no volume event and it came all the way back. And I gave back a ton of profit just because I didn't get a signal or one of my areas. So I've come up with a new rule where from the high of that move in my favor, if it comes back just outside two ATR, five and an ATR is then I'll exit the position because I can't give back waiting for another setup. Because like I said, papers in there, what, 15, 20% of the time? Other than that, you're going to get these algos whips on it back and forth. I can't let a market come all the way back on me. So I've added that factor in. And then yesterday, of course, forgot to do it on Nasdaq. That cost me too. I've been having that very good trading lately the last couple of days. All right. So this is still alive, obviously. So I will add to this trade. The reason I'm not going to add aggressively. So I got in the first long aggressively because we were bouncing off the blue lug. We just talked about how important these lugs are. Right? I also know we are close to this market profile composite, so on and so forth. But we are still below the yellow lug and my rules are I need to see ATR retest failure to go long. So I will add to this as a brand new trade. Right? I already trailed my first stop based on this zone. But if I see six and a half points, let's just make sure that's what the ATR is. If I, yeah, it's 6.56. So I need to see six and a half roundup. So I need to see six and three quarter points out of here. Retest, fail, then I'll go long. And I'll add to that trade. In the meantime, my stop send. Actually, why do I have seven in here? I don't know why this is not working for me lately. Any ideas Bruce? Like what are you trying to do? Click on it and nothing happens. I was just trying to change the quantity. I'm left clicking on it and like it won't, nothing comes up. I hit it a couple of times. Just an IRT. Yeah, you should be able to edit it. Just by maybe click on the on the bid side or the ask side. I would just put it in another order. I'm just trying, it works eventually, but I've got to like click it a bunch of times. It's fine. It doesn't matter. Here, let me, let me, let me take a look here. And I'll get back to you. Good. All right. So we just sort of vent in a muscle. See what happened in here. I'm just so thrilled. There's some volume events. Last three days have been horrible. All right. So now you got bias coming in here as well. That's threshold. Threshold in Russell is 150. That's 210. My buddy, natural gas. I forgot about that one. Let's see what's going on here. All right. So we're moving out of that zone. Now you have a new volume event and that's huge too. That's 400. All right. We'll come back to that. That's going to, that's going to get interesting in natural gas. That thing can move 500 ticks in a heartbeat. All right. So what's my process? Draw the zone. Check the ATR. ATRs just move the decimals to 36.6. So 37 ticks. Here's your ATR. Let's see where we're at on the lugs. We are above the ill. Oh, I'm sorry. I forgot I scrolled back here to show you guys the CBD. All right. So we're just bouncing around the ill lug here. So I'm not, either way I would take this trade. I need to see ATR retas failure. So I'm meaning I'm not going to be aggressive out of here either way out of this zone. Bigger picture stuff. And see, this is struggling in the same type of zone that we saw in the yes. This area led to this directional conviction that led to this entire download. So that's what's happening here. Again, this is a different situation where you built a ton of balance right below it. So it's not as strong as that. So say we did one of these. Say we're over here and we just did a straight move in it. That that is like a golden, almost 100% fate. This is a different situation because now you got all these loaded up traders. We just talked about this, that this moves a little higher. They will be puking and it's going to rip right through that zone. But for the meantime, this is holding, but doesn't mean I still, you know, you could just eliminate one side of trading based on structure where you say, this is balance and not taking any short. I know we're in the zone. I'm not taking any shorts. If we can get back down through this high volume note below here, then you can take shorts. Other than that, I just look for long trades. That's the smart thing to do. And if you watch multiple markets, you can sit there and be that patient and wait for those types of trades, right? But, you know, for the sake of the webinar, and I'll trade these either way. And I know this zone could fail too. Back down the side, I'm not thinking it's going to be a huge sell-off, but I will trade this either way, depending on how we break from this volume of it. Let's draw this real quick. Actually, let's go back to crude because I'm pretty sure I just missed a trade in here. That's good. Yeah, I forgot I even put this in. So, we have a new volume of any or two here that fire off. This is 150. What I'm going to do is I'm just going to make this zone bigger. That's barely threshold, but I want to incorporate that. I'll leave my entry the same. I should basically move it down. But, you know, what I've been doing lately all the time is, so say you get a setup here, right? And you want to be short and you got your order waiting to go. And then a new setup comes in. Well, are you going to then trail your entry down again? I mean, you could miss the entire move, right? So, I'll still enter this in the same spot. But, you know, say with this setup, what I can do is, even though I'm not drawing it, I can then go in ATR above the top of this most recent setup versus the top of that setup, right? So, I'm not going to trail my stop to get in because you can miss the entire move. You keep the volume of that keeps happening as you're moving down. Well, you're going to miss the whole move, right? So, what I do is I will enter on the original volume event, but I'll trail my stop on the most recent volume event. So, hopefully that makes sense. We do that where it's at. And I forgot to put this on my other account. So, that's locked and loaded. This is natural gas. Let's definitely draw this cell stop or cell ice area again. This is the major event here. You can see this is all one house, too. That's the, what's great about this SI on chart. You can see if it's one entity or not. Not that that makes a huge difference a lot of times, but it's still good to know, right? Let me make sure I get all these prices. I can't really see this one here. I'm going to see the bubbles in this. This is the most algo ridden market out there, right? Again, if you pull up a market and it looks like a Christmas tree, it just means it's all algos. But like I say every week, that's a good thing for the volume events because algos hate big money. So, when the big money comes in, it disrupts their game, right? So, that's why these