Uncovered, fake internet gurus, how to tell. Okay, you see it all the time, right? I had $1.87 in the bank and within weeks I was making millions of dollars and I wanna show you how I did it.  However, that doesn't mean that you can't learn how to make money online from reputable people. In this video, I'm gonna show you how to tell a difference between a fake guru and a true internet digital marketer and we're starting right now. Hey, I'm JR Fisher. Welcome to my channel. I appreciate you watching this video. I really do. It's my last video of the day. I've shot 12 videos today. That's a lot of videos, but it's all for you. This is your channel, guys. So on this channel, what I do is I teach you how to make money online. I try to save you money by showing you things you shouldn't do. Now I've been selling online since 2009. I've made millions of dollars of both digital and physical products and all I do is share with you those tips, tricks and techniques that you can use to make money also. In addition to that, I have a course below. It's a $97 course, but for you today, it's absolutely free. All you can do is click the link and learn no credit card required. I also would appreciate your comments. Some of you have had experiences with gurus and I'd love to hear about that. Put that in the comments below. Let me know what happened. Let me know what was going on. Was it good? Was it bad? Some of you may have had great experience and if so, I'd love to hear about that too. If you have questions about any of this or anything to do with making money online, put it in the comments below. If you haven't hit that subscribe button yet, do so. Hit it, hit it, hit it and wait, wait, wait, wait. Ring the bell. Turn the bell on. Ring the bell next to the subscribe button. Turn on all notifications that way I could let you know when I do a new video. You'll be part of the Fisher family. You'll be part of the VIP group. The folks that get to stand in front of the line. In front of the line. That's you, right? In front of the line. That's all you gotta do, turn on all notifications. Let's jump right into this now. Let's check out these fake internet gurus. Now, if you take a quick scroll through Facebook or you're watching any videos right now like mine, you may even see ads on my videos and these people may or may not be somebody you wanna listen to, okay? But how do you know the difference? That's what this video's all about so I can show you the difference so you know where to put your money and where you could possibly lose it. Some of these guys are gonna blatantly lie to you. They're gonna tell you stuff that's just not true. They don't mind taking your 97, your 197, your 997. Be mine today for 24 hours. It just taken off with it and you getting no results whatsoever. But I don't want that to happen to you. Now let me get this out first. Not all internet gurus are fakes. There's some of them that have achieved a lot of things and they're passing on that information to you and you can use it and you could be very successful too. That doesn't mean that you're gonna be as successful as them. However, if a guy's made several million dollars, I've made millions online, doesn't mean you're gonna make millions. However, if it could help you make 100,000 or 200,000 a year, would you be happy with that? So, and I'm not saying you won't. I mean maybe you will make millions. A lot of people do who started from nothing but we've gotta figure out which one is BS and which one is the real deal. But I need to make this money in one day. All right, but I need to make this money online. All right, but I need it to be big money. I'm gonna show you some way to make five. All right, well this seems legitimate. Okay, so let's look at some of the red flags first. What are the things you should look for that will tell you that you're probably dealing with a fake guru? The first one is they don't have a real business outside of their course business, okay? They're not really selling things online. All they're doing is selling you on the promise of making money online. They're telling you how to do all these things, whether it's drop shipping, whether it's affiliate marketing, whether it's running Facebook ads, whatever it is, if they teach you these things and they don't do these things, yeah, it kinda tells you something, doesn't it? If they're so into this particular thing, let's say affiliate marketing and they don't do any affiliate marketing, they're just selling courses on it, that's gotta tell you something right there. That's red flag number one. It's time to learn a new skill when I need to be making big money. I can't figure out how my underwear gets wet after I use the bathroom, let alone some kind of complex system for making big money online. Thank God, big in one day. In 24 hours, cash, this is how we do it, my guy. You ready to learn? Number two, they almost always have an outrageous backstory, okay? I had $1.87 in the bank and I was just getting ready to get evicted from my apartment and I was living next to a crack house and now I make $100,000 a month because I discovered this system, okay? It's not true, it's not true, okay? A backstory like that's kind of crazy. I would much rather buy from somebody who had an education who knew something about business and grew it from there. Now, my backstory is I didn't know anything about selling online, however, I was in business and I knew what to do as far as advertising and stuff like that and I transferred that over to learning how to make money online and I still do it every day. I own a survival food company right now and it's done great in the pandemic. We sell a lot of survival food right now but that is a real product and I did that for years before I ever taught anybody how to make any money online whatsoever. The next thing is they constantly try, this is number three, they constantly try to impress you with material possessions, okay?  Here in my garage, just bought this New Lamborghini here. It's fun to drive up here in the Hollywood Hills but you know what I like a lot more than materialistic things? They're gonna be trying to show you all these trappings making you think, well they've got so much money they must know something, okay? I don't do that. I don't show you anything I have. I have a decent bank account which is nice but I'm not gonna show you a fancy car because that has nothing to do with teaching you how to make money online. What has to do with teaching you how to make money online is showing you the things that work and you getting results. I don't care that you care about my house or my car. Number four, they only offer generic information so on this channel here you can go through this channel and you can learn a lot about affiliate marketing, about drop shipping, about SEO, all kinds of different subjects but a fake guru will just say I'm gonna show you all that once you join my course you will have all that opened up to you. The window of opportunity will be there, okay? If they had such a wealth of information why wouldn't they share some of it with you now and let you get some results before you buy the course? If they had the information they'd give it to you. The answer is they probably don't have it.   