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So, one of the key promises of the OpenStack way of doing things is to do open design. And so we don't really come with preconceived ideas of where we are going for the Liberty Cycle. It's really decided here during those four days of the design summit. And we're on day two, so we start to see some themes emerging. I think there are so many projects difficult to have a view right now, but it's a pretty amazing city, a pretty amazing spot. We're very productive this week, so I'm pretty sure by the end of the week we'll have extremely interesting insights to share on the direction of the Liberty release. User feedback is a critical part of the OpenStack design and development process at every single stage. It's not just about coming up with some feature requests at the beginning, running away and then complaining when they don't get implemented at the end, but watching the development progress being an active part of the design process and collaborating at the same level as developers. Summits the place where all of the developers and operators come together to make that reality. I'm really excited about the design summit and working with other developers and operators to share our story and our experiences and learn so that we can get through some of our pain points. So for example, behind me in the room just there, there's a bunch of people looking at the high performance computing workloads on OpenStack and working with some developers on how they can improve the scheduling.


وقف وابتداء when you begin to recite the holy Quran you'll realize that many often times some verses run more than one line sometimes three lines two lines and you wonder how can I recite this entire verse within one breath well there are symbols in the holy Quran which help us with this especially if Arabic may not be our mother tongue it's easy to dissect these verses and to recite them in a way in which the meaning and the translation of the Quran is not changed now for example many often times most of the Quran's that we recite are based on the Uthman Taha script and there are these numbers rather letters on the verses which help us with this for example at the end of the verse there's usually a symbol with a number in them this resembles or represents the end of the verse which is pretty much self-explanatory now in the case where you may see a small meme this is known as وقف اللازم this indicates that the reciter must stop at this point and take a pause before beginning again for example in Surah An'am verse 36 بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم إنما يستجيب الذين يسمعوا والموت يبعثهم الله ثم إليه يرجعوا الوقف جائز or the little gene you see on top of the verse in this scenario this indicates that a certain concept is complete and a new one is about to begin although a stop isn't obligatory there is a possibility for it and we see in many verses in the Holy Quran within one verse الله سبحانه وتعالى addresses so many different topics in just one verse even though it may stretch many lines but still within one verse for example in Surah Al-Kahf verse 5 مالهم به من علم كبرت كلمة تخرج من أفواه إي يقولون إلا كذب الوصل أولى or the little salih that you see on top of the verse in this case it is better to continue however you may pause here for example Surah An'am verse 17 وإي يمسسك الله بضر فلا كاشف له إله وإي يمسسك بخير فهو على كل شيء قدي الوقف أولى وتضر قلي you see within the verse in this case it is better to stop however you may continue for example Surah Imran verse 75 يختص برحمته من يشاء والله الفضل العظيم sometimes you may see a little la within this example you should not stop there is a possibility that the meaning may be changed however if it is located at the end of the verse it is permissible to stop for example in Surah Al-Baqara verse 25 وابشر الذين آمنوا وعملوا الصالحات أن لهم جنات تجري من تحتها الأنها كل ما رزقوا منها من فمرت الرزقا قالوا هذا الذي رزقنا من قبي وأتو به متشابها ولهم فيها أزواج مطهرة وهم فيها خاص and lastly المعانقة or the two pairs of three dots within the verse now this is a rare example but there are a few famous ones in this case you have the option to either stop at the first pair or the second pair but not both for example in Surah Al-Baqara verse 2 ذلك الكتاب لا ريب فيه هدل المتقين or another way of doing it ذلك الكتاب لا ريب فيه هدل المتقين صدق الله العليم


In class professors and students are kind of equal and they're like kind of like well conduct very equal in very thoughtful conversations But they are very well in a very relaxed atmosphere my chemistry professor professor sharp He's really he's really good, and he's excellent on one-on-one So I'd go to his office hours, and then he would explain things step-by-step So during during the lectures it would be very broad But then when one-on-one with him He would explain things very slowly, and I got it There's a healthy relationship between students and faculty for example one specific one we have For the most part we sit out, and we have pizza together every Wednesday the idea is we know we have lunch together and There's that outside of classroom friendship my favorite professor is Diane Jorowski and she taught me Anatomy and physiology a part of anatomy and physiology course last year and the reason why I like her is because She taught me about like spinal cord and the brain functions, and it just she she's such an Amazing professor. It's hard to pick a most favorite one But I would say that all of them are very supportive to me I can actually feel that when I'm talking to my professor They are trying to while they're eager to know me more which make me feel really warm I would say one of the most outstanding experiences I have any hands-on project was for my capstone project and For engineering every discipline is required to have one the project centered around NASA's Cube Satellite Initiative. They definitely have a lot of constraints when it comes to design Sort of pushes the bar for you as an engineer and the making I'm looking forward to The future because we are going to go and work with animals And that's and that's the way I learn like I need to learn hand with hands-on There are a lot of hands-on learning experience at UVM And it's it's with all different majors for me specifically and as a nursing major My sophomore year I started off At the sim lab and it's state-of-the-art sim lab where you have this amazing technology You get to use those and practice In the beginning I used the learning co-op where you could Where you could get tutors and then but after a little while you get you get to know people in your class and then You can usually ask if you have questions. I definitely needed some help writing some research paper I just went to the writing center in the library and people there were just very helpful and Friendly and they went just in a bobbin beyond When I go back to China, I think I would really appreciate the education that UVM gave me from Different aspects. So first of all is how they train me about the way of thinking the way of critically analyze things on Beyond my knowledge learning class in a holistic point of view I've learned a lot about myself also. So all these skills I can take no matter where I go Maybe back home to Nepal or somewhere else it Has made me a lot better at speaking English and You will you'll get a lot of Contacts from a different place in the world. I'd rather you spend the Beginning parts of your youth in your 20s making yourself stand out and be unique rather than be just one of the 7. Something billion out there in the world you kind of form a little a new family When you're far away from home and it's it's it makes you more independent as an international student studying at UVM There's definitely especially my major hands-on experiences the faculty here are so kind and smart And they're always there to help you out The idea to come study in a different country and especially in UVM for me was a big step But it was definitely a great one


All right. And we are live. Great. All right. I see people are starting to join. Welcome everybody. Thanks for joining us today. We're going to wait just a couple minutes to let people filter in. In the meantime, feel free to open up the chat on the bottom toolbar of Zoom and let us know where you're joining us from and what kind of work you oversee. It's always fun to get to know you a little bit during these sessions. People are still joining. Welcome. Good to have you all with us. We'll wait just a moment here. Looks like we have a few more people joining in on the session.  We're really excited to show you some of the features that when I work has to offer today and how to make it work for your workplace. It looks like our participant numbers have kind of leveled off so we can get started. Again, welcome everybody to the live Q&A session. We're really excited to help you get started with when I work. During about the next 30-ish minutes, we're going to be answering questions about when I work scheduling and attendance tools. We're going to show you some ways that you can create the schedule, manage time sheets and communicate with your team. We'll get to as many questions as we can during this time in the Q&A section of Zoom. But if your question does not get answered during this session, we are still here to help. You can chat with us after and we'll provide some more information at the end of the session on how you can get in contact with us. If you are totally new to when I work, first off, welcome. Thank you for giving us a try. At the end of the session, we'll be walking through how to access our plans and pricing and how to upgrade the account. But if you're an existing when I work account, just looking to get a better handle on some of the tools that we offer, we welcome you as well. And we're excited to have this time with you today. So once again, we are going to be using the Q&A button on the toolbar in Zoom to ask questions. I'm going to be answering the questions as they come up. I may be rearranging things a little bit or answering them, just typing them out to you. But Marie is also going to pull up her when I work account and demo for us. So I think let's get started. Great. Alright, so thanks everyone for joining. I'll be demoing the answers to your questions today. So I've pulled up my when I work account and I'm going to be showing you kind of visual of the answers to your questions. And this really helps just for you guys to get a little bit of a better understanding of what I'm talking about when I try to answer those questions. So I am logged into my account as the main admin or the owner of the account. This is generally just the person that started the account or the manager who will be overseeing the scheduling and time tracking of employees. I'm just on my scheduler here up on the top menu bar. This is where you can schedule shifts for your employees and publish to notify your employees of all the stuff that they need to work. This top menu bar also will show all the other landing pages to our different products like our awesome attendance tool and our work chat or our in-app messaging system. And then on this upper more right-hand side, this is where you can change anything like settings and add any information into your account, like your employees and positions and any information that your account will use. When your employees log into an account and when I work, they actually see a setup pretty similar to what you're seeing here, but they don't have access to changing any information or seeing any information that they shouldn't. But it is always just nice to know that when your employees log into their accounts on a computer like I am, they're actually seeing kind of a similar view to what you're seeing. It's not totally different. So you don't have to get used to any other views or anything like that. So with that tiny little intro, thanks for bearing with me and we can get started with questions. All right. Here's a great one to start off with. Bailey asks, is there a way I can make another user an admin so they can work