work so well in this market is because it's the most, I mean, look at this thing. Think there's some algos in here? That's good. All right, so what do we see? ATR wasn't here 50 something or something. It's up to 71. It hasn't really come down after the, so 71 hasn't really come down since the number. But if we get 71 ticks above here is the question first and foremost. This was at pretty much old one. We only got about 50 ticks. So, we don't know what this setup is. We don't know if this is a broken ice setup where the cell ice gets smushed or it's a titanic setup where the market runs into the cell ice and then fails. So, we don't know what this is until it can get an ATR above or an ATR below. We will wait on this. But I can tell you this area, this by ice combined with the cell ice, you're going to get a monster move out of this area. And that's the whole point. You wait for these areas where you know there's big time trap traders and you're not just playing with algos, and then you can expect the bigger moves. That's the whole theory behind that. All right. It's up at this zone. So, we're not even close to an ATR out of here yet. All right. So, let's see where we're out of here to maybe cover. Now we're at some spot gamma level. So, I may cover and we're at VWAP. So, I don't usually get out of VWAP, but unless it's confluent something. Confluent with something. So, first of all, this is the top of this prior market profile composite. Just get out of a couple of years before I even cross myself to there. All right. So, spot gamma alone, anyone who uses these knows these are very powerful, right? All these are. I use them the simplest science. I don't, he died. He goes down the rabbit hole like I've never seen and it's very, very incredible information, but I don't need to know, I use this analogy every webinar too. You know, if I walk in a room and I need light, I don't need to dissect the light bulb. To know why the light works. I just need to turn the light on, right? So, staying with this stuff. All I need to know is they're incredible support and resistance because options players are major players in the market. And at these areas, they need to hedge their book, their options positions, right? So, you know, just use these, just like you would use support and resistance. If you come at them from below, they're resistance. If you come at them from above, they're support. That's how I use them. And I use them for targets, so on and so forth. But, you know, you can get in the inner workings of them. Like, it's pretty incredible. That guy is one smart cat, I can tell you that. But it's like, my trading is just, it's very simplistic. And I've always said, the simpler you make your trading, the better you're gonna do. Because the more you try to analyze things and understand, like, I get all the time, even in my room, what do you think that buy ice was doing there? Do you think they were getting out of positions? Do you think they were entering positions? Or were they hedging options? It doesn't, first of all, you're never gonna know. Ever, ever. Unless you're God Almighty. Right? And then, it doesn't matter, right? It matters. The area is what matters. It doesn't matter why they're doing it. You're never gonna know it. So just understand the area and how the market reacts to that area. That is what is important. Don't waste your time trying to understand.  And then I saw, you know, now there's some sell ice. So that's gotta be this buy ice getting out of there. It doesn't have to be anything. And you're never gonna know. So why waste your mental energy trying to figure it out? All right. So actually, did we get the ATR above here? No. We did not get the full ATR. So I would have added on this retest of the zone, but this did not get the ATR is currently 6.38. So we did not get six and six and a half points out of here. Or I would have, this did ATR retest. I would have added to this trade. But that wasn't good. I got out of two there, right? So that this does pull back and stop me out. Then so be it. But I'm on it too. So this one, I'm clicking on this thing, clicking on it, clicking on there. Then it finally goes. Yeah. Just I was looking at it too. Just I think you need to widen out that column a little bit. It would make it easier. Okay. Yeah. Just just try that. Now click on it. Left click on it. Must be Windows 11. I'll just play Windows 11 for everything. I'm not sure, Scott. I mean, that is the, that is how you do it. But yeah, I'll tell a team about that. You can still do it on chart, probably. If you, you have to go back up to the trade control panel in the top left and click on both. Not Dalm. I don't want to do that because I do so much dragging. I'm on the hard way on that one. Okay. No problem.  So if you, if you. We need to go over that. Remember I was, I went on vacation. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. There's a lot of stuff. Let's go over that and the new heat map thing. And let's do that sometime this week. So the next webinar, I can, I can watch it for a week. And we can, I can go over. Sounds good. I'm seeing. Okay. All right. So this still has not gotten ATR above here. ATR. This is Russell. It's 35. You only got to about 80. So that was not an ATR yet. So we're waiting for that. Waiting to see what happens here. Natural gas. Not filled on crude. Still bouncing around that zone. Try, try one more thing, Scott, if you could, if you zoom into one where you have in a position. And then, yeah, zoom in a little bit closer. Yeah, expand it out and then click, left click on it. Oh, I expand this out. Yeah. And then this. And then, yeah, left click on it now. No, sir. Okay. Left click and hold. No, sir. No. Okay. All right. And then it does it right there. I guess you got to go to the very bottom of it. You have to, you have to get it. Like, what it is. That's what it is. It's not, it's not. Look, if I go to the very bottom of it. Yeah, exactly. Let me do it. So, so once you see the red X in there, you know, you've kind of got it. There, this is something I didn't notice before probably because I didn't have it expanded. But yeah, look, so if I'm in the middle, nothing happens. But if I go to the very edge of it. Yeah. And I'd show it. Well, yeah, you'll have to play around with it. You'll see the X that red X allows you to cancel it. And then at the same moment, it'll allow you to edit it. Change of quantity. Yeah. Got it. All right. So maybe it's just sitting here. This thing looks like it's going to rip. Let me get my other accounts going here. I forgot to put this into. So what was the relative volume question, Bruce? No, you answered that. That was my, I just wasn't really quite paying attention to well though. So my problem there. There are some other questions though here. And whenever you have a moment. Yeah, go ahead. Because I got to set up these other accounts anyway. Okay. Do