recording up and running. We got the recording, wow. So everyone, welcome. My name is Valsup from Cybertrade University. We're gonna do a two-part event here. I got two of my favorite friends here for such a long time. I think I know Kathy and Boris for almost, I gotta be one. What year? It's gotta be 20 years, right? I think it's been that long. Yeah, 12 long, long time. All the way back to the FXCM days. We've done so many events together. Probably the most notable one is that we did a lot of the money shows events together and so on. And great traders always surround themselves when it comes to trading. And they just have such a great reputation on their alert service. They stuck around forever. And they live local nearby here in New York too. So one thing that's great about being in New York is you surround yourself with great traders. It is the financial capital world, but on the other hand of it, they have a great, great product. Those are the good old days back then. Thanks, Tom, for sharing that. But they're going to, Kathy just posted a link there.  She's gonna answer some of your questions in great detail. And like I said, we're gonna go about an hour. It is being recorded. If you have any questions, feel free to kinda hold them out to the end unless it's something quick she's talking about. And then they'll both be able to answer it. But guys, thanks so much for being here. And I look forward, I know everyone's looking forward to listening in and we'll see you in a little bit. All right? You can take a break. I think you guys should have control of the... We should, yeah, let me, I'm gonna try and do my share screen. This will stop by the people who shared it. I wanna share, continue. Yes, and I wanna share. There it is. Let me see if I can share this. And you guys able to see this? Yep. We see your presenter screen, not the full screen. Yeah, okay. So that's what I was concerned about. So let me just see if I can go into, yeah. Just hit play on the left-hand side, I think. No, it's not it. No, it's can't be live. It's to the right. Go to the far right, the right tab, yeah. Edit. No, you have three tabs open, the furthest tab to the right. No. No? Just go to the far right. Hold on, present, present full screen. That's the first slide, Boris. Okay. Yeah, I know, I know. Sorry, sorry. Hold on a second. Sorry, just the... Sorry, guys. Kathy put me in charge of presentation for the first time in it. You see how well that works out. Okay, we're good. We're ready to roll. Now you have me on full control.  I wish I looked like a high schooler in 2021, but I will take that compliment. All right, thank you everyone for joining us today. And today, what Boris and I will talk about is how to become a better day trader. I think between Fastacus community as well as our community, most of you are interested in day trading or you're already an avid day trader. So we want to share with you some tips on how to become a better day trader because this is what we do every single day. And then we'll also share some strategies that you may wanna consider for day trading as well. So there's definitely something for everyone. Let's get going, Boris. And let me talk about the day trading tips that we will be sharing with you. Now, when it comes to becoming a day trader, strategy is important, but there are also other elements of the trade that are important as well. And having day traded and trade in the markets for more than two decades, I have found that these are some of the more important things that helped me become a more successful day trader. And I talk about this every single day as a part of our BK trading community. It is important to know when to trade and when not to trade. So we'll talk about the best and worst times to trade. Then we'll talk about the importance of key levels and how you can incorporate that into your day trading. We'll go over the right risk reward for day traders and that may not be what you're normally taught. We'll talk about trading targets and how personally that really transformed my own trading. And then we'll go over the trading strategies. Now, the first step is talking about the worst times the day to trade. This is extremely important, particularly this week. This week we had a lot of major event risk from Federal Reserve Chairman Powell's semiannual testimony on the economy and monetary policy to today's European Central Bank meeting and tomorrow's non-farm payals report. I have found that in order to be a high accuracy trader, which means I look to win more than I lose, which I think is essential for day trading, it is very important to know when your strategies work and don't work. So I am a momentum trader, a momentum trend day trader when it comes to day trading. And what that means is that I trade momentum in the direction of trends. And in order from momentum to exist, we need to have participation, right? And we need to have traders driving a currency with enough momentum and enough conviction to drive an instrument, a currency in one direction for a sustained period of time. And that does not happen before big news events. For example, this week, and in general, as a rule of thumb for myself and for our traders, I never trade ahead of the European Central Bank rate decision. I never trade ahead of the non-farm payals report. I never trade ahead of the Federal Reserve monetary policy