on the schedule with me? That is a really great question and a great question for more of the higher level setup of your when I work account. And you definitely can. You can add any user in the account to be a manager or a supervisor to help you manage your employees and manage the scheduling and time tracking of your team. So the way that you would set that up is you would hover over the shopfront icon and click into your employee list. This is going to pull up all of the employees that are added into your account. And you can see their role right above their name. So right above my name here you can see that I am the main admin or the main owner of the account because I started the account. And then you can see other employees here just have the word employee over them indicating that they're kind of at that base level employee and they can't really do anything in the account except for whatever you want them to. So seeing their shifts potentially trading shifts things like that. If you want you can add any employee into the system and change their role to manager. This is going to basically give them the same access level as you or the main admin. They can do things like add shifts for employees change settings, but they won't be able to see the one thing that they can't really see is the account and billing page. So where you upgrade your account enter billing information. They wouldn't be able to access that but they can pretty much do anything else that you can do in the system. If you want a level that's slightly, you know, lower than manager, but not the baseline employee, you can also add an employee into the system as a supervisor. This is going to give them access to only managing the employees that are tagged or added to the same schedule as they are. So this maybe would work well if you have certain departments, teams or groups, and you just want to add one other like manager to be a supervisor just of that team. So they kind of have a little bit lower of a ranking, you could say, in when I work. The way that you would change the employees role is you would just click into the edit icon, hover into assignments, or whoops, hover into profile and then go into the role. And this is where you can change the role to employee supervisor or manager. And I just also wanted to quickly mention that we have an awesome need help center. And this is where you can search for any help articles in the system. And if you search access level, it will come up with a whole article that steps you through what each access level can and can do how you can change these settings. And then any information you need to know about admin access and things like that. And this is really going to help make sure that you are assigning the correct role to the correct user basically. So I just wanted to give that a quick shout out because definitely use our help center up here searching for questions like these. Fantastic. All right. The next question is from Andrew. He says we have the same schedules each week. Can I set it up to repeat. Yes, great question. I'm just going to click back into my scheduler to kind of show a couple of the tricks that we have to setting up repeating shifts copying shifts things like that. So if you do have the same shifts every week. You definitely can set all of those shifts to repeat every week. The way that you would set that up is you would click into the shift that you want to repeat. You would click on the little repeat shift button and then indicate how frequently you want that shift to repeat and then when you want that repeat to end. If you also wanted to so that so the repeating shift tool just to back up would just repeat that shift every week until the end date that you choose. So that's a great way just to set it up if you know that you have those shifts every week every two weeks or whatever for however long. So definitely check that out if you already know that you want to be repeating those shifts. The other way that you can repeat shifts in the system or copy shifts in the system I should say would be using the wrench icon. So I'm just going to hop into the next week to show how that would work. So you can see that my whole schedule I had on my previous week just totally got copied and pasted into the week the blank week that I was in. So if you maybe don't want to be repeating your shifts out. And you're not sure if they'll repeat and you just want to copy that into the next week you definitely can do that. And you can copy your individual employees weeks over to the next week as well so if you maybe don't want to copy your entire schedule over you can do that individually by your employees as well. Another really quick tip I wanted to mention as you're creating your schedule. If you want to make things go a little bit faster if you want to repeat a shift to just to any other day or employee within your specific week, you can do that as well. So if you click on the command button, click down on the shift that you want to copy drag and drop this really quickly and easily will copy and paste the shifts into any other cells that you choose for any other employees. So this is a really great way to really quickly schedule out and copy and repeat any shifts within your specific week. Awesome. Our next question is from Allison, and she is asking how do you print the schedule. That's a great question. So before I talk more about printing the schedule I always want to make sure that everyone knows that anyone added into your when I work account can see their shifts or their teams schedule if you allow them to print on their mobile app and on their computer. So wherever they are as long as they have a computer or their mobile app, everybody will be able to see the schedule whether they're in the office or on the go. So if you maybe are looking to not printing the schedule anymore and posting it all of your employees will always be notified of the schedules via alerts notifications and just simply by logging into their account on their computer or mobile app. So just make sure you know that before you print the schedule. But if you still want to print the schedule that's totally fine. That's definitely up to you. And you can always just use the print icon here just to print the schedule that you have and post it if you need it anywhere or if somebody maybe isn't as tech savvy it's always nice to be able to print the schedule. So again that would just be clicking that little print icon on the upper right hand side. Great. It seems like we have a lot of questions about attendance coming in. So maybe we can switch over to attendance and talk about the different ways to clock in and out. Awesome. I always love when we can talk about the attendance tool on webinar because a lot of what I work is about the scheduler it's our core product you know the scheduling is so important. And I want to make sure that everyone is using the scheduler but if you also want to track your employees actual work times. You can do that and when I work as well and it works really beautifully along with the scheduler. So in the scheduler again this is where you can set your shifts so when your employees are supposed to work published out those shifts notify and alert your employees and remind your employees to work those shifts. So by using the attendance tool this is how your employees can clock in and out for their actual work times. So by just hovering over the attendance tab I'm just going to click into time sheets to show the landing page and to give you a little tour of our attendance tool. Just to back up your employees can clock in and out three ways on when I work. They can log into their profile on their computer just like I am right now. They can hover over the attendance tab and click clock in. This is what we call a computer clock in and as it sounds it's just them logging into their profile on the computer and clicking clock in. They can do the same to clock out. You can also set up any device as a time clock terminal for your employees to come into your workplace and clock in on that. The time clock terminal can be locked on a computer tablet or smartphone. If you lock it on a computer you would just hover over this attendance tab and click lock as terminal. If you're using a smartphone or tablet you would download the when I work terminal app. Then once you do lock your device as the terminal your employees could come into the workplace type in their code that you set for them or their email address and then they would click clock in and this is really an on site clock in option. And you can set this again on any device that you just want to set and dedicate as that clock in terminal. The third way and I always like to say the most popular way for employees to clock in and out in when I work would be the mobile clock in option. When you turn this tool on there would be a big green button that shows up on your employees mobile apps. And then all they would have to do is click clock in to be able to clock in for their shift and you can always restrict your employees clock in by their specific scheduled location. So if they aren't on site they won't be able to clock in and if they are they will. So that always kind of comes up when I talk about mobile clock in like yeah employees love it managers love it but what if my employees are clocking in from bed or from their breakfast table. And like I said they won't be able to if you turn on those clock in restrictions on. But if you want them to clock in from anywhere that's available to you know a lot of businesses that's just kind of part of the model and that would work as well if you want to totally remote clock in option. So just a little bit more of a tour of your attendance platform once your employees are clocking in and out your employees time punches will populate right on to their time sheets in real time. So their ins and out times and then all the details of the shift and the work they're clocking in for will show up as well. So this maybe will include a break or a lunch which schedule or location they're tagged at which job site maybe for using job sites as well the position or skill of the actual work that they're performing. And then they can leave a note as well and all of this can be viewed from this detail tab here on their time sheets. On this left hand side this is where you can toggle between all of your different employees time sheets to see all of their times appears where you can move between all the different pay periods that you have. And then this button that says close period is where you will close and export and produce your payroll summary for your pay period. So hopefully that was a kind of really high level overview of the attendance tool. Definitely check it out if you are interested in using time and attendance and tracking your employees time it's really cool. Great. So we got another attendance related question. Alison says that some of her employees downloaded the app and they were able to adjust their hours on their time sheet. Can we go through the attendance settings and show us where it is found to allow people to edit their own time sheets or to disable that. Definitely. The attendance tool is very customizable to what you need for your workplace. So we do have a lot of settings and we can go over them all. I think that they're really great just to be able to create a level of control that you want over your workplace while giving your employees kind of a little bit of flexibility as well. It's really up to you. So I'm just going to hover over the gear icon up top here and click into my attendance settings. This is where like it sounds you can set any settings that have to do with your attendance tool. So this is how you can turn on how you want your employees to clock in so via the mobile app or the personal computer you can mix and match whatever you really need. This is where you can turn on your location restrictions, your time based restrictions for clocking in. And then right here is where you can allow your employees to edit or not to edit their own time sheets. So if you have this check