you look at ultra bonds? And if you don't. I do not. There's a, there's a couple guys in my room that are watching them. I may, may start watching them, especially if I got traders that are using them. I did occur in my, I do not know. Okay. And then that looks like Troy is actually spamming us. And so I filled here. You guys heard that. So now let's check the ATR. This is soybeans again. It's either by and wheat and corn. We just need some soybeans. There you go. There's your soybeans. Okay. And this is tick strike guys. Everything I use go to my website. You can get discounts to everything that I use. Click on the banners on my website. So this is one of them. Tick strike. Very good to know. You know, say it's like right now, I would have no idea besides that. Phil, there hasn't been a setup in here. So I had no idea that these markets are ripping. This is why I actually started using this in the first place about 10 years ago. Right. So it's really good. Like I said, when you got a position going against you and you get to watch it and listen to it. It's not so fun, but it's still very important. Right. And then you can now, he has this thing where you can connect them. So we'll keep it on that. Anyway, 3.36. You see the ATR there in the middle. So I'm going to go just outside that. I'm going to go a couple of ticks outside that. So 375. So this was at 94.50. So 90.50. 90.75 is my stuff on this. So one of my main targets now will be baby red love. You got baby love that I'll watch closely. These are just like we call them baby loves. They're just still important, but they're not as important as the blue and the red. But I really pay attention to baby loves when they're extreme standard deviation of EWAP. And this is one of these grains. When they start getting into these extreme standard deviations, these elbows kick in every single time. You need some big relative volume coming in to push this thing. Speaking of that, let's check our relative volume in here and see what's going on. You can see corn really picking up. And then there was really heavy relative volume overnight. So you can see someone was buying this like crazy. Obviously because we're going up. But you got to remember when there's relative volume is heightened, somebody's selling it too. So this means, yeah, they were buying it like crazy, but there were responsive sellers and you're meeting passive sellers in the order book that were getting their offers taken from them. Well, guess what? When you get above that area, that's when you get the rip because now all the, these are just like the SI indicator setups. It's the same principle. The guys that were selling it are now in pain and they have to puke it. So that's another reason you really want to watch these areas of high volume, high relative volume. All right, so that is in. I just got whipsaw. I'll go Fest in ES. This is my life when I try to ES. I've got to never just get the rip. Got to get tortured for three hours and then hopefully get the winner. So you see they're just buying these grades like crazy. And you can adjust these two, right? It goes from a one sensitivity all the way to a 15. I have mine on 11 because I don't want to see. So you can see on my squat channel, this is for my room as well. I have all these products. I don't have a sound on it because I would lose my mind. But you can see on these, this tick strike over here. This is another one of my perks in my room. You get the squat and get the edge and you have, so you can see all these are fire. Like you see these stocks like 3-3. You can see hell is getting hit hard. But I don't want to hear unless it's 11 or higher. I would literally be instantly put in the loony bin, right? It's bad enough when they're at 11 and listening to them. So anyway, but you can have them at one where it'll fire off and you can see it and hear it. I just have the volume turned off here. But my point was you can change the sensitivity of these to know if you want to either hear extreme or you can hear it when there's any kind of buying or selling. It's a pretty cool product. There's a webinar on that as well. If you go to my YouTube page, just go to Scott Polsini Trader YouTube. I got a bunch of like webinars that I did in my trading room. And then I did one with him. I did one with Apex. That's the funding company that funds traders. That it's pretty awesome. Again, guys, just go to my website. Just over this one more time because I keep getting questions like email. I was like, why do you find this? It's all right here. Bookbap discounts, Apex discounts, Traders Sync. You guys should all be using this. We'll go over this in a little bit where you can see my awesome drawdown for the last couple of days. Tick strike. You don't get a discount spot gallon, but it's not that expensive anyway. And then rhythmic, no discount there. So there you go. All right. All right. Still dancing around here, not filled and crude. I never took the gold trade. And this thing looks like it's about to rip. Like it keeps testing this. We just talked about this importance of this zone where that stop run happened. And I would be really watching this today, this afternoon. If we get through here, this thing is coming up to these areas. Or it should anyway. That's my opinion. But that's what the market's showing here. All right. What were the other questions, Bruce? Yeah, let's see here. By the way, how do you like my new microphone? Does it sound better or the same? It sounds pretty similar to what I recall. I saw some of my old YouTube videos in the comments below like, get a new microphone. It sounds like you're in your bathtub. So I'm like, okay, I'll get a professional grade microphone. So I guess there's no difference. So I just wasted. No, I mean, it sounds great. So yeah, I don't know what else to. It sounds similar. Maybe you had the mic on the computer before, not on the actual headphone or whatever it was you're using. It was an external mic, but it wasn't like professional. Well then, yeah, I guess maybe in your room it's different. Let's see. There's a few questions here. And I also wanted to, I jotted down some notes here. I think it will be helpful for people that are new here or just want to kind of recap on what Scott's doing here. Because he's going through a lot of stuff and it's, and it seems like it's very complex, but it's pretty straightforward and simple here. And I just wanted to mention this. Are you calling me a simpleton, Bruce? Is that what you're calling me a simpleton? No, no, I actually call you brilliant because you're taking, you understand that you have to make this. No, I'm taking something that is extremely difficult and making it simple as possible. And that's what you want to do if you want to make money. Exactly.  