And what I mean by that is they don't really have a real social media in there. They're not really a real person on Facebook. You can't really read about their bios or anything like that. Everything is geared around them selling you on them. They could be a fake guru. Number six, I just wanna help you. I just wanna help you. I just wanna help you, that's all. Just wanna help you. No, I'm sorry. Now I do videos to help you and that's true but I sell courses and I want you to buy one of my courses. I really do, okay?  That's what I really want you to do ultimately. But the only way to do that is to really show you these things work. If I give you information and you put it into practice and you get good results you'll probably come back and buy a course from me. But I have to give you good information up front. If they're not doing that then there's a problem and they may be a fake guru. Number seven, they are experts in whatever is trending right now.  One of them was about his Ferrari and his garage and all of his books. And that week, I can't remember what he was selling that week but it was some program. And then the next week he was selling coaching then the next week he was selling affiliate marketing and then the next week he was selling drop shipping. He didn't even do any of those things. But whatever fad was hot at the time that's what he would do training on. Now I do training on a lot of subjects but I do affiliate marketing and I actually do drop shipping and I actually sell physical products and I actually sell courses. All these things I actually sell on a daily basis. If they don't sell any of these things and they're always going from trend to trend to trend number seven says they may be a fake guru. Number eight, they get extremely defensive. If you say anything to them, if you dig it all, if you say what do you sell or where have you sold this or where can I find your products and they get extremely angry at you, obviously there's a problem because they probably didn't do any of these things. They probably didn't sell physical products. You can't find them anyplace else. You can search me on Google and you can find Survival K Food. That's my main company. That's why I made all my money is Survival K Food. I make some courses now and I make money on some courses and some training and some coaching. But Survival K Food is my main company, okay? And we're a real company and we sell survival food. We've sold it all during the pandemic. You wanna check it out by the way, Survival K Food. You can Google that. But bottom line is I have a lot of people who actually sell my products too. You can find it on a lot of sites out there. You can find it at Walmart's website. You can find it at Amazon. You can find it at tons of survival sites. My products are out there. So I do these things every day. If these people are getting defensive because you're asking them what they've sold, they may be a fake guru. So here's the truth. I'll be honest with you.   I mean, I guess you could get super lucky with something viral but the odds are you're not going to. That's not gonna happen. I also can't tell you how much money you're gonna make because I don't know what your work ethic is. I don't know how hard you're gonna work. I don't know how bad you want this. If you're not willing to put forth the effort, nothing I teach you is gonna work. It's just not gonna work. For these fake gurus to say you just do this, man, and you're gonna make tons of money, it's not true because doing what you need to do to make money online is hard work. It takes effort. It takes nights. It takes weekends. It takes hours and hours of sitting in a desk and pounding out. It takes failures. It takes all this stuff. Can it still be done? Of course it can. Do a lot of people do it? Of course they do. Do most people do it? No, no they don't because most people are inherently lazy. They want certain things but they don't want certain things bad enough to do what they need to do to get those things. You can make money online. You can make a ton of money but don't be looking for the quick fix. Don't be looking for the overnight cash.  You can make big money tomorrow. You're gonna hear that a lot out there. That's not what you're gonna be profitable with. That's not what you're gonna be happy with. And besides that, when you do hard work and you achieve something, you're gonna feel pretty good about yourself.  And it can be done. I don't wanna discourage you. It can be done. Watch a lot of my videos on this channel. Take time, put forth effort, prove it to me. Watch 50 to 100 of my videos. You could do that in a few days. 50 to 100 of the videos on this channel. This channel has over 500 videos approaching 600 videos. I know people out there that have done over 2,000, 3,000 videos on their channel. That's hard work. But you'll find a lot of gurus, maybe you have 50 or 100 videos and it's all about telling you that you don't have to do any work and you can make a ton of money. Don't believe it. Now, if you've had experience with some of these people, put it in the comments below. Let me know what's happened with you. Let me know what you've tried. Let me know what's worked. I mean, some of you may have had great experiences with some of these people. Also, don't forget, I have a course below. It's a $97 course. It is absolutely free to you for a limited time. All you have to do is click the link and learn no credit card required. I also would appreciate it if you would subscribe. There's a big subscribe button down here. Next to it, guess what? Guess what they got next to it? You won't see it yet. Once you click, it's red right now and you click it and it turns gray. You're gonna see a bell. The bell's gonna look just like this and it'll ring, only if you click it. And then once you click it, you've got to turn on all notifications. Now, if that bell doesn't ring, check the volume on your computer, okay? Up the volume just a little bit and I'm sure you're gonna hear the bell ring. Thank you so much for watching this video. I appreciate your comments. I appreciate you. Give me a thumbs up, thumbs down, something, some reaction and I'll see you in the next video. Hey, thanks for watching my video. Don't forget to subscribe to my channel and click that little bell right here so you can be notified every time I do a new video. Also, click on one of those videos there. Keep watching on my channel.