marked, your employees are going to be able to go into their own time sheets, type in their time and or edit any times that they have punched. So this is great if you want to, you know, you have that level of trust and you don't really need your employees to punch their exact times. You can always allow them to edit and enter their own times into their own time sheets. If you have that setting turned off your employees will only be able to punch in and punch out to capture those exact times when they're leaving and coming into work. Awesome. Thank you. Next. What payroll processors do you integrate with that is from Andy. Good question. We do have a lot of payroll processor integrations that allow you to send your payroll information to your payroll summary from when I work to your payroll processor to get those checks sent out. So I'm going to hover over this gear icon one more time and click into my integrations to show a little bit more. This landing page is where you will be able to see all of the active integrations that you have set up for your when I work account and to get an integration set up. So just click see all my integrations. So this is where you can see which payroll processors we directly integrate with from when I work. So these are the integrations that we support we can help with, and that we've built directly. And to learn more or to enable any of these you'll just click learn more and then there's an enable tab. And this will allow you again to create that connection between when I work and your payroll processor to make sending all of that information. Super efficient super fast and kind of take out that manual step that you might be taking now to enter times into your payroll processors. We also do have a couple of integrations that we have built to us. So reach out to these specific companies directly and they'll be able to give you any information on on what they offer and how the integration works. We also do have a help article that will give you links to all of the landing pages for these companies, just to give you a quick link on how to get there and where to ask questions. So definitely search for that in the need help tab or ask us afterwards will be able to send you any links that you need and help you get started. But again, these are really great options if you're trying to make everything streamlined within when I work going from scheduling to time tracking to payroll, definitely think about setting one of these up. Great. Great. Let's do one more question before we start wrapping things up. Can we just get an overview of work chat and how the chat communication tool works for the account. Yes, definitely work chat is just one of the coolest tools. I mean, you know they're all really cool and when I work and I probably say that about everything. But work chat is just something that really boosts your communication with your employees and just kind of, in my opinion just boost the morale helps everyone get along helps communication. And it's really going to be a great option if you want that with any workplace if you want to allow employees to communicate we know it's not right for everyone. So if you are looking to boost communication make sure everyone showing up the right places at the right times, making sure that there's no miscommunications between anyone, definitely use that work chat tool, this is going to allow you to message your team and have potentially your team respond back to you. So you can really kind of customize what you need the work chat tool to be. If you want to just have a broadcasting messaging system where you have one main workplace channel where you can just send messages to your employees to your team. You can set that up. If you want to set it up to make it a little bit more broad employees can also respond to your messages within that work chat channel. And if you really want to widen that and allow all of your employees to create one on one channels chat with each other to chat back and forth to create new teams and new channels. You can widen that and set that up as well and I can show you where you can do that. We just hover over your gear icon and click into your general settings. This is where you can turn your work chat on and off, and then configure how widely you want to use the tools so that employees and supervisors to also post in the work chat channel and allowing your staff to post and create their own channels chat one on one with each other. Things like that. So that's when you would set that up. And then the work chat tab is where you will be talking with your team, sending any messages reminding meetings wondering where people are. And then you can create new channels as well. So this might be a one on one channel, or you can create small teams and message your small team. Anything that you really want to use it's again just an in app messaging system, you can use it on your computer, you can use it on your mobile phone so if you're on the go, you'll always kind of be in communication with your employees if you need. It's a really, really cool tool and you know I've used it at my workplace and it's a really good option. And I love that it's available on the mobile app as well. So we know there's a lot of work that's on the go remote work sites things like that. And this will definitely help everybody be in communication, even if you're all remote. Awesome. Oh my gosh. Yeah, it looks like we have just a few questions left about how to upgrade the plan and where to find plan information. So perfect way to wrap up. Awesome. All right, we have a ton of information coming your way for how to pick a plan how to upgrade your plan and then how to get in contact with us if you have any questions as you get going. So just to talk through the plans that we offer we have kind of condensed our plans and made it really simple for you to choose which plan you need for your business. So essentially we have one plan for up to 100 employees with an additional optional add on. So the small business scheduling plan is for up to 100 users. And this is going to include all of the tools that we talked about today that have to do with scheduling. So, scheduling your team, creating shifts, posting shifts, adding availability, and then the communication tool that we talked about just at the end that workshop tool. That's all going to be added in that small business plan, along with a ton of other features that we didn't go over today. So we have those all listed on our website and within your account that you can check out. If you want to add the attendance tool. This is that would be called the attendance add on, and it's going to include all of those time, time tracking tools that we talked about near the middle of the webinar so that's mobile clock in GPS enforcing and having employees clock in and out in any way, payroll integrations, things like that. So if you want to use scheduling and also time tracking tools, your plan would essentially just be called small business scheduling, plus the attendance add on. So it's really simple to kind of create your plan. And it is up to that 100 user mark if you have more than that chat with us and we'll get you in contact with the right person. When you are ready building the plan that fits your needs is really easy and you can do it from right within your when I work account, just from your account and billing page. This is where you would, you could upgrade your account, you can see which tools you might need you can turn on and off the tools that you need, and choose the billing frequency that's right for you so annual or monthly billing. And then you'd be able to choose the group of users that you need, you can mock up your price just to see what your price might be, and then you can go ahead and upgrade, or you can see more of the features that we offer as well from this page. So with that, and if you have any questions as you get started, we are always available to help you out to get you in the right direction, and to answer any questions that you have. So if you are, if you have an account already you can log into your account and use the green chat bubble on the lower right hand side. This will get you in contact with myself, Kara, or our other teammates, and we will be able to answer any questions, help you figure out maybe which plan is right for you or give you a couple tips on setting up the account in a way that's right for you or really here for any kind of questions that you need. And if you have any pricing questions, we can help with that as well. So definitely use that green chat bubble if you want to ask any questions from your account. If you don't have an account yet and you're just really dabbling with signing up or if one I work is right for you, you can still always get in contact with us by emailing us at getting started at when I work.com. So all of this information is in our little onboarding packet that we just sent out in the chat. So all that information is in there, the link to sign up the links to get in contact with us, and then the links to our help center and our onboarding and training center are in there as well. So take a look at those if you kind of just want to get started on your own, and you just need a couple of videos to help you get started. Those are in that packet as well so copy and paste it in the last couple moments here. And that should give you everything that you need. But again if you have any questions, do not hesitate to get in contact with us. And with that, thank you all so much for joining us today. We're really happy that we got to chat with you all and help you out. And thank you for all those questions. And with that, have a great rest of your Tuesday.


Good morning, everybody, and I apologize for being late. So anyway, Joseph is here and we are ready to go. Welcome to the ProTrader webinar series continuation here. We have today Joseph J. Trader. He's a stocks trader and he's usually here every month, I'm sorry, every Wednesday at 10, 10, 15. And he does live trading. Okay, so basically he's a long time bookmap user and you're going to get insight to what his process is like during the live trading webinars and during his mentorship, what he offers as mentorship here. So he'll go over live analysis, et cetera, how to read trades and optimize your entries and exits. Joseph began trading at the young age of 18 years old, trading European equities and covered warrants, similar to options. He's been trading 30 or 40 million euros of volume each month going over 400 million per year, mainly using tape reading. And he focuses on order flow and scalping, mainly trading US equities and options and is the main trader in his small cap room, which I'll give you the link to if you're interested. I have his contact information here. I'll be putting that into the chat for you. So if you want to reach out to him, you can do so. Let's go over the risk disclosures and then I'll turn it right over to Joseph. 