It's like, okay, now what? So if you have a really simple plan, you know what to do. So the, and basically, I mean, what Scott's doing here is like, first off, as he mentioned, he's looking at many markets. So, and then what is he looking for? This is really important, I feel. You're looking for an event. And just to expand on what that means is the market is not based on time. It's not based on, you know, like an indicator or something. It is based on events. When an event occurs, the algos read these as well. That's why like, you know, you look at some of these algoridin markets, the big event occurs and everything changes. So Scott is looking at an event. It is stop runs and it is icebergs. So when that big event occurs, then he has a threshold for that big event. And then next, he zooms out. He looks at the bigger picture. Okay, what does that mean in context here, the bigger picture? Then he wraps a, he looks at other confluences in that bigger picture. And then he wraps that all within a risk management strategy. Very simple, looking at ATR, setting your stops, setting your targets, and then letting it run. And if he gets another big event, he'll scale in. So he has a scaling strategy as well. That's it.  Oh, I mean, that's, but I look at bigger picture first and foremost, you always want to know where you're at in the bigger picture. And then you just start to drill down and then you get to the volume event, right? And then so you come up with an idea of what you think should happen. It doesn't mean, and you got to be very careful doing that. And you know, if we have time, we'll go into a little bit of this trading in the zone stuff. But one of the, I think I just got, I got this one in crude. On one of these, this is straight from trading in the zone guys. Mark Douglas read it. It's incredible. This is the end of the book. He talks about, he gets to this point about how you, how the mind works on and so forth. But this is very important. And this is what I constantly have to monitor myself with. I objectively identify my edges, right? So meaning my edge is not real. I mean, I do read markets pretty well, but you know, I'm not, it's, I'd say 50-50, right? The edge is the volume event, right? So where I get into trouble is when I think something should happen. And I start like doing things differently. I think we talked about this last webinar. You weren't here, Bruce, but I think it was the day I got back from vacation. And there was like a set up. And then another set up. And I was convinced it was actually, it was in ES. Sorry, this quickly, just to give you an example what I'm talking about. Like this was back down over here. When I was convinced we were going to break down, right? We had this break balance failed, tried to fail, fail, break out and then more balance should have held, broke down. Now we're down here. I'm like, this thing is going to die. There's nothing here. So I'm convincing myself we're going to break. The volume, this was just pathetic, right? How long have you been doing this? So there was an ice set up here. This was on my PM webinar this day. If you join my room, you can actually watch this webinar.  There was a set up and I'm like, okay. I'm waiting for, I'm already in my mind thinking we're going to go short. And we went in ATR below here and I'm now waiting for retest failure because I think we're above the yellow line. Then we get an ice set up right below it by ice. And we did this and held that by ice. It came back to this original zone and I'm like, and then it came back down. I'm like, well, there's ATR retest failure. I'm not even going to wait for an ATR below this by ice zone, which was actually a bullish set up. And I got short and I lost. And this is that move right there. So I lost and I missed an incredible long and went up like 30, 40 points all because I thought something was going to happen. And I kind of ignored my process, right? So that's where you have to be.  It's very, very easy to do. Meaning you're looking at the bigger picture. Yes, you want to come up with ideas of what should happen, but do not pigeonhole yourself in the only trading that way. Because then again, if you read the book, the trading in his own book, he goes into how you get blinded to the other side of the trade and you're not objective because you're thinking something should happen. So you start getting like long signals and you just not even seeing them because you're so certain. And I know this resonates with probably most traders on here, right? So you have to be objective. So I come up with my thesis, yeah, what I think should happen, but you've got to let the real-time buy and tell you if that's right. So I think crude should die here, right? And it's starting to, but if I see a bullish setup and it turns out to be a bullish set up, meaning ATR above, so on my rules, well, something's up, right? That I don't just ignore that setup because I think we're going down, right? So that's why this is the king. The real-time buy and the SI indicator is the king. You use the other stuff to help you. You know, if you get everything lined up in the right way, then you get your setups in the right way. Then when that's an A plus trade, so on and so forth. But all right, that's a lot of chirping. All right, let me put this stop in here. ATR is down to 40, 41, that's not too bad. So I'm going to go a little outside that. So we'll go 45 ticks out of here. So that's 67, 89, 67. That's where I'll stop this trade out. If this snaps back, which if I know crude, it will at least torture me for a while. But in the meantime, I told you when we looked at this, there is not a lot down here. We got through that important zone. And the blue lug is far, far away, which I like. So we are a baby lug here. I'm not going to get out of one here. One is not really confluent with anything. It is what you have to watch for, though. We just talked about relative volume. When there's no relative volume, when the market gets to, I mean, this has been hugging it. But when there's no relative volume, these algos will snap this puppy right back to VWAP, right? So you've got to monitor, you know, I just entered this right now, so I'm not getting out. But if I say I got, say I got in right here, and I saw two standard deviation from VWAP, I would be probably getting out of one or two if the relative volume was pathetic. Stop by DW, 226, on breath. Right, that's neat. We'll go there in a second that screens are ripping. So you can see here. We're at two standard deviation, how's the relative volume? Oh, well, it's, this was about one and a half or more. Now we got two times relative volume. I'm not afraid of algos. Algos are probably going to get smushed, right? So this, this is like a 305-ton breath. There you go, that's why I did not want to short that. Now I want to go long off of this setup. We'll come back here in a second. But this is like a self-fulfilling thing where these algos fade those extreme standard deviations. But now you have the big money coming in. So they, they try to fade it, then they get run over. They try to fade it, then they get run over. That's why you have to watch that, and that's why that's happening. So the algos are like participating in this dowel move because they're trying to fade the standard deviation and they're getting smushed, right? That's one, really keep an eye on relative volume. So technical term is smushed? Smushed, yes, that is a, I want to be my P&L the last two days. We'll go over that too, because I always like to point out because I think it's good, you guys got to remember, trading is hard enough, 90% of traders fail or more. So I not only have to trade, I have to trade publicly right here in my room.   