In this presentation, we will calculate cost per equivalent unit using the weighted average method. Last time we computed equivalent units of production, equivalent units of production for materials and conversion. We're going to use this information now to apply out the actual costs. Note what we're talking about here are units as opposed to the costs. When we consider the journal entries, we want to consider dollars. We're thinking about dollars and we therefore need to do some type of conversion between units and costs. Here's going to be our given data. So our data that is given, we're now talking about the dollar amounts. We're talking about the dollar amounts that were spent. We know what the dollar amounts are. What we don't know is how to apply those dollar amounts out between the various departments. So here's going to be our given data. Work and process and...


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Soldiers of the press! It is a tale that should be put in scrapbooks and read in schoolrooms. A tale that should shame every civilian who has groused about the war and its sacrifices and hardships. It is a story of average men facing death or capture with all the odds against them. That editorial comment in the Cincinnati Post was inspired by Frank Hewlett's traumatic eyewitness account of the fall of Vatan. Frank Hewlett of United Press was the only regular correspondent who remained on the bomb-blasted bullet-rake peninsula until the very end of Vatan's grim dogged resistance. Here then is the personal story of Frank Hewlett, soldier of the press. They say that kids from Idaho are born with roving feet. I know I was. Fogatello is my hometown, and I got my first newspaper job in the Idaho State Journal. But even then, I had the orient in mind. And as fast as my roving feet to newspaper jobs could carry me, I got there. For five years, I roamed the Pacific, looking for headline material and adventure. Then, in a few short weeks, I found more headline stories, more adventure, and more experience than a newspaper man ordinarily can hope for in a lifetime. It all began on a well-remembered Sunday, December 7, 1941. I was in Manila, a member of the staff of the United Press Bureau there. Richard Wilson, our bureau manager, was away in a trip. Word had just reached us of the bombing of Pearl Harbor. I got your message at home, Frank, and came right down. How bad is that? Doesn't look too good. Japs, apparently, have handed Pearl Harbor an awful pasting. Details aren't quite clear yet. Any news from Wilson yet? I had a cable from him earlier, scheduled to fly in from Hong Kong. I've been trying to reach Hong Kong, but no luck. I have a phone call in now for Pan-American to see what they know. Oh, this may be it now. Do you hear that? Thanks. Hello? Yes, speaking. Oh, I see. They didn't get away? Too bad. Well, do you think there's a chance that... I see. Yeah. It's thanks. Well, what's the word? The clipper didn't get away. They're not sure just what did happen, but they say there's not much hope that anyone in Hong Kong will get away from there now.  It does that. And I'll need the cooperation of all of you. You bet, chief. Count on us, Frank. There's a big job ahead, and war is not exactly my dish, you know. I never happened to run into a war before. Overnight, I blossomed into a war correspondent.  To begin with, I had a lucky break. The United Press had a venerable old wireless transmitter in Manila. Not much to look at. Power was low, and the antenna was strong on bamboo poles. But by one of the strange quirks of radio, its signal could be heard clearly by the UP listening post at San Diego, Chile. We kept it going for the first three weeks of the war. Supplying news to New York headquarters frequently hours before the same news could be moved over regular communication channels. Hewlett's wife, Virginia Hewlett, played a major part in scoring one such beat. She had volunteered to help the overworked staff in High Commissioner Sayer's office. But Mrs. Hewlett shared her husband's instinct and enthusiasm for a big story. Manila, by December 27th, had been declared an open city in an effort to spare it further bombings. When swarms of Japanese bombers roared over the city, Mrs. Hewlett rushed to the UP Bureau to lend a hand. Hewlett had gone to the port area where the attack was heaviest. Yes, Frank. Sounds kind of lively out there. It is. They just got a church. Ready? Far away. A 16th century church and school have just been smashed. I walked on ruined school books, torn tablets from children's desks, and examination papers which had been bomb blasted from the elementary school. As I passed, three aged nuns were being escorted into the streets. The church is in flames. Lifeless bodies are being removed. And others, I believe, buried in the debris. A score of persons were killed at prayer. That's all for now. Frank, you've got a tremendous story here. We've got a tremendous story, honey. Take care of yourself. Be seeing you. Be seeing you. A few weeks later, the Japanese army closed in on Manila. Virginia Hewlett, still at her post in Commissioner Sayer's office, was in Manila proper. Hewlett was at the front with American and Filipino troops. We learned on New Year's Eve that the Japs had Manila and that MacArthur was withdrawing his forces to Bataan Peninsula. There was no time for anybody to lose. We knew bridges to the peninsula had been mined and were to be blown up as soon as the troops got across. My car and Tony, my native chauffeur, were waiting to get going. Ready now, please, boss? Plenty hurry. I know, Tony, but I've been trying to reach Mrs. Hewlett. But to make sure she got out of the city all right. Hey, Hewlett! Hold on! Message for you! Here, this just came by courier. Oh, fine. Thanks. Oh, hold everything, Tony. This is probably for Mrs. Hewlett. Mrs. Hewlett, okay? Regret to inform you, Mrs. Hewlett failed to escape. She'd be seeing us like she always say? Huh? Oh, yes, that's right, Tony. She'll be seeing us. Hey, I've got six steps on it, Hewlett. Don't you know the bridges to Bataan are mined?  