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 training performance. So know what you're getting into here. This is not foreshadowing for for following it's it's for learning risk disclosure trading futures equities and digital currencies involves 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. And with that, let's turn it right over to Joseph and he can take it away. Okay, good morning Bruce. Good morning bookmap traders. Bruce, do you see over here bookmap on a UVI and the charts. Yes. Okay, so I'm going to be pretty quick explaining the, what I'm looking this morning. So, we have a gap down this morning on Python, Tesla, Nvidia, which are the main ones at the open I'm looking for this pattern we had yesterday so clear rejection of the J lines and fail. So over here you can see price below the 595, 596 and looking for a pop into the 597 maximum 598 failed the J lines, looking to buy puts 590 weekly. Same exact process over here on Python, not going to trade options going to stay with the stock. Then we have Nvidia was also looking at Apple Facebook you know that those are some of my favorite. Sorry. And right now we're not any more in a, in a gap down seems like going for a gap up, we'll see it open. But I want to see a fail of this line. Okay, this is the one minute J unless this blue aqua line a fail and a rejection of it. We can go down with a 695 4700 puts training the open needs speed of security execution very tight risk, clear money management about futures. So I look each day at the SCL and Q. In the morning I look at backs and footsie. So right now you can see that we are, let's put a five minute chart, we are inside the previous day range. Okay, so we're opening 42 3442 40 not a huge range over here not white. We need to see a breakout, ideally a breakdown of 42 30. Thank you. Which last week was a little bit more trendy, trendier than than yes can give us better results. So look over here for example yesterday morning, we had an over under and a rejection of the jail is two times one time over here. Second time over here and then more over here more over here so you can see that you have a possibility of scaling in again. So these are the ones that I'm looking for big caps and futures there are others for big caps but the main ones are these. So I will just keep it open and Q by to Tesla. And then if we have other setups coming up traders. Just alert. Okay, as usual in in the room. Another thing. Small caps. We have day two and day one. So day one pattern over here is SPI. So SPI, I reported the stats, the data they have. I'm going to look for a jail and rejection into the 20 or short VWAP a 40 or a gap and extension, sorry, or extension play spike play to the a 60 golden zone. So we are the three main areas one. When I see that we're stuffing we have rejection, I'm going to enter on this. Yesterday, for example, I saw in the room that the majority of you traders took me this trade. This was a perfect jail and rejection and the majority of you shorted this level over here and covered down here. Okay, very good. Same on camp. So we're looking for the same exact pattern. I'm going to put over here SPI. Right. SPI is one of those stocks that we trade often as history of fading. I really like how it performs so it could be very interesting. APRE high volume pre market 15 million. So when I have something like this, I just want to go check the stats with you. So this is as to trade. As you know, we're realizing this for the room for now. Members in room about this count is pretty good because in trading, you need to know stats. So you need to know, for example, this particular stock over here, APRE, how many times on gaps faded. What was the maximum extension? What was the average of extension? And we see over here that we didn't have any kind of previous gaps you see down here. And then we see 54% institutional ownership 50 million float. And right now we trade at 50 million. So basically is already flow rotation, small market cap 100 million history. You can go see the highest volume base financials. So they have zero revenue, high, pretty big high cash burning ratio per month. And then we have a 77 million cash. The news is a phase half trial.  So don't really look to, I'm going to cover more in AUBI. Don't really look too long, something like this, unless for a scout, because they tend really to fail. Looking at filings, went to see the last quarter. Let's see if now it's going to upload. So control F, start looking at ATM. You have to look in different forms. ATM, and if you see over here, we have, if I'm wrong, correct me, but after my four hours of sleep, I could see that they have 50 million shares to dump through market offering. It means they can dump anytime. You can read more about the balance sheet they have, the net loss, the accumulated deficit. They have a company with 100 million market cap and they have an accumulated deficit of 1.5 of that. So it's not that amazing company. I will probably invest for my retirement, but do this every single morning. So planning this, being that we're holding with pretty high volume, is basically what's going to happen. I got what happened yesterday on Alf in the day before Eneb. So at the open, they tend to have a blow up. So we'll probably have a 750, 760 extension. I'm telling you honestly, I will short very, very small if I have a push to 770. And if I see sellers on Bookmap, so Bookmap will be on this. I see sellers on Bookmap. Bookmap bread, I'm going to load about size, 9, 10 times the feeler. The first target is by stats, the one-minute zealots. And we get to the one-minute zealots around 87, 90% of the time. Then from there we can curl. I'm going to cut it, maybe even reverse to long. If we fail, we're going to recycle. That would be like probably like eating ice cream on the sofa. Okay, so very easy. What instead I think will be my A plus set up to go is already AUVI. I've been trading this morning multiple accounts. I really like these stocks that they push, then uses basically fluff, started feeler added. And over here on the second stuff I loaded. And then I started cover very small, very small. Very small now holding two thirds when I see an online below 10. Okay. So at the open, what I'm going to do over here at the open, being that this is a gap in extension, you can see over here left up corner. I'm going to look for a push to 1250 to 60 stuff. Loading it to short. Okay. Is a clear crater traders. This is really what I'm going to do. I'm not really looking for adding more stuff unless we have new gappers coming up or whatever. All right. So let me pair the charts when I prepare. You see my charts a little bit smaller today because I'm using more. I'm using more resolution. Okay. So you'll see it probably bigger, but I cannot put too many book maps like two or three at a time with this kind of resolution. Okay. All right. So I'm going to put over here. APRE has already reversing. We have Python and Q popping. Spy already gave a jail and rejection. APRE and a UVI over here. Yes. Cover a little bit more 1181 from average of 1297 on a UVI. One buck plus per share. I got a bunch of bars. They were pretty cheap on APRE. We'll see if I use them and I don't have to have four more traders only because I have bars, right?  If we have other gappers coming up like this morning, we had E X F O G tech cat B. We had also ARVL. We had GNSS or others. Please alert. I'm not going to cover day two on Alf. I really covered that before in the room. I also posted that plan in the book map discord room. Okay. So you will, you will see it for now. Let's focus on these. So 45 minutes to go. 15 seconds to go. Focus on two stops, two stocks. Sorry. One or two setups. Okay. Don't over trade. User dollar risk per day. Maximum stop loss. Open. I'm shorting APRE over here. 750 I loaded. So I loaded APRE. My average is 740. What is this music? 733, 734. I'm still all in on APRE. We'll risk 755. Covering 710. Okay. I covered the big chunk over here. Have to be super quick using risk in the money. When I see 720 maximum, my risk covering more 705 went. We'll show the trade after just let me give me time to close it. Out. Out all killed it. So that's really what I wanted to do. I'm going to put over here. APRE. APRE, APRE. Okay. Okay. I'm going to tell me that I have a good feel traders that I have a good feel. Question. Okay. Trader with money on two brokers. We murder it. We then murder it. That is my style of trading. Okay. Short ask the top. Only loading the boat. Look 30 cents average. A little bit more. Cover everything. Now who gives a damn. Let it go. Who gives a damn. Okay. That's a setup. I call gap and extension. You go over here. What I wrote over here. APRE waiting for gap and crap gap and extension open to trade short. I remember a few minutes ago. I explain you what I was looking for. So it's everything there. You don't have to be really. It's we're trading the playbook. That's all you have to do. Now let it blow up. Let it do what he has to do. I'm not trading this reverse field follow through. Okay. It's a reverse field follow through. Python is a reverse field follow through. Because when I get down, they are like curling above the one minute jail. So this is your long pattern half size. Is it clear? But if I'm focusing generally, mama bear folks on big caps. She takes the other setups for me. Or options. If I focus on two, three things, I cannot focus on six. And I'd like octopus fingers. Okay. So I am curious action over here that resistance. But only this. I want that to learn traders. Speed of execution. And I'm already up like five figures for the morning. Between three brokers all together. So I'm not going to push it. So we have spy. That didn't didn't give us anything. So spy stay with a jail on rejection. APRE let it go. Let it go. This is a machine right now. It's written off. Yeah. The one minute day. Let's wait for a bounce. And talking about off. Oh, somebody got it. Because made a pop. Remember what I told you this morning. Look again. Watch list. I think this is really our friend ripster. If you know who is, is a very good friend. He wrote on social debt. Mine is the best technical system around. So it's not me saying it. He's also saying it. And remember what I wrote over here off day two. What I wrote short into low volume spike to five minute. Jaylines or one minute Jaylines. Five minute Jaylines is the purple one. Is it clear. This is really what you have to do. But I don't have time to call this another 10 trades. But we play a trading strategy with set risk stops back testing. Yeah, exactly. But the plan was that. This is like VTR that Junien took like three weeks ago. If I remember correctly. Okay. So let's have fun because that's a point. Don't be stressed. Let's have fun. Okay. Let's have fun. Joseph, the heat map on that. Afri is. Really nice.  And on the way down. And then there they are on the bid. To show more activity in it. It bounces back up. Exactly. So sorry for interrupting, Bruce. But what's also for me the point to cover around 7 for this because I was seeing the what Bill up over here and use amount of bookman. Sorry traders, if I don't explain this, it's maybe too fast to cover everything, then we can have a recap at the end of the session. But as Bruce saying, I cover over here, the majority between seven and 715 because we had a huge amount of buyers. And I know that when I see this, they will find the bounce play. I mean also the move up into the high liquidity on the offer at the very open there. Exactly, exactly, exactly. So let's see traders if we have other gappers or other setups. We have Ford popping. So TRCH popping. Again, remember over extended play. RKDA is an old friend popping. So I need always to check the stats. These companies really change market cap float and everything. It's very important for me to always be precise on the stats. RKDA. In the meantime, I'm always checking Tesla, Python and Q if I can have setup from those. Remember that one was Nvidia. So small flow, 19 million, 64 RKDA. Bag holders on the stock. History of fading 70%. Some cash but a high cash burning ratio. So the money is good life for a little bit more than one year. Less than one million revenue. Okay, RKDA over here is another one that is going to be a good short. Daily resistance is around 350. So RKDA looking for 350. TRCH pushing more. TRCH is a pretty good high volume. Python lateral. So let's change it with Nvidia. Apple maybe better. TRCH is having bars in one minute of three million. So pretty scary. Not bad showing that time. Yeah. Ford is still coming up. DCTX coming up. And we're in a fail on Tesla. Okay. So Tesla failed traders and J-Line rejection. So I put over here, Tesla book map. We need to see the fail of this trend line at 596, 597, right? And then we can look for a short. Lead spiking. Thank you for the Lord Durban. Lead is one of those stocks that we trade often. So I would really put some attention on leads. Only for who trades extension plays. So this is a big race setup, I would say. APRE stuffed into that pre-market high. Now to the J-Lines. Spy doesn't have much left or right. Because simply unwinding with really no volume. You see the difference in volume between this. And for example, APRE. This morning, for example, I got on this. Yeah. There's nothing A plus in that case. Because they didn't touch that. Okay. Yeah. And same on this. She didn't touch anything. Touch anything. Then you can treat with other. Yeah. Okay. It's nice to have a person next to you that with who you can like relate and. And share strategy ideas. On the setups. Joseph, just a comment on. Some of your trading activity this morning. Very nicely covered. I think about. The strategy and the clarity there of your strategy. You're always, always very good with the clarity. But then also. Going by the statistics and the numbers. And then taking that trade. Because that's what you do. Exactly. It doesn't, it doesn't matter the volatility. You might be wrong. You might be right. But you have statistics. So you are. You are taking your, your trade because that is your strategy. Exactly. One of the exercise that I gave, for example, to mentoring traders. I posted even yesterday. And then. I believe even book map room, just to, to show the guys where they have to do. So if I tell you that by stats. Okay. So we are more or less, we are between 85 and 92%. That each time we have a gap in extension. So a pop and fill the pre market high. We will have the thoughts of the one minute J lines. That is edge. You see now the use of the J lines. This tells me, okay, J we have around 90%. We will touch that level. So what are you going to do, boss? Steve. Bruce. Oh my God. Sorry. Okay. You're going to cover over here. No, you're going to wait for this. And over here, then if you see like buyers. Okay. We can start looking for possible buyers. If also we have book map. You see fake breakdown. So, you know, the here and popping. But these are really the things that I like to, to focus on. That's my edge. Okay, Bruce. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, exactly. And then the, the, the confirmation there with. Looking at the order flow within book map. Is in line with your edge. Exactly. Because if I see at this price down here, the support that we are looking at seven. If I see that at seven, we have no support like order flow. No buyers over here getting in on times and sales. No kind of soak. Then Bruce, I'm not really going to trade it or if I'll trade, if I traded, I will use very small size. So I need to be very, very, very, very conservative. Okay. So spy is still rejecting going down. AVI is still rejecting going down. APRE to the pre-market high. Sorry. To the previous high. Okay. High of the day around 770. The volume is pretty strong. So I will do like this right now. And Q gave us a very good dip long. So use amount of volume flow rotation. This appear APRE. These are really the stocks that. We'll give more addicts. If you don't know how to trade them. Personally, what I'm waiting for a big parabolic move. In short. Or dip to the one minute jail and long. That's it. Okay. Tesla over here. The reason why I didn't call this long. Is a big gray setup. Why we are inside the previous day range. So the zone is green zone tells me go long. But also I don't want any kind of previous day resistances. Instead we have many. Okay. So that's the reason why I didn't confirm this long trade over here. And Q. Gave. I would say a perfect dip to the J lines. Over here. See this dip to the J lines over here on the over the one minute jail. This is beautiful long. But again, it's not an A plus setup because we are inside the previous day range. So we can have this resistance. This resistance means that when I, when I have to choose size, I will be cautious. Okay. So, so you may take trades with. When it's not breaking the, the daily. But you will just, you will just be, you will basically be using the same strategy, but you will be trading much smaller size because it's less probable. Exactly. And because let's say I'm looking for a long. And previous day we had so many support consolidation phases, the resistances, whatever. It's time we will like custom. We can have a rejection. We can have a stall. We can have like consolidation. So it's not something that we don't have overhead the resistance for the, at least the previous three or four days, something that has already resistant. So when we go to that resistance levels, to those resistance levels, we know we all have sellers. We know that we'll have maybe like bag holders jumping out or others. Yeah. Nice, nice point. Okay. Let's see if we have the gappers. Okay. Let's start into curl. UBI curling down. Apple over here, curling exactly like Tesla. And they're both following. Thank you. So, this is interesting over here. I'm going to put also book map. We see this curl over here on the one minute J lines. Let's see the volume. So that is 1155, the long answer. Okay. Cause this is a simpler curl. What is this one? 1140. The first target, 1190. So you have at least two R. Once you are one hour in, say we get 70, 75, then you put your stop break even. So holding the support. Now they're rejecting. I will explain, and I will show if I have another setup. For now, this morning as we had was a UBI. A PRE. So when the market is doing like this. So take notes. You have to wait at the 90 May. The last even 15, 30 minutes. I will push above this J lines. This green area. The 90 May is this white line. Okay. And then at a certain point, you will see that this nine. Will fail the J lines. With a trend line break. This is not the setup with the trend line break. That will be our entry. So this is still not a set up over here. Okay. Even if it goes down, I don't enter here. We have a pumper. Remember MTSL. Who doesn't remember this. So it's halted over here. And this traders. Is the easiest setup to trade. This zone up here. Is your J line rejection to short. Sure on the ask. It's a lot of time. But. It's just a little bit of risk. A couple of cents about the previous relative high. And then take the fade. Watching Arcadia. Watching MTSL. I'm going to put them over here. Put MTSL. Yeah. Joseph, I think you got to expand your trading floor over there. To catch all these names. Well. I'm screen sharing to. To come to monitors. I actually want monitored, but I'm running over here. four monitors. So Mabir has also good eyes. MTSL, okay. So MTSL, a sister of pumps. I like pumps extension with very low volume. So we'll see if we'll have any kind of A plus setup. So 956 will open MTSL. That's one minute and 30. Morseloff AUVI. Yeah, that's your J-Line rejection over here coming down. But let's focus one second MTSL. So one minute to go. We'll see if we have something interesting. I need at least around 390 or two short MTSL. I want to see extension. On trend break it will short it. Apple, thank you. Thank you for showing some big strength this morning. Holding 90 may and pushing up from this dip to the J-Line. See how surgical this is? No. Then we'll be 10 minute halt. Okay, so let's go back over here. Let's see the first APRE. You see Trader, we are holding this J-Lines all morning. Okay, 30 minutes pass from the open. Holding 7 the number. Pretty important level. One, two, this is a three-wave pattern. If you know it, we play in the room. This is a three-wave pattern. Then we have AUVI. Still on that support 1070. Now below J-Lines. Spy faded. J-Line rejection to the main target down here. Joseph, another very nice, I mean that heat map has been fantastic in APRE. They pulled and then flipped to the offer. Then a nice drop down into the ... Yeah, just up here. They collected 780 more short. We could see a lot of stuffing up here. A lot of stuffing. They were soaking it. They were trying. Then once we didn't have any more buyers, I saw all these red prints seller jumping in. That one looks quite nice too. It's actually the other one, the AUVI. Okay. Let's take a look. I think that's where you were. Yeah, yeah. This was the one before. Yeah. The flip. You have the heat map so extreme, but maybe can you zoom in just a little bit more? Yeah, I can do like this. Into this level over here. Yeah, this is nice. They got filled on the bid there on the way down just around $11, but then it bounced back up. They're filled on the offer at $11.55, $60, $50.55, but then they pull on the way back down through $11. And then they've kind of flipped. You can see that the liquidity flips is still in there at $10.92 or so, and a nice push down into $50. Meantime traders, I'm short just now. A $256 daughter, GTT after this stuff, low volume extension, waiting trend line break. So I will probably load the boat to $70 if I get to $70 for now. I have $256 and always look at the stats. And then I always look right away over here. My levels would book them up. So I want to see here what I'm trading. GTT, it's a small cap, financials, $150, $25, $56%. No big gappers before. This morning is up on patterns for something important. I don't even know what it means. I don't care. They have revenue for $24, but they're losing $60 million per month. So I think they're not too happy about that. We have to reduce a little bit of confusion over here. So let's put $3,000, maybe even $5,000. Okay. So let's see together. I have a feeler. GTT, GTT is an SSR. MTSL opened. Watching this extension traders on MTSL. Let's put also over here MTSL. You see it went to $390. I was waiting for this for a while. So right now it's totally guided. You see how perfectly it's guided. This extension GTT is totally controlled. You can see how they have this formation of ask and bid. Okay. So that means totally controlled move.  Daily is simply like dangerous huge amount of bag holders. This company is a flop. I'm not really looking to trade this long. I'm just waiting to wait the moment I can load a boat starting to add. I added big 82. So I added big 82 on this red bar when I risk maximum 90s MTSL all the way down. The volume is low on GTT, not that low. I prefer a volume that fades instantly like MTSL. Let's see ABK over here. Ford Cat B, GTT. So I added GTT. See volume over here 1 million. Remember this is on extension play. So I'm always keeping very smaller size versus the usual trades, gap and rejection, gap and crap, gap and extension to open SSR as well. MTSL performed very, very good. AUVI came to the main target down here. So beautiful AVI traders. So APRE careful because we have this possible JLN rejection coming. Okay. So APRE GTT, I'm still in. Let's see Tesla. Let's see also over here. We had this morning air plan to short on that pop and you see how reverse and now boom halted with high volume. Possible watch coming on GTT 282. They're still trying to hold this 90 may. Let's see when we'll fail below the 90 may and then we'll load the boat. So if we filled the 90 may and we curled down like WAF and MEDS yesterday and the day before, I will load the boat. For now, 280 is recycling over here. So we're refilling the bid. You see that 280 over here spot. Now you went covering parts of 276 covering more 271 filled VWAP over here. Let's see. We break the VWAP. We're going to go 250s. They're trying to bounce over here the VWAP. You see how they use it, but now we are below this 90 may. So until we are below 275 to 76, I'm staying in with the trade. So this for me is when you have conviction, feeler really like 100 shears, small add, add all the size, first cover small, stop now in the money and looking for that on wind. Okay. Alpha pop over here. Boom. Extension play. All right. So I want to see this curl now, fail 265. So very useful to look traders at these big overhead resistances to see when we start seeing red prints and then trading according to that. Okay. So let's review over here. We have AUVI. So pre-market push. This you see is a gap in extension. When we have this, I'm looking for a pop into the golden zone. We got near the J lines, near the VWAP, sorry, to the J lines, then push above trend break and now fail. This is the main part. Okay. AUVI. Thank you, Durnan. This is my buddy. This is what people learn to do, but I have to study hard, hard and hard. Very, very good bud. So watch this over here. It's very important and I'm going to explain you why. Probably put it, maybe I just explained it by voice when we were in pre-market with Bruce. Yes, yes, yes. So we were short over here. I show my short into the 13. We took all the fade and now went to the main fader. So why these are the A plus set up? They go all the way down. The point is the volume. Okay. Point is the volume. Once you start feeling this golden zone, okay, you see this golden area, we never reclaim it. We always start making lower highs and the volume is super weak. So there's no point over here to basically buy or hold it. Okay. Lower volume, this will fade. No reason really to trade this long. All right. So this was AUVI. Anybody traded this? Easy, really easy fader. Really, really easy fader. I like this type of pattern traders. I really like this type of pattern. Yeah, exactly. Then we add APRE. So APRE, very high bond. Remember in pre-market, this already flow rotated. And we just short this push. I got the short, showed the chart before. I post it in the score room of Smokap room. We short over here. We cover down here, basically gap and extension covered the bit. Then even over here, we had a big book map. I didn't feel comfortable trading over here. And now what I'm seeing instead is that this market is still giving pretty good opportunities with trend breaks and JLA rejections. You see him out there? Yeah. So this was APRE. If we continue to fade this morning, okay, if we continue to fade, this will still be a good setup to trade. All right. Personally, I would prefer a reclaim of seven, a squeeze, and a push to 770. I would like to see one of these squeeze like this today.  