But you got to show it publicly, it hurts even worse. So, but the reason I like to show it for you guys is to show you this is what trading is, right? We just talked about this yesterday in the room. Like I've had a couple of terrible days, like I hit my high and I had almost limit down on, was it Tuesday? I think it was Tuesday, yesterday I got beat down again. But you see, it happens, when you have an edge, you are going, your P&L will look like this.  They have all the fish that come and lose money, then they have a shark that smokes them, fish that lose money, shark that smokes them.  So that's why, yeah, do I complain and get pissed and feel terrible when I lose? Absolutely, I'm a very competitive guy. I don't like losing. I think I should win every time, right? But you have to realize trading is just a numbers game. It's a probability game. If you have the edge, you just keep putting on the trades. Like yesterday I got killed and then I did the PM webinar and there was another ES setup short and I just took the trade. I didn't say, oh my God, I'm so scared. I'm getting killed. I've had a bad two days. I'm not gonna take this one. I can guarantee that resonates with everyone on this webinar too. When you're getting your head kicked in, it's very hard to put on that next trade. Well, that's exactly when you should put on that next trade, right? If you have an edge and you know the probabilities in your favor because as he talks about in trading in the zone, if you have a string of losses, you're that much closer to your next winner, right? If you have an edge and that's what this is. That's what I'm trying to show you guys and teach you guys. If you don't have an edge, that doesn't mean, you know, then it's just, you can flip a coin. But I know this is an edge. I've watched thousands and thousands and thousands of these setups over three years plus and I know there's an edge. I know I'm gonna have drawdowns.  I promise, but that's why you have to have set for your max loss on a train and your max loss in a day.  Fresh, ready to go. Instead of losing 70% of your count in a day and then causing this just downward spiral, spiral mentally, financially, just you're done, right? You know, you have the edge. Didn't work out that day. Sometimes markets are very, very strange. I have a student in my room that I'm mentoring. She's been killing it, right? Her down days have been very little.  So it's like, so did I. It's gonna happen, right? You just have to realize if you have an edge, it just gives you confidence to just keep putting on the trades. All right, I'm done with that round. That was really, really important. I mean, there's some questions in here from- It's important part of trading.  I mean, like you need to have an edge. So Lucas, I think that's answering your question in depth there. And Lucas is also asking about what is, you lost me at SI Indicator. It's just that is the big event that Scott's looking for as we discussed. Sam is asking, thanks, Sam. And you can have a live mic in here too, Sam, if you have other questions. Do you ever trade the ETH, Extender Trading Hours, Scott?  And then you don't sleep well. Right, exactly. Unless I have a strong conviction, I mean, I didn't really have that strong conviction last night, but I thought we can get to the Yellow Lug and ES. And that P&L is based on the close. So it wasn't that, like, that loss wasn't as big as it looks like because they put it to the close price at the Globex close, or the regular trading hours close. It doesn't matter. But the point is, I thought last night we had a chance to get down based on what we were looking at to get down to the Yellow Lug. And so I left some on. So yeah, I do trade ETH sometimes if I have a strong conviction, but I have to especially, I'm 50 now, right? It's like, I need my sleep. I get up. Is it worth getting up? And the thing is, it's like, not that I set or Steven get up. I just don't sleep well. If I have positions on, I'll get up and I'll check it. Then when you walk in a room, I've got, you know, 42 monitors.  So then it wakes up, then I try to go back to sleep. It's just, it's most times, it's not worth it as far as trading it. But if you do trade it, you can usually a good rule of thumb is you can take 50% of the normal thresholds that are in my course. I cover like 20 and my new ones coming out one of these days and slowly but surely. But you can take 50% of those thresholds that you use in the regular trading hour session for the volume events and trade off of those. You know, I have a couple, there's a couple guys in my room that are from Europe that trade all night long. And they actually do very well. The money is just as green overnight as in the day, right? But, you know, is it worth me if I just trade it overnight to be one thing, but I can't trade overnight. And I used to when I first started, when I, if you guys read Trading Enhancing Trading Performance with Dr. Brett, that's where I got my start. 9-11 happened, they shut down the markets for a week. And then I started trading the German DAX overnight. And that's where I started to pick up some, some, some things as far as what I was seeing. And then I, then I came back to the ES when it opened back up and I started to employ those, the techniques I was seeing or using in German DAX. And there was a point there. Remember, I was 30 years old at this time or 20, 28 or whatever. Where I would literally, it was pretty brutal. I would, I would come in at one in the morning, central. That's the, that's what times the European markets open, regular trading hours. I would trade to about four, four o'clock, I'd say it was, four, four, 30, go back home, take a nap, come back at about 8.15 central. That was my day. And then I would scalp all day long and I would not leave my seat, basically.  