All right, Tony, let's go. Plenty hurry, huh, boss? Yeah, that's right. You are, Tony. Well, it's just got across in time. Yeah, look at watch after midnight. Happy New Year, boss. Yes. Happy New Year, Tony. Hewlett's was the last car to reach Bataan. There, he established contact with his headquarters office in New York by means of Navy radio and covered the 98-day siege of the peninsula from beginning to end. Bataan wasn't so bad the first two months. The man began the fight as seasoned, strong, carefree soldiers talking about how they'd pay off the japs when reinforcements arrived. For they believed that reinforcements would arrive. That was the beginning of the siege. At the end, every man had lost weight and was dragging himself by willpower alone into actions. They'd eaten every water buffalo in the peninsula. They'd eaten all the horses at the 26th Cavalry and most of the pack mules. They'd eaten stewed monkey. And still, there wasn't enough food. Rations had been cut in half and then cut again. Tea, coffee, sugar, and flour had disappeared. There were two slender meals a day, plain rice for one meal and rice with canned milk for the other. I've seen a soldier pay five pesos, the equivalent of two and a half dollars for one cigarette. I've seen a group of them line up and each man take a drag on a single cigarette. Some tried to smoke dried bark and leaves. Then the quinine began to give out. On April 9th, the Army radio, the voice of freedom made the grim announcement. The voice of freedom speaking, but Tan has fallen.  Frank Hewlett was the only regular American press correspondent who remained on baton until the very end of resistance. He then withdrew with the defenders to Corregidor. It was a strange procession that brave strafing by Japanese planes to stream across the treacherous five miles of water between Baton and Corregidor, a ragtag fleet of every available boat. One bright spot in the tragic day was that the nurses were evacuated safely. One of them, Erlene Allen of Jacksonville, Illinois, I had known in Manila. She and her doctor fiancé, Captain Garnett Francis of Alexandria, Virginia, have been friends of my wife's and mine. Frank Hewlett? Gosh, it's so good to see you. It's good to see you too, Erlene. Oh, now take it easy now. Everything's okay. Of course. I'm sorry to be such a baby. Just seeing you standing there. I know, I know. What about Gary? Gary and I were married, Frank, on Baton two months ago. We had to keep it a secret because I would have had to resign. We wanted to stay together as long as possible. I said goodbye last night at the field hospital. Oh, poor kid. It's tough. Gary's staying there, of course, for the other doctors to look after the patients. If only they'd let me stay, too. I know how you feel. Tell me, how about Virginia? Is she all right? Well, I'm not sure. You see, she couldn't get out of Manila before the Japs took over. She's still there. Virginia? In an internment camp? That's it. And what a story she'll bring out with her. A tremendous story. I can hear her saying it. Tremendous. You've got a tremendous story to handle right here and now, yourself. A tale that should shame every civilian who has groused about this war and its sacrifices and hardships. That's what a newspaper editorial writer said of the dispatch Frank Hewlett sent back that night. Listen to it in Hewlett's own words. At the end, the Bataan army crumbled like the one horse shea. And I know why. Yes, I know why. Because Americans and Filipinos had fought 15 days and 15 nights without pause, with dive bombers shrieking down on them in droves and heavy bombers pulverizing their rear. I know why. Because the Japs brought in long-range artillery that laid down terrific barrages. And because tanks were used unmercifully to dislodge our dug-in forces from their foxholes, because the Japs brought in fresh, well-fed shock troops, the pick of the Makato's armies. And our men were hungry and tired and sick. I know why. In the last desperate showdown, the battle of the Bataan ended because the quinine pills ran out. There was ammunition aplenty. There was courage aplenty too. But there was no quinine to fight that deadliest of our enemies. Malaria. All the men fought well. Not even now is all the story known of the heroism and endurance of the Filipinos and Americans who fought so stoutly in jungle fastnesses and along the rugged coast. They had faith and was unconquerable. They were fighting for their people and their country and for freedom and dignity and pride. Bataan