I would like to see some nice squeeze, more possibilities. And I like the traps because those are the environments that give us the majority of possibility to make money. We need volatility and liquidity. Besides this, we had SPY, SPI, and SPY basically reacted by manual JLA rejection. This is like camp yesterday, CLSD yesterday, the same exact setup. Well, this is the easier setup. You see the volume is super low. Maximum was 300K per minute over here. Once we failed 90 may, we've go all the way down. We had Lex, sorry, this was a pump. You know, it's a pump volume, something with 80K. It's just a pump. Then we had GTT, which I showed you my short from this area here over here. I loaded. I took my first cover down here, now I'm waiting simply to fail down to 235. Okay. So you start with a very small risk and then you have to basically bring your risk down with you. So it's not that, okay, we're making more profit and now the risk would be always the high of the day. No. The more the trade goes in your by your side in your direction, then always trail near you the stop. Okay. Any questions, traders on this? There is a question from Sviatoslav on what system do you use for your stats, collecting your stats? Okay. You can do that in so many ways and so many types of stats. One for me, basically the best is that you do it manually, manually back testing. It requires a dozen, maybe hundreds of hours, but that will bring you to a point where you will see the market clear. So you'll know what works or not. And you can do on small caps, on big caps, on futures, on long, on shorts, looking at targets, looking where to stop, looking at the time of the day for the pattern, looking at the flow of the volume. There are many ways. Okay. I cannot give you the formula of the wise is like, you know, not fair for who I mentor.  And that really gives you confidence. Yeah. I think that's a really good point.  Boom, I have an edge. Now, it is a legitimate edge, however, when you're going through it like this manually, you're getting a real sense for it. And it's a lot of work. But you are also understanding it. And the nuances within it that is not being recorded by automation. Exactly. Exactly, Bruce. And you miss so much of, I would say, scanning through charts. You miss a lot of this. You miss too much. Okay, so we have OPT, 25 million float is going up without volume, extended from nine to 14, probably has a user mode to spread OPTT, halted 1016. Why they halted is limited, a good stock to buy only for this news, say K or private, private issuer, person, secured this but two days ago. Only for this, financials, history, set filings, 175 million float. David is asking a question here about what's your highest winning percentage pattern, gap in extension or whatever.  And we're talking about, I would say between the years above 70%. Some traders are doing much better than me. There's Leo 50, I post a lot of things with him, 90%, Jeanine, Charlie. So they're like focused only on one or two setups. A lot of people are having above really 80%. I've been doing a lot of YouTube videos, lady, explaining these setups, explaining how to grow an account. I really suggest you to watch those traders. I think it's pretty good stuff. Yeah. And we, I know you've posted many things and thank you Joseph, many things in our Discord chat room when we opened up a personal chat room for Joseph. It's Jay Trader room there so he can post setups and other things for you bookmap guys. Just go directly there. Watching right now. Traders, the stock that we had this morning. Okay. So GTT, Tesla, Apple, Nvidia, APRE, Alph, and I'm looking for setups. Okay. Generally, when we start having 1030, 1015, 1030, 11 o'clock, I'm not that anymore aggressive with the size. So I slow down. I want to show you a few things first. One, yes. So something like this, some tradeable, when all the J lines, so purple, yellow, blue are intertwined. What are you going to do? Okay. This is really like the snake pattern. And then you have over here, you like that Bruce, the snake pattern, you know, back in the nineties and all this stuff. So I just made up now. I like it. Okay. So this is more trendy. Five far from the three far from the one. And this level, for example, with the big heat map is a very good support to enter long. Okay. So start watching for these. If you look at Tesla, really nothing to do over here. Apple is playing on the over. Just now is breaking the previous day high. For now, no A plus seven. Then we have the A is fading, waiting for a JLM rejection. We had Python this morning, later over here, Bidu. Then I always look at GM, because these days was trending, but no great setup that I really want to trade. OPT over here has a huge amount of spread, halted immediately. You cannot trade something like this. What I want to check with you is some setups on small caps. So let's look also through book map. I need to, okay, I need to always clean my heat map. I don't want too many levels. For what I want, it's just like too confusional. So I try to keep it simple and more simple as possible. And for example, now we're at the J lines over here. Okay. We are having lower high. We're still above this level. I will look probably if we can go with the 90 May and this level over here, maybe taking 15, 20 minutes, 90 May feels the J lines, then I'll enter and try and line break short over here. And the tape over here has to be red. Ideally, I want to see overhead resistance. Okay. So that is really what I'm looking for. Then this is APRE at open gap and extension. Then we had AUVI that simply faded over here. You see that the 90 May never came below the J lines over here. Give a trend line break and fail main target. Then we had SPY. SPY gave a J line rejection. So again, J line rejections, J line rejection, start getting familiar with these terms. Okay. Start getting familiar. And then we had GTT. Sorry, GTT over here called the trade in the Q9, the 286, very low volume. Once we had this trend line break, lower high, lower high, fading, no volume over here, below 21GK on the 1. So possible fail at the 1 minute J lines and then below 2. Okay. So let's continue to watch over here. APRE versus GTT, AUVI is the only one that is actually holding APRE, APRE. So the highest volume stock of the day. This trader traders 86 million and it's 1030. You see that resistance? We have a 7 over here. Let's watch it. So they're trying to break the 7. So we are above that 7 over here. Remember what I told you before. Expect the 90 May above the J lines and then curl down on the trend line break. All right. Okay. Some resistance at 710. So at this point, I'm looking for sellers to jump in, but it's still early to jump in short. What I'm watching over here is the previous resistance. And I'm looking for this 9 curling down and drop the 690 too short. Right. Still bouncing over here. Okay. Right now, traders start watching on APRE over here. So 90 Mays at the J lines. Now it's becoming interesting over here. Resistant at 708. So this level. So we should see a fail over here exactly with this kind of entry. 694 to 698 shorting mask. So trend line break. 90 May over here below. So our maximum risk over here would be 47 if we want to keep very, very tight risk or 708 if we want to give a little bit wiggle room. So more sellers, the red prints, you see it? Yeah. Nice order book and balance there as well. Yeah. You see how also the new resistance jumped in at 695. This has now all the, we say parameters or a good short. Min-tar will be 650. And it's very easy. We have to wait only the correct moment, right, Bruce? Yeah, exactly. Small bounce 680, but I don't see big volume coming. So Doug is asking if you do a presentation like this every day in your room? Every single day I do this in the room, but yes. Yes. During the trades, showing the executions, explain the setups, teaching traders, day trading, okay? And we go over small caps, big caps, futures, live for the first from 9, 9, 10 to almost 11 a.m. east. Then once a month we have a webinar and then afternoon and generally there at 1 p.m. for the afternoon session. But when I'm not there, like there are like some pro traders. And the point is to really teach traders the setups that are working, okay, that are working. I post a lot of really good content on YouTube. Made a video even like this Sunday with the transpider. I invite you to watch it because I talk about short squeezes and how the algos manipulate the price in order to trap, okay? So they create like this base that they trap the retail trader, okay? So they come to hunt your stop losses just to put it out with a stop and then they do whatever they want. So there are some techniques to identify this. And I also use book map to spot this behavior, okay? This behavior. And I would say that in big caps, 80% of the strategies that we trade are long, okay? Big caps means also directly trading options. Futures in this market, again, long. Small caps, I would say 20% long, 80% short. This doesn't mean that we don't trade long setups. For example, a trader like Hamar are the traders that are trading only long. But that you will have, I would say, more possible stocks that will fade during the day versus the one that will run, okay? So GTT, one minute, Jailin is remember traders. This is exactly, just want to show something. Yesterday Bruce made a small lesson. It was using book map. Now I cannot use book map of yesterday on these two stocks, but Bruce, look over here with me. You see the stock is going up, okay? This is a pump. Generally, pumps have no news or really fluff news. They start not in 9.30. They have pumping like 9.50, 1.00, 2.00 PM. And it simply goes up. Once we have a trend line break and then we start fading and having a setup lower highs, you see that the volume, how it really lowers, lowers over here below 20K. You know that from this moment it will be the fader. So I was talking with the members yesterday. We had meds and basically meds is the same thing because once we had the extension over here, this is one of the extension techniques I really like. The volume you see is very weak. We break the trend line. We start falling below the 90 may always lower highs and again Jlan is in fear. The day before we had Wafu, always say Wafu, Wafu. You see over here, pump it 1.00 PM. So you already know that something with Bruce 700K, the first bar, and then right away after 3.50 and then five minutes later, 1.56, not going to last so much. So you have your trend line, but over here, trend line, you can take it or not take it. It doesn't matter really. What matters is when we start falling and see this volume below 200K per minute and the price starts to make lower high, lower high and then you see again what we get 1 minute Jlan is M5. So this for me is really money maker. I did this on GTT. I did this on, no, no yesterday because I was just late. But I do this often, often. I did this on KBS the last week. Trend like this for me are really like low risk, free money. And that's your number one setup? I would say number two setup. Yes, number two setup. The number one is my Jlan rejection over here.  