That, that's, that's too much for my age, right? I said, that's a young man's game, but I used to do both. If you can do both, do both, but I can't do both. All right. I'm doing a lot of talking today. All right. So I'll back to the whoever asked SI indicator or who it's the SI event, stop iceberg indicator. That's the whole, what we've been talking about this entire webinar, that's the whole basis of my training, right? So go to book map marketplace. It's the MBO bundle. You got, you can get, you get the indicator. Again, it's the most powerful thing I've ever seen in my 20 years of futures trading. You need, so you need the bundle that gives you the, the SI indicator that reads the CME MBO data that is the enhanced data that shows you the stops and icebergs information. And then you need a rhythmic feed that powers it. Rhythmic is the only data provider that provides the CME MBO data. Don't ask me why. I've been asking that for three years now. I don't know why, but if you're using any other data service, you're not getting MBO data. And you're not seeing, you may pull up your order book and it may look like you're seeing all the, all these orders up and down the book. It only goes like, I think it's 10 levels. So in the rest is like basically not real. I don't know another way to put it, but they're not the real orders. When you have the CME MBO data, everything up and down is the actual size in the order book. So I don't think a lot of people realize that either. And that's why when we look at this, this liquidity is important. Like resting orders. So I'm actually, now I'm looking at this. It's making me sweating my long here. And even though this is working for me, hold on one second. That's my daughter. I got to bring her to school. I didn't want to, I didn't realize I was talking this long. But this liquidity below that usually acts as magnets. So maybe we'll get down here today, but right now this was a long setup. So I'm taking it, but I do factor that in many times in my analysis. So let me just see where I'm gonna possibly get some of these two since that's rolling my way too. We also have a specific question from Sam here. Whenever you have a moment. Yeah. So first of all, we're extreme standard deviation of one of, you know, one, one and a half standard deviation from VWAP. What I used to say, you want to watch and make sure the volume is okay to keep pushing it in. This is okay. This is a two to one here and you're almost at two to one again. So there's enough here to keep this going. So we could get, you know, there's not a really a reason for me to get out of this right here.   This was going over my room the other day. I pay, you can see here at number four, is out of trading in the zone again. I've added my stuff. I pay myself as the market makes money available to me. So I look for it. Logo levels, market profile, composite highs and lows, highs, lows and point of controls, VWAP standard deviations, important pre-divide zones. We've looked at all of this today based on the candle structure. Right. So we are approaching a prior market profile composite that I will get out of a couple here if it struggles. And that's right around 14, 16 ish. All right. So I will get out of some there and then I'll let the rest ride see if we can get up to the red light. This is all pretty close. So I'm not going to make that. I did this to the crew the other day. I was very greedy because I thought something was going to happen. We are like right here. And I held it in. This is what I was talking about when I've addicted my, my two ATR bag. It literally did like this. And he had, I had a $7,000 profit. It came all the way back. I ended up up $1,400 bucks. That's not happening again right here, especially that I saw the liquidity. I will take my money and run a couple more points right around the 16, 18 level. I'm getting out of this trade unless it plows right through. And that's where you want to use your, the bubbles, right? So you can also use the tick strike too to see if the, the speed of the order is coming in. But you know, if you get up to important areas and you don't see any red bubbles, all these hours are market orders. If you just see blue, blue, blue, blue, well, why do you want to sell if no one else wants to sell? Right. If you start to see red at important levels, then get out. That's how I use them. Don't get caught up in using them, tick for tick to trade. And you'll get killed. All you're looking at is the market buying and selling. But what I'm saying is don't get out important areas. Like I'm eyeballing this, you know, 15 to 18 level. If this, if I just see huge blue bubbles, means big buying, big buying, but why, I'm not getting out. But if I see blue bubbles and then red start to come in, then I'll get out because I know it's an important level. I may have to get out of somewhere anyway because I have to bring my daughter to school and I'm not letting this thing come all the way back on me. All right. Last question, Bruce. I got to run. Sorry. Sure, sure. Sam's asking about what happens if the volume event occurs in the extended trading hours, but pullback happens later in regular trading hours. Do you still trade it? That's a good question. I go through this dilemma all the time in my trading room. Right. We'll get, I get on at eight o'clock central. We're usually around eight, 10. And there'll be, there'll be a volume event. Right. So like yes here, this is good trade, by the way, not website out of those. So there'll be like a volume event. I'll draw the zone and then we inch closer and closer to the open. It's taking a volume event right before the opening. It's rolling the dice because the stock's open. That's new information. You got to be careful. You know, unless the volume event is huge, I would be very, very careful of trading it, you know, in the regular trading hours. I would probably wait for it for a normal, you know, regular, normal hours, regular trading hours of that. You could, especially the bigger it is, the more important it is, but you know, or you can, you can base it on. So say here's the volume event. Say this is pre-market. We come down here. What do you use relative volume?  Yeah, faded, right?  So yeah, you can trade it in that aspect. But if you come down here, you see relative volume is increased into three, four. Yeah, I probably wouldn't be playing a pre-market zone. All right, guys. Sorry, we ran out of time here. I have to get off too, because the other, your other guy starts at 9.32. But I don't feel like I've been talking. Of course, this thing's going to come all the way back on me. But I don't feel like I've been talking for an hour and a half. Anyway, still short crewed, you know, my stop there. I'm long this. I'll give this a chance to get up to this 1518 zone and I'll be out if this thing can't plow through here. Actually, I'm going to get out of just two right now because I got to run out of here and I'm not going to watch this thing come all the way back on me. All right, got that. You keep an eye on natural gas. You are going to get a Whopper move out of here one way or another, depending on how it reacts. It looks like it's going to be upside. This looks like it's finally got an ATR above here now. So ATR retouch, you can go along that. I'm along the yes. And we didn't get a chance to talk about this. I would draw this zone in gold and I would really, again, don't force the trade to the upside. Don't, because you think, I think that's what's going to happen, but be very careful, be objective. But if you get an ATR above that stop run, this most current stop run here, 300, which is double threshold, that's going to be a very good long two, I believe, again, in my opinion. But we talked about that zone at length. All right, guys, sorry, but you can see this, I'm going to say it every week, then I do this twice a day in my trade room every day. And there's some really capable traders in there. There's actually one really, really, really bad trader.  