has fallen. But its spirit stands. A beacon to liberty-loving peoples of the world. Yes, that was a tremendous story. A story that won for Frank Hewlett the award of the National Headliners Club for Outstanding Individual Enterprise. When General Roy staged his daring bombing raids on Japanese positions in the Philippines during the siege of Corregidor, Hewlett returned with him to Australia to continue his assignment as war correspondent for the United Press. Today his dispatches are datelined with allied forces somewhere in New Guinea. Your local announcer will tell you when you may hear the story of another of the soldiers of the press who, like Frank Hewlett, are witnessing and reporting frontline action. Be sure to listen. And meanwhile, look for United Press news in your favorite newspaper. Listen for United Press news on the air. It is your guarantee of the world's best coverage of the world's biggest news. Thank you.


Cast is now starting. All attendees are in listen-only mode. Good morning traders, can you hear me and see my screen if you could? Just then type questions, and the questions, yes. Okay, great, let's get started. Okay, yep, thanks guys. Okay, welcome to the Bookmap Platform Details webinar. This is Bruce at Bookmap Risk Disclaimer Trading. Futures, equities, and digital currencies involve substantial risk of loss and not suitable for all investors past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. For more information go to Bookmap.com. The software product comes along with an educational package. Okay, there's an educational course that is a four-part course. Each part is an hour long. We start with the very basics, with understanding market mechanics that makes the market move, and then we go into very advanced. Okay, so even some HFT developments, et cetera, starting to identify specific players in the order flow. And then every day we have the advanced order flow webinars that comes along with the product. And we show you the phenomena that Bookmap is uncovering in the live market and we start to anticipate a price movement based on what we see in the order flow. The advanced order flow webinars back up the content in the educational course. So you can learn about order flow from the educational course and then every day you can see it live in the advanced order flow webinars. Okay, so let's take a look here at the website. A lot of new traders in here, so I just want to welcome you. And great to see the interest here in Bookmap. All right, Bookmap.com. We scroll down here. You can see the intro video here is just a couple of minutes long. More information here about Bookmap and Bookmap for equities. I'll get to this in just a minute. And then connectivity. Okay, so what is Bookmap? Bookmap is a software visualization trading platform. All right, so we are a platform. We're not a data provider. Okay, so for futures and U.S. equities, you will need to provide the data. You can see that there are some trading platforms here like Ninja, TTX Trader Pro, and Interactive Brokers Traders Workstation. We connect via the API of these three platforms, but we are a platform as well. So you can connect directly to CQG Rhythmic Gain IQ Feed Transact, and then Dev Experts. Now this Dev Experts is for that NASDAQ Total View. So it's for U.S. equities. It's a great data feed. It's full depth of market and very low latency. We also connect now automatically to the GDAX Exchange for cryptocurrencies. So if you're interested in trading crypto, we now offer it with the Bookmap 7 version that we have. Here are the different packages that are available. You can either get it monthly or yearly. There's Digital, Digital Plus, Global, and Global Plus. So the digital version here is free. It's real time. You get a full version of Bookmap. However, you only get one symbol from the GDAX Exchange. And then this is just added as well, U.S. equities. Now this is going to be delayed data though. So you can take a look at it, but it will be delayed by somewhere between 24 and 72 hours. So you can check this out, see if this is something that works for you. You only get one digital currency at a time, and you get just the basic education and limited support. Now the Digital Plus is $37 per month. You get the GDAX Exchange as well, just like you do with the free one, except you get the ability to trade from the chart there in Bookmap in real time. You can record and replay your data and you can look up at least 20 different instruments. You get the advanced education and you also get the full support. Bookmap Global version. This is for the futures and U.S. equities. So it's everything in Digital Plus. You get connectivity to futures and equities, but you will need to provide the data. The Global Plus is everything in Global, including the one-click trading, and you can see these add-on indicators that we put together. These are proprietary indicators specifically designed to understand the order flow. And specific players like Large Lot Tracker, Iceberg Detector, and we're looking for larger players in how they're providing liquidity or pulling liquidity in the order book. All right. Let's jump into Bookmap, and one more thing, a few more things. So you can follow us here on Twitter. You can see some new articles here, lots of new stuff here coming up at Bookmap