All these are Jlan rejection. All these are Jlan rejection, simply sick. You don't have to be a genius. Okay. You just need to follow the rules, the plan, the risk management, take time. So traders who get in market in one month and they think it's like following dodge that when it goes up because some billionaire pumps it and you will make money. Sorry, bro.  Go play bingo. You have more chances. Being a stock trader or a future trader or an option trader or even a crypto trader requires a lot, a lot of work. If you put the work and you can ask whoever that I'm mentoring, you'll tell the same. Jayz has given a lot of work and that work really changes your ability to recognize the patterns earlier, changes the ability to understand the market, the manipulation, the traps and basically the most important thing is you build the strategy because for example, me and you Bruce can trade long. You probably want to long, you know how to long good. The same setup, I'm not able to trade it. Maybe the same stock, same setup or whatever. It may be if you give me another setup, like let's say I long this time instead of the big caps, while you are the small caps, my win rate is simply like so much better because everybody is different. Everybody has a better, I would say, imprinting for something else. We're not all the same. Let's see APRE over here spiking. I was hoping not to spike anymore because I gave back all my bars just holding with one broker. So this is one of those stocks that we have a flow rotation. It's one of those stocks that they're still holding the open level over here because we are basically just below the open level. This is one of those stocks that personally I wouldn't suggest to trade unless a big stop 750 or a clean fail, the J-Line's rejection and then unwind until six and lower. We're going to put this with APRE. David asks about when is the best time to play your J-Line rejection? Pre-market, first hour. If you have a fader, late a fader after one, one 30. Vice versa for the long side. You see over here traders, we are collecting more longs. How do I know this? Because we are curl and each time we curl, I see they're collecting more longs but above we have two big resistances, 730 and 750. Careful over here. Really, really careful. So we're going to put APRE. Yeah, I would love to see this reject below, right there where the heat map is and then below what is it, 708 and then it should come off down to your 680 level. Careful over here because it seems like they're going to put 726 and stuff it. Let's see if we're going to have a 726 and stuff it. At least if I would be the market maker would just make that. I can't be wrong but I believe that's a very good possibility. So we're trying to push it over here. Give me the 725, 726. I don't want to short Bruce only because I'm at the VWAP which means nothing and only because I have lower volume in these last two bars. I prefer to wait if something like this, I still have time. I know this kind of pattern. Can I require like 15, 20 minutes? Okay, now dropped. Nothing you can do if we drop like that. Silence for me. That's very difficult. Yeah, or you scalp it and you jump in while it's going but personally I prefer like to wait for it. So if we look at the stock over here, you can see that we are still lateral, okay? Yes, we dumped but didn't have any kind of fail follow through, still a 660, 670 and I'm not looking to trade now laterality on a JLN rejection. Simply going to wait over here, okay? This is not like a downtrend, it's still lateral. So for me, nothing to trade right now. I never trade when we're lateral, never. Okay, support test, AVXL grinding over here, Vino grinding, Vino had news with the Amazon if I remember correctly, okay? So another test of the support over here. I don't see buyers at the moment. A lot of laterality in the big caps. So I'm not really looking to trade until yes, we'll give some range today. So what I'm doing Bruce is to recognize the days where I will have a lot of volatility. So I just look in my parameters with futures, yes and Q mainly as the main stocks that I follow. So Tesla, Apple, Google, Nvidia, Facebook, Zoom, they follow pretty good the NASDAQ index, also even the yes would say. Sometimes we'll have news and upgrade downgrade, so they have a high relative stranded day. But otherwise, I will use the index futures as a guide. So when these guides like this morning, they are basically not running, they're basically still in consolidation or inside yesterday range. I'm not really looking to oversize or not even looking to trade sometimes full size on the stock. I will still trade a decent amount of position because that's the pattern. But in reality, I'm looking to take off earlier a trade, okay, so for a profit, because I know that we have more support, more resistance can be more choppy. So if we look in Q is one thing and then we look Apple over here, nothing really great, still inside the previous day range. We look at Facebook lateral, we look at Nvidia lateral, we look at Tesla lateral. So at least for the morning, this is a mean afternoon, we won't have any kind of setup, all right, because afternoon, maybe everything can change, can change. All right, so now is the morning, afternoon traders start looking around 1 pm, 1.30 pm, if we have reversal or if we have a breakout or break, looking again at AUVI, the fade over here, looking at APRE, the fade over here, looking at GTT, the fade over here, looking at SPY, the fade over here. So also nobody, really nobody, a little bit disappointed. Also nobody told me that this is a million dollar pattern, especially as traders in a small cap room, that they know this setup and we've been working a lot with this setup. This was the million dollar pattern. I made a video, traders for this, Gizantree 863, your risk 885, now it's 703. It's important traders to keep always these stocks in your watch list because they can really give you some good surprise at least with the hourly chart. Always have a one-hourly chart. It will always be three or four R if the trade goes at least for the million dollar pattern. So we have a very small cap Vino. I'm watching Vino over here. I've had a huge amount of volume traded. Yep. So let's see their financials over here, five million on cash revenues. They're losing all this cash in about 10 months. They will be red. Okay, Vino. Let's see. Let's put Vino over here. I know they have a deal with Amazon. Gonna find a bar. Vino will be a very good short traders like GTT. Anybody has bars? Checking on second broker over here. Okay, now I found them. So I'll be looking to trade Vino and extension into the six. It will open in about 15 seconds. Yeah. I think you sent a message. Yeah. 10 seconds to go. Okay. Let's see if I got filled. Yeah, I got feel very cheap at 65. I want to see 70. Let's see. I hope for more extension traders. I want to see 580, 590 shorting Vino. Come on order of flow. Give me a push to this 580. Okay, got it. Listened right to you. 580, short and more, 590. So my average is 584. We don't have any more bars on this. Volume is very weak. And there we are. Boom. Wash. 544, 554 covering partial. Big one for me. Really big one. I will show my trade. 540 covering more. Sick dump. Didn't got to fill second one. 540. Got to fill now. Let's see. No. But basically I'm treating the extension over here. You can see, right? Short, feeler, loaded the boat. Boom. Okay. So very, very easy way to that time. Instead I was looking 596. But you have to press like 2000 times for the bars. Trust me. Okay. I am still pressing because I got pizza money bars. Okay. Now there are 0,070. Yes. I got also there. My beer got some. So we want to see a fill at 49. Okay. Beautiful. I told you it was a pump and dump. You don't trust me, traders. You really don't trust me. We trust you. Covering more 27. Okay. Another easy one. Another easy one. Shorting with average over here. 580s. Boom. Carrying down here. 540, 520 now looking for 450. That's all I need to do. Okay. So easy to trade like this. So easy. Bread and butter. Okay. Extension plays. I'm happy also because my cousin in and I showed even his broker this weekend today is up 1,100% on his account. And I show you the stats from the broker from the second, 22nd of March from 1,400 to almost 15 today. Not bad for somebody that blew up two times and then he was down 50% on this account in four months. Then finally started to study. Not bad. This is the only thing I want from beginner traders. Is this one? J-line rejection. That's all. That's all I want from you. And DSD over here is another trader using order of flow. He started with me mentoring almost four months ago. Last week he made 5K. So he's starting to size. And we will start doing numbers together. He has a better win rate than me. Around 87%. 515, 515, 515. Amazing, amazing, amazing, trade, amazing, trade, amazing, trade on Pino. And I even love the name. It's amazing this thing, right? You know what Vino means, right traders? Chris Wilkins, when you talk about wine, he shows it as well. Hope to see you bud in Rome on the second. Beautiful bud, beautiful. Very, very good. Very good. See, second one. Slammed it. We slammed the pig. I couldn't get you the amount of bird bud. I got really only 2K. I want to like 5 at least. I press 1600 times. I couldn't have 10-some on Cobra with mama bear. And that's it. That's it. Now is the time I want to see 49 over here, right? Stefan is asking. So at this point I'm looking over here on the order of flow. So are we selling or we are holding over here in wine? If we put, if we put traders heat maps over here at seven, they simply stacked. Another one is over here. If we go away with this five or 80, okay, for 80 is sweet or it is sweet. So it's nice to trade all together like this, but you cannot trade following alerts.  So take your time, study, ask Bruce, ask me, learn the order of flow. This is the confirmation of the majority of the minority members I follow. Okay. So for me, as we're like best tool I can have, but like everything, you need like a method, discipline, risk management, five bucks going, ORPH push, ORPH push traders, ORPH push. Anybody with me watching ORPH? We'll start to put some things on ORPH. Want to see the volume? Want to see over here. It's not OPT, okay, this morning is ORPH. So a couple of days ago, we had seven million trade over here. This has 25 million flow, low institutional ownership, open orphan shares, climate, proposed distribution in species. Wow, what a news. If you can't translate, then you tell me, okay. It's going to halt. It's going to halt. Yeah. Went from, yeah, 13 up. Beautiful. What I believe, by the way here, look with me. I have a solid plan on this one. Honestly, this will have a pop till 16 and fail two bucks. Okay. I'm going to write it. So ORPH will up by, I would say stats on extensions that I have collected in the morning to about $16 at OPEN and fail two bucks. Okay. Possible that now, what I'm going to do, I don't really care about looking the history over here, looking at the financial, not now. I mean, it doesn't really matter that my point is more about looking at the order of the flow. Traders, I think we lost Bruce. No, I'm here. Can you hear me? I think we lost them. Can you hear me? Everyone, can you hear me? Or maybe that man's capacity on traders. So just if they can hear me, I guess you cannot. So I'm out entirely on that dip on a vino. I will reskill in and I'll tell you when I reskill in by using the strategy. Okay. So I'm looking for the cheapest bars over here. So halted in 11, 0, 9 and 50. So 14 and 50. So this is car fit traders. His name is Robocop. He likes to trade both long and short. In this case, he shorted the pop, 90 may, and then he showed a J-line, J-lines cover, J-line, J-lines cover. So sweet, right? You can see that he's not trading so much difficult things over here. He's trading simply J-line rejection, no covers, J-line rejection covers. All right. It's not that difficult. Even over here, J-line rejection, J-line rejection cover over here stuff into the V-wap. He took that stuff over here. So I told you it's fast caliber like Charlie. Okay. Probably if you weren't in the West like 150 years ago and they had to shoot me at lunch, I would be probably the first dead over there. Okay. I looked at how the fast they are. So vino 515. Let's see if we don't get us 550. Come on. When I read better the news on RPH or RPH, let's see. So let's see what comes up over here. Joseph, if you can't, if you can hear me, there's some questions here. May I invest the Sunstone cut stake after retail investor driven rally? Okay. Should open now, shorted around 16, shorted around 90. So my average is 16 covering half 1480 halted. Big one. 2K profiting two minutes. Bang. Killed it. Killed it. Killed it. Killed it. Killed it. This is my trade. 