I do it enough in my room. I usually kick bad traders out of my room that keep posting stuff that are just, it's nonsensical and irrelevant. And because I don't want bad traders, I want traders to learn the right way. But I'm letting, this guy is so bad currently, I'm trying to help him and he will not listen. He's so bad, he's good for the room because guys can see, oh my God, this, I have part of this guy in me, like I've got to stop doing this, right? So I let him go for now. So if you guys want some comedy that, because he gets a verbal lashing every day, I come on my, webinars too, so it's pretty funny. So my point is, I do this twice a day in my room if you guys want part of that too. All right, Bruce, out of gas, got to bring my daughter to school. Yep, thanks, Scott. And much appreciated here. And we'll catch up with you next Thursday. Well, thanks. Appreciate it. See you guys next week. Okay. All right. Bye-bye.


What's up everybody? Another trading lesson from Navigation Trading. So if you like these videos, make sure you hit subscribe and we will keep on cranking them out for you. Today I want to go over a trade that we're going to do in QQQ, the NASDAQ ETF. So this upside run is continuing at the time of this recording. And so what we have in place is a couple things here. We have a call vertical spread, which was once part of an iron condor. With this strong move up, price had breached our break even. We closed out the untested side and prices just continue to rip higher. So now the question is what do we do? Do we just close this and take a loss? Or do we want to extend duration and continue this trade? Well for us, in our portfolio, we need that short directional bias as premium sellers. It helps protect us to the downside in the case of a quick volatile move, kind of like we saw in February. So we want to continue to keep some short delta in our portfolio. We're definitely not overweight, so keeping this short bias in our portfolio is what we need to do. And doing it in the NASDAQ, which now is hitting new all-time highs, we look at that as potentially a short-term price extreme. So if we can get a little bit of downside, that's going to help benefit our portfolio. And so that's what we're going to do. If this was just an isolated trade on its own, then you got to make the decision. Do you want to stay in the trade or do you just want to close it for loss? We are going to extend duration. And to do that, we're simply going to roll from March, which currently has seven days to expiration. So we're getting close to that expiration date. Any time we kind of get into within a week is when we typically start rolling these positions that have a low probability of getting back into their range. But we still want to keep them on. That's when we look to start rolling these defined risk positions. If it was an undefined risk position, we would have rolled it with just under 21 days to expiration with defined risk. We give them a little bit more leeway just because they are defined risk. We don't have that kind of gamma exposure in our portfolio. So here's what we're going to do. We are going to roll from March to April. And then we are going to select, adjust to some different strikes because price is so far away from where our current strikes are. What I did is I went in as a theoretical position. I said, okay, what if we move it to the 173.176 call vertical? So if I uncheck our current position and I check on the theoretical, that's what we want. We want it to have that positive theta. In this case, 70 cents a day of theta for one contract. We're going to keep the same number of contracts three. So over two bucks of theta a day. So it's within our range. Gives us a little bit more of a buffer to the upside, but really a bearish bias position. We want it to move down to benefit that piece. Giving us a max profit of 417, max total buying power needed $483. As you see right here when I hover over. So that's what, so that looks good. So that's what we're going to do. We've got a couple other positions on here, one that I've already rolled to April. So don't pay attention to that one. We're simply focusing on the one in March, which is these three contracts here. And we're going to roll that from March to April and change our strikes to the 173.176. So to do that, you can simply highlight the position, right click, create rolling order, sell vertical roll. Now it defaults to the next expiration cycle, which is a weekly. That's not the one we want. So we want to change that out to the April 20th, which is the April monthly cycle. And then like I show here, we want to change it to the 173.176. So this is on the bottom. This is the one that we are closing out and we're reopening it on these on the top one here. So those are the ones where we're closing out and then we're going to sell the 173. And we're going to buy the 176. So we're doing that for a debit. You know, we'd love to roll for a credit if at all possible. But in this case with this huge move in price, if you want to stay in the trade, you're going to pay a debit to do this roll, which is how it should be, right? We're closing out this one. We're reopening. We're changing the strikes. So there's a little bit of a cost to do that, but that's what we want to do to stay in the trade. So we're trying to extend that duration, stay in the trade, give ourselves more time to be right, continue to book winners and manage our way out of what is currently a losing trade. So this is how you roll a vertical in QQQ. Hope it was helpful. If you'd like to learn more about how we've taught over 10,000 members how to trade options for consistent income, just go to our site, navigationtrading.com. Click on the big orange button and we'll give you immediate access to our flagship course, Trading Options for Income. We'll also give you the navigation trading implied volatility indicator that you see on our charts, along with the watch list that we use to trade the most profitable symbols day in and day out. All this is yours, no cost. Just go to our site, navigationtrading.com, and we look forward to seeing you on the inside.