underscore pro. You can also subscribe to our YouTube page here. All sorts of videos, and I'll just briefly go through it. There's intro videos here in the playlist. You can click on the playlist heading, futures and components videos, and then order flow video snippets. This is what we go over in the advanced order flow webinars in detail, though. These are concise to the point videos uncovering the order flow phenomena that Bookmap can visualize. All right. Okay. Well, lots of volatility today. We're going to take a look at the S&P, and we had the 830 data out this morning for the CPI inflation data, as well as retail sales. One was positive, the CPI, and the negative was on the retail sales. Anyway, you can see this, the massive move here. Okay. And you know, this is what we've been seeing lately in the market anyway, because of the lofty stock prices or, you know, market prices. We know that the Fed is going to start raising rates at some point here. Okay. The CPI data, you know, starts to shed some light that there is inflation and that they can start raising. Regardless, we can see the massive move down, but then right back up into where we dropped from here. So it's looking poised and maybe tested a little bit higher. This is where the swing is around this 75, and you can see high liquidity already in the book there waiting to absorb prices as it comes up into this area here. So I'm sure we're going to get the test here in just a minute here, but we'll take a look. All right. So what are we looking at here at Bookmap? There's a lot of data on this chart. But it's actually really straightforward data. Okay. We're looking at just three elements. We're looking at the historical best bid and offer. And we're looking at the volume that traded on that historical best bid and offer. And then we're looking at the heat map here, which is the evolution of the dome. Okay. It's what you see in that limit order book, but then it's recorded and plotted onto the chart. So you can see that the bidding and offering the history of it. Okay. Just trading up into 75, 76 level right now. And let's take a quick look here. Okay. This is the swing that I have, and we're right into it right now. Okay. So that was inevitable. But any of those traders that were shorting this, putting their stops up above are getting stopped out. So anyway, the... Let's just go through it here and take a quick look at these three elements in the book map chart. Okay. And then let me know if you have any questions. So the way we'll do this is we will show a candlestick chart and we're going to take off everything else. Okay. For the moment. Okay. We're all accustomed to this view. Okay. It's a five minute candlestick chart. Each candle is open, high, low, and close of a five minute period. And there is a lot of data though that happens within that five minute period. Okay. And we have no clue as to what's going on there. The reason being is that this is aggregated data. Okay. And it is very opaque. We don't know all sorts of details here like microstructures within that five minute period. And then the volume too that traded on those microstructures. It gives tremendous insight here. So let's add the historical best bid and offer. And this is what I mean by microstructures. Okay. Like we can see one up here. Okay. It, we broke out to the upside here. Kind of went sideways for a bit. And then came right back down and tested basically a little lower than where we broke from here. And you can see that the buyer stepped in again. Okay. And these little structures are broken. And then the volume that trades within these structures is what gives us the insight. Okay. So let's turn on the volume dots. Okay. And this is very indicative of what I'm speaking of. Okay. So let's zoom in here and look at this very specific area. Okay. And let me bring up the dot size a bit. Okay. All right. Well, so very indicative of a trending market, as you can see this little downtrend here, more aggressive sell volume. Okay. The red dot is aggressive market sell. Green is aggressive market buy. Okay. Lower lows, more volume on the downside here. We make a double bottom here. As you can see, and then look at the cluster of a buying that starts to step in here. Okay. This is different. This is a change in the order flow. Okay. And they lift the offer above the swing here. Okay. And in fact, not only do they lift it above the swing, look where they come back and retest twice, once and twice. Okay. Right where we broke from. Now price is accepting above this 2655 level. All of this kind of data here is simply not in the candlestick chart. Okay. So we have an understanding that the bulls are starting to take control here. Okay. We can see the shift in the order flow in the volume. And we also can see that the microstructures are broken. Okay. And this is the kind of insight that you're going to get. And the, this is just the two elements here. Okay. And let's just zoom in here because I want to show you exactly what we're showing here in book map because it's very simple and straightforward data. The historical best offer is the red line. Best bid is the green line. You see the red dots here. These are market sell orders. Okay. The green dots are market buy orders. Okay. They cross the spread. They take liquidity. For example, with