2K trade over here. Sorry, this is vino. One of the second traders. What was it? RPH. RPH or RPH. This over here, you can see I simply loaded balls in between 1560 and 1610. Loaded. And I cover about, yeah, 2K trade on that. So, oh, actually this gave me like, well, let's see where we'll start. Let's see where we'll start. But at least 2K easy on this one. So going for a pretty big five figures today. And I slept four hours, woke up at four, relaxed over here, watched one hour in BA, Brooklyn versus Milwaukee. Then I went to the gym around seven, start working my nine o'clock until now it's my 515 p.m. nonstop, probably work another four hours. And that's it. That's all you have to do. But when in a day you can make like 3 or 4K or 10, 15K or 200 bucks, but consistently, okay? So the point is to be consistently green. It's not one day you make 50K, the other day you lose like 150. I try more to teach consistently. Consistence. Okay. Did you like today the screen share? I mean, otherwise there's always warriors, huh? Sorry, this has been a prick. I just wanted you to follow the pumps, trust me, follow all that we traded, okay? We are on APRE. Gap and extension to open. All rest becomes a little bit more choppy. But then UAVI, we shorted pre-market. UAVI, A-U-V-I, A-U-V-I. We shorted pre-market and we had a jail on rejection target. Then we had GTT. And I said, looking to shorting that 290, 27, boom, 245. And this could leave still to 220. And then we had Vine, the fourth one. We took that extension 57580 and now it's going 465. And now we traded also over here, ORPH. Okay, so 515, 515. Okay, I just don't want to wait 10 minutes over here. So it's 16. This should open between maybe one minute and a half or the Y6 minutes and a half, right? I already put out some covers. I don't know if we'll get filled. But when you're short, with average, 1580s. And now you see they're going to open 1240s. And you're like two-thirds of your size in, not bad. So let's see if it opens in about one minute, traders. Okay. Or it has 10 minutes. After this, I don't really want to trade anymore. It'll be tired. Thank you, Gemma. Still waiting at donuts. So when I have that set up, the main target is 12. My main target now is 12. Okay, my main target is 12. But I will take a little profit, ideally, ideally really at 13. Okay. Vino is dying.  Okay, it should open over here. No. Then we have to wait another four minutes and a half. Vino. So Vino over here, we got the 580s, pump and pump, our pH over here. And then, you know, we got the pump and pump. And then we got the black one over there. Okay, so we have black. And we have GTT. Okay, APRE. Okay, two minutes to open. One minute to open. Anybody on ORPH with me, traders? Okay. Oh, Hunter. Hunter, remember the plan we discussed yesterday, buddy? Okay, Chris. Arcane is the same. Sunny the same. I knew it's keeper.  Let's see, let's see for more unwind. Okay, probably 12 to 50 dip, some bounce, and then tonight you have 11. Okay, it's going to open, open over here. Let's see if it's covered partial. Yes, I already covered partial 13, but this is ready. Yeah. So I already covered partial traders over here, the open. Look, my trade. Okay, boom. Not bad. Five on five today. Not bad. 13 is going. Look, the red prints over here. Bye-bye. Trust me, we'll have 1150. 1150 will maybe take 20 minutes, but we have to stay in really, really, really, really, the respect today. Totally like 35K for the day. Not bad. For me was saying I will trade small. And actually did, but even with 45K on these trades, you can make a lot. Not be always better. Over here, where I will add, if I have a push to 15, I will add something. Okay, I will tell you if I'm going to add something. They removed the liquidity at 68. 14. I added 14 over here short. Add a short 14. Add a short 14. Add a short 14. So with this add 14 short, I want to cover right away in the game. This 14 over here, down here. Let's see, what a nice add. What a nice add traders I did. Now I can use that add break even. I need a break of 50. Yo, what a add. Simplix spectacular. So I was looking over here, that pop into the heat map. Okay, then I said, okay, I have a very good average recycle. And you know what I did? I did this. I showed a top tick over there. You see it. And I covered down here. This is my cover from before. This is my ad. This is my cover here for that ad. So I made 70 cents risk free was risking two cents. And I'm still in the partial, a big partial from up here. So this is a really money maker for me. Is it clear the process? This is the only way you have to do this. That's how you recycle trades. Gemma, you hear miss? This is this is stress free now stress free. Seems like the how you call it's like recycling around the core. Because you still keep your partial from up here. You just wait this goes lower, lower, lower 13 over here will probably bounce. So I covered more buddy will probably spike 1480 now. Okay. So I covered more. Maybe I'm wrong. If I'm wrong, let it go down. My next target is 1150. Why J lines? Okay, they lines. I need the volume to be below 200 k per minute over here. We know still holding look the pop over here. So I'm sharing with you traders all my trades over here. Okay. Okay, I showed trade with all the trade that we took. So this is made for the day. Yeah. Right. Okay. Personally, I want to reshort and stuff listen very good 1530. Okay. Is it clear? Are the setups clear traders? They haven't been screen share longer. Mama bear pushed me to do this with Bruce. So if tired, just like, okay, you see that volume over here is pretty big. Let's see, let's see, let's see, let's pop. Shortest small 21. Shortest small 50. Golden zone over here. Let's see. Short and more at 1570s covering 15. Let's see if I grab some. Yeah, I grabbed half wash coming possible wash coming over here stuff below 15. My average is 1547 covering the 20 went covering the 10 murder it. Another 5k on this trade goes below 15. Huge one. Huge one, huge one, huge one.  And what I did traders. What happened? Yeah. Look the book how beautiful it is. This is my short. These are my covers holding now for 1370. I want a size and more and I want to see for this done. Golden zone rejection. Book met together with me. So easy. This is really like robbing money to a baby. I'm out all in the money. Let it go. I want to see above this 540 getting stuffed. He's getting stuff. I'm getting tired. I'm here. So hope you learn something about day trading today. These are my ads. Okay, we did like two hours and a half. I'm totally exhausted. I'm not going to trade anymore. Review what we did. Pretty proud of the majority of you. Who is not still profitable? Trust me. It takes months, months, months, months. Okay. Don't think that one month over here or two months you'll make one or two k a day. It's not like that. But if you study, I can tell you that you can do that and much more. All right. And you see that it's not me talking. You can see from the traders that are basically in the room. Book went today was over here like my guide in each trade. So when I see big resins 16, I feel more comfortable shorting to the Sierra 1563. Okay. All these what we trade are not a plus setups are like gap and extension planes. Thank you. Locky. Hermit. Thank you. Chris Wilkins. Thank you. None. Thank you. Ian. Thank you guys. Thank you. Gals. What a clinic. Yes, true. Bruce, are you still here buddy? Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I'm here. I wrote you in Skype or discord. You have to forgive me, but I used to hear the noise while we're talking. And I don't know. I thought like you were on the radio. And then I lowered just like my stairs and maybe Bruce is just like in the car hanging around like having fun. Can you hear me now? Yes, I can hear you about sorry. Okay. No, no problem. No, you're on a roll anyway. So it doesn't matter. Excellent, excellent webinar, Joseph. Thank you very much, bud. Thank you very much. Any other questions, traders? Otherwise, I will go and vanish from the office today. No, besides, I'm kidding. What me and Bruce decided with book back to do is how to use a tool, which is in this case book map to have really a lot of conviction in trading. I know that when I'm trading like this morning, I was trading. It's, I cannot simply explain every single feature or all the dynamics over here. For example, when I said I'm shorting this here over here, right? And I was looking again for this golden zone and this big red resistance over here and popping three times. That is like, okay, Jay, you can show it here because maximum you have like that 30 cents risk for $16 bucks stock. That's fine. So all of this gives me capabilities of being with size, of entering with size and making huge return. Okay. Bruce, do you want to add anything else? Will you make like a barbecue for us someday? That sounds great with lots of vino. So no, I think, guys, there's lots of questions in here. I'm sorry. We won't be able to get to them.  Maybe if you guys want to hold them for next time or if you want to reach out to him directly. I put the email in the chat several times over. So it's in there. You'll see it. And all of his links for his website, mentoring services, specials on book map, all that kind of stuff is in there. And yeah, let's just call it a day. I think Joseph, this is the longest webinar we've ever had. So I think to have days like this, Bruce, we should do it again from nine o'clock because traders learn so much more. I mean, we didn't have like so many big caps or future setups. Today we had a lot of small cap setups with Swar like gap and crab, gap and extension, extension curls up. And that's really, really amazing. We went over like big caps also the patterns. We went over the futures patterns, but you have to stay basically where the market is paying. I agree. I mean, our webinars used to be half an hour and they went to 45 minutes. Now they're like an hour, an hour and a half. But we can just cover so many more instances of what's going on. And I think it's so helpful for people to put these pieces together and see it in real time. It takes a little bit of maturing of the market for it to unwind a lot of cases. Yeah, let's do it again. Sounds great, Joseph. And guys, sorry about the questions there. We didn't have access to Joseph for a bit to ask questions. And it's just been a very long webinar here. Why don't we wrap it up and we'll continue it next time. Okay. So thank you, traders. Thank you, Bruce. First of all, thank you, Bukma, for having me here. See you next week. Pizza for everybody. If you come in Italy from the two, the second to the fourth of July in Rome, okay? Even you, Bruce. Okay. Sounds excellent. Thank you, Joseph. See you, traders. Love you all. Take care. Bye-bye.