I'm going to do it again. No, it's just firework. They've got the torch in it. It's just a moment. Oh God, we don't have to do it twice. I can't remember you. He hasn't made us do it twice. That's one of these. Nine, eight, seven, six, five. Such a tight cliché. How many count-ups are we going to get this year? Seven. I'm so worried about it. The first time we had to do it three times. It would be a normal original.


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Hey everybody, welcome back to Magic Orthodoxy. My name is David and this is a Magic Review. Hey, today we're going to look at Over This World from Alex Pandrea and the Blue Crown. What is it? Basically it's Alex's version of Out of This World and it's a routine where you separate reds and blacks and in this routine you can even allow your spectators to do it. You want to see what it looks like? This is it. Hello everybody, I'm Alex Pandrea and welcome to Over This World. Over This World is my take on Paul Curry's Out of This World. Everybody has their different versions and I put together over the years a three-phase routine using the concept of separating out red cards from black cards. In the first phase the cards are shuffled up and cut by the spectator multiple times. Cards are taken out one by one from anywhere that they want and you're able to tell if it's red or black. After calling out the colors of the cards, you then proceed to out jog every single red card and separate them from the blacks. For the last phase the spectators actually deal out to themselves all the black cards separating them from all the red cards both at the same time. All right so that was Alex Pandrea. The basic routine of Over This World is you're using a shuffled deck. It's handed to a spectator. They then remove a card from anyone in the deck without looking at it and you don't touch it at all and you're able to divine if it's black or if it's red. They can do it multiple times. They can even cut the cards. They can pass the cards to another spectator and they can cut the cards and you are always able to divine whether it's red or black. It can be repeated as many times as you want and then for the finale the magician is able to separate the cards sight unseen into reds and black piles. They fan the cards and all the colors are separated. All right so a couple questions we always ask about all of our magic products. The first of which is what is in the box. What's in the box? Nothing. You get a DVD and a DVD case. This trick is entirely done in your hands or your spectator's hands. It doesn't require any gimmicks or gas or special trap doors or smoke or mirrors. Is it what I thought? It's not what I thought. I have seen some different versions of Out of This World and I do one that I really like. This requires a little bit of advanced setup but it's nothing that any magician that has known this plot before would be unfamiliar with. Oh the angles. The angles are flawless. There aren't any angle issues with this routine. Can it be inspected? There's really nothing to inspect. You're doing this with a normal standard deck and of course once the routine is over the deck is separated into blacks and reds so there's probably nothing for them to find. What's the overall quality and production value of the DVD? This was all shot inside of a home. It's very beautiful.  They seem like they're a little grainy. It's kind of done with a setty cam and it's a little bit you know shaky and then when you get to the reveals it's all done kind of straight down on the table and you get to see all of the Alex's moves and it's really well shot. How much practice is this going to require? Not much. This is almost entry level trick. The setup on this is not difficult and I think a couple times through and you should be able to figure it out pretty easily. How much setup and reset is there? There is some advanced setup. It will require you to do some secret moves off camera but as far as reset goes there probably won't be any at all. What are the positives to this? I think the positives lie in the first part where you're able to pass the deck around and have people cut the cards and you're able to divine if it's red or black. You could do that five, ten, fifteen times if you wanted and be right every single time with no guesswork. That's a pretty cool little routine there and just the out of this world kicker is just a bonus. Negatives. Alright so what are some of the negatives? Like I say around here there's negatives to everything. These are just the negatives that I see.  Like I said earlier the performance videos are strange. I don't know why they're kind of shaky and there's like these grainy lines in between them. I guess they're just trying to transition from one aspect to the other. It was just a little I don't know it was just kind of it broke the mood for me to have the camera switch and so but that has nothing to do with the magic. Nothing to do with the content.  Alright so is it worth your money? The DVD is 33 minutes long and again it is one trick it's one effect and it's basically an out of this world effect and so you need to decide whether you want to learn another out of this world effect that's not self-working. It does require some setup but it is you know a stunner. I think there is some pal here. There is some really cool magic elements. There is some really cool magic moments in this and so you'll have to decide if the price tag is worth it for you. Who would like this? I think anybody who collects out of this world tricks or someone who's wanting to do an out of this world trick and you are a fan of Alex Pendrea or the blue crown I think would definitely like this. Like I said it's hyper visual at the beginning that first element is pretty dog gone cool and so yeah. Alright so that was over this world from Alex Pendrea and the blue crown. This DVD was provided for us by the wonderful people down at Murphy's Magic Supplies and we want to thank them for allowing us to review this for you and if you'd like to purchase your own you can find it at one of your favorite Murphy's Magic Dealers. Thanks. Bye.