a market buy. And they trade up. Okay. They're lifting the offer. And we can zoom into these little areas and you can see that book map is recording every single transaction. Look at the timeline down here. You can see we're looking at microsecond levels. We can continue on and we can look at nanosecond levels. Okay. Now, we don't trade up those levels but we're recording every single piece of market data and market events. Now, as I zoom back out, note what we do here. We just visually aggregate that into a bigger dot. Okay. So that's how we display the volume within the historical best bid and offer. Okay. And at a certain point, there's so much volume that trades in specific areas that we will give you an overall delta of that volume with a pie display. Okay. So in fact, let me bring up the volume here and I'll show you what I mean. So you can see that this is a smart clustering algo. And the overall volume and shape that you can see in the pie displays. Okay. So there's both buying and selling in here but we're giving you the overall shape. So for example, here, I mean, the overall shape is really straightforward. I mean, you can see it. It's mostly buying. Okay. And that's really a no surprise. Okay. All right. So that's the volume and historical best bid and offer. And reading the structure and volume together here. Okay. Now let's take off the candlestick chart and let's take a look at the heat map. Okay. And what this heat map represents. Okay. This is the third element on the chart. And what it's showing you is the limit order book, the evolution of that order book. Okay. Now, if we go to the current market, for example, here's our dome. Okay. Here's our price ladder. And you can see that these, these levels here where the high liquidity is. All right. It's just these numeric values are the number of contracts that are resting at these prices. And this is where we can find sellers up here on the offer and buyers down here on the bid. Okay. Now we take this data and then we paint it in a heat map here. So when those numbers change and you can see they're changing all the time, the heat map will change. All right. And you'll see, you know, them adding or pulling. So for example, then this little area has been getting kind of darker and then brighter. And then, so they're adding and pulling liquidity. Okay. So you can see here where it got brighter. This is more liquidity was added and then they started to pull. So that's what we're showing here in the live market window. This here is your best bid and offer and last traded volume. And what we do, though, is we take this data and we record it and plot it onto the chart. So here we can start to read the auction. Okay. And you don't have to remember the numbers here in the dome because that's a lot to remember. And it's very difficult. There's lots of different things to remember and you would have to memorize it. How much liquidity was at that level? How long was it there? Was it there before? Did they come back in? Did they add or did they pull? What about areas around it? Did they add or pull above? As we can see here, there's higher liquidity up above and they're starting to pull up here at this 78 level. Okay. So those are all questions that we can very easily answer looking at the historical auction here. Okay. All right. Let's see if we can get up to the 77 level on this rotation. No, not quite yet. But maybe one more move to the downside here. And then it looks like it's poised, though, to come up and test this 77 area, but we'll continue to read the order flow here. We're starting to see some sellers here. Maybe one more move to the downside here. And then we'll see if we can come back up into this area here. Okay. All right. Well, those are the three elements. Let's take a look at what's actually going on here. You saw the move. We were witnessing the move kind of taking place in real time up into the 76 and three quarters up here, as you can see. And then you can see that we sold off a nice cluster of buying up here. Okay. And then also countered here with some selling on the swing to the downside. Yet we're still bullish here. Okay. Our structure is still bullish. And I'm kind of curious to see that we did not make a higher high yet and come up and test 77. Okay. But we'll see. And we'll just read it. And I like the kind of buying up here. I'm waiting for kind of a return back up into this area. But as I say that, I mean, we're seeing more selling starting to come into these areas here. Okay. We're reading the tape. All right. So it's kind of sideways right now. And we're starting to understand where the traders are transacting. Okay. So look at this high liquidity that just came in here. Okay. The 72 and a half. Okay. Also down here at 70 and at 69 and a half. Okay. So buyers are starting to line up here on the bid side. Okay. And the sellers are starting to take them on. And you can see the transactions are taking place here. Okay. Yeah. Let's see if we can get down below the swing here into this high liquidity here. We'll get maybe a retest back up into these areas here. Okay. Okay. One of the things also we look for is understanding the the aggressor. Okay. And where they initiated their buying or selling. Okay. So for example, they initiated the buying here. Okay. We can very clearly see it. All right. A lot of times what occurs is we get a pullback in that area. Okay. So somewhere between here maybe here or here. And this is that pullback. All right. And we still haven't gotten quite down here yet. But and why would we pull back into these areas? Well, after seeing a really big move like this to the upside, you know, from 69 up to almost 77, the we need to see if there's still buyers down interested at these levels. Okay. And it will support price if there are buyers up here at these levels here. Okay. And that's what I was showing earlier. As you can see the these kind of structural areas, some sideways action and then it breaks and then accepts above. And like in this area here, here's our break above this swing. And we come back and retest a little bit higher on the retest. So it wasn't very deep of a pullback here. And it accepted here at this area. And we get price discovery still to the upside. Okay. Any questions? Starting to see the here is a break of the swing down here, as you can see. Okay. So and we're starting to see some red clusters in these areas as well. Okay. So it's really kind of on both sides. All right. And that's kind of why we're going sideways at the moment. Still looking for that retest back up to the high here. We can see there's someone's coming in at 76 here with the 700 and there's 773 contracts up there. Okay. Here come some buyers. Okay. Let's see if we can get more buying up here around 73. If we can, then we can break out of this range here and maybe come up to the top of the range. We're still in the range though right now. So we're still range bound. This is that micro range I'm talking about. Okay. Here come some buyers. Now we're getting some aggressive buying up at this area here. Let's see if we can get a little bit higher, some price discovery maybe up to 75, but ultimately 76 is the target here. Okay. Or even 77. Okay. So this auction here just failed right back into the range now. Okay. Let's see. A high probability setup here that we note quite often here is like if we get to one side of a range and fail, there's pretty good possibility that we're going to go to that other side to test it. Okay. So that would be then maybe coming down to 70 here and testing that now. Okay. Testing 70. Okay. Traded into 70 here. Okay. Now I'm curious if we're going to mount another attack here to the upside. Okay. Have this auction fail here. We see liquidity coming in at 74. All right. Let's see. Anything else that you guys have any questions about? Now we do have an indicator sub-panel here as well so we can look at the cumulative volume delta. Let's see if that's giving us any insight here at the moment. Not really. Okay. Here come the buyers. Let's see them lift the offer now. This is looking pretty good. 74 was that they started to come in the book here at 74 a bit. I'm still looking for the ultimate target here would be 76. All right. Okay. So now if we can get that volume here, what I'm looking for as well is a sweep of the order book. Okay. A very quick move here to the upside. Okay. And that's how we break out into new areas. Okay. It's a sweep of the book with all of the liquidity here on the offer taken by the aggressive buyers. Okay. We got up here again. It still fails. So we're right back down into the range here. Here's our next rotation. Now let's get that sweep here of the book. We'd love to see it just to demo it. Else we can go find another one. And it's one of the points that we cover in the educational course is understanding that just basic market mechanics of a sweep of the book it's crucial to understand and how the markets actually behave in the basic mechanics of the market. Okay. This is a book sweep over here, but I want to see it actually break in a range that would be a little bit better. Maybe here. This is actually the best. Let's go back here. Okay. Well there's some selling in here as well. Okay. But the majority of this is buying as you can see. Okay. So the aggressive buyer, he's taking all the liquidity here on the best offer. Price moves up as he lifts that offer a couple ticks higher. Takes all the liquidity here and lifts up another tick here. Okay. Let's see the probably some of the best examples of this. This is not bad here as well. But we can just take a quick look over at Bitcoin. And it's just great to see this kind of stuff here. I mean, here's right in our face. Right here is our sweep of the book. Okay. And you know, they just, this is a beautiful example. Okay. You see these examples in Bitcoin just perfectly. So here we have the best offer and then the buyer step in. And they're taking all the liquidity. Okay. Up to this price level here. Okay. Until the next transaction takes place. And then there's more buying here. Okay. A little bit of selling come in here. Just a very small amount. Okay. And we have one more sweep. Okay. And where do we go? Target is the high liquidity here. And that's exactly where we went. Okay. At 9350 here. All right. You can also see that the spread, how the spread widens out here. Okay. And the best bid catches up. Anyway, let's call it a day. That's the basics here in book map. And if you're signed up with the product, then we can, we'll see you over in the advanced order flow webinar. Okay. All right guys. All right. Thanks. Bye-bye.