announcement. And we did not trade, we traded that evening before the semiannual testimony by Fed Chair Powell, but we did not trade the morning of. And all of this is crucial elements and key ingredients to being a consistently profitable trader is to know when not to trade. So I never trade ahead of big news events. We traded after Powell's semiannual testimony last night, if you check my Twitter feed, Kathleen FX, we went short Euro Yen and caught a very nice move. And I woke up to some nice profits this morning, but we were out by this morning and we did not trade ahead of the European Central Bank rate decision. So making sure that you trade only the highest accuracy times the day is essential for day trading. And part of that, and part of becoming a consistently profitable day trader is not trading before big news events. I'll certainly be looking to trade after NFPs, trading what we call reactively, not proactively, but definitely not before the events, especially since Fed Chair Powell gave us nothing this week. And investors will be looking for two, the non-farm payrolls for direction. I never trade. I think the worst time to trade is market closes, particularly any close, as I would say, the London close, the US close and even the Tokyo session close because there tends to be more reversals than continuations. And maybe that's tradable and we'll talk about that later, but because I am a trend trader and I know my strategy, I understand what market environment my strategy works in. For my strategy, I do not trade market closes. I also don't trade early Asia. I love to trade the Asia session. Many of you are from Asia, you told me. And many people, some people say, don't trade the Asia session. I love trading the Asia session and I have lots of strategies where I use to trade the Asia session. I would even say it's my most profitable trading session, but I do not trade early Asia. The people who tell you don't trade the Asia session are right when it comes to early Asia, meaning between 4 p.m. New York time, which is when Australia opens to 8 p.m. New York time. But 8 p.m. New York time is my sweet spot for trading. Why do I don't trade market closes? I don't trade market closes, Bill, because that's, and I'll show you later, it's a perfect time to trade reversals, but I don't trade reversals. I trade trend and momentum. So because I stay true to my own strategy, my strategy does not trade market closes. What I do trade and what I think are the best times for day trading are the following. I love to trade the early market opens. I love to trade market opens. So I trade market opens, not market closes. And that's because my strategy trades momentum and it trades, and when we have the market open, you have lots of traders joining the market, trying to take either reacting to what happened overnight or basically trying to trade ahead of the upcoming event risk. So I love to trade the early market open. And the early market open is defined for me as basically in the New York session, I love to trade between 6.30 a.m. New York time to right before the US data, 8.15 a.m. New York time. Because you get a lot of continuation off of what happened overnight. I love to trade after data. Like I said, I love to trade after Powell's speech. I love to trade after the ECB. I love to trade after the non-farm payrolls report. And a great time for day trading, which Boris trades, and he'll talk about later, is the US open. I'm usually done trading by shortly after the US data by 9 a.m. at the latest, but that's when Boris kicks off with trading, and because that's because I trade currencies, Boris kicks off with trading NQES gold at the US open at 9.30 and he'll talk about that later. But the best times for day trading, in my opinion, in my experience is the early market, the US open and after data. So knowing when to trade and when not to trade is essential to becoming a good day trader. Also, it is important to be aware of key levels. And there's a lot of ways to trade key levels. When you're a day trader, trading key levels is a great strategy. And one of the ways that I love to trade key levels for currencies, and Boris will share later on how he looks at it for the indices, is that I love to trade round numbers. And I combine this with my own trading strategy, my ZIP trading strategy. And so I want to take a look at this. And the whole idea behind round numbers is that there are certain currency pairs like dollar CAD, your dollar, pound dollar that love to magnetize towards the round number. And what that means is that if we get close enough to a round number, those currency pairs will touch it, we'll tag it, we'll test it. Doesn't mean that it's going to break it, but if it gets close enough to it, it will test it. So we love to trade the run for the round numbers. So if I have my trading strategy is called ZIP. And if I have a ZIP setup that's telling me to sell dollar CAD, for example, and we are trading at $1.35, for example, $1.50 for example, this horizontal line is marked at the wrong place, but it should be marked at $1.35, 50. But if I'm in dollar CAD, and I'm at like $1.35, 85, for example, and my strategy has dollar CAD in the ZIP sell zone, then I think there's a high chance that it could make a run for $1.35, 50. Now on the upside and the left hand side of the chart, if you see that we're close to $1.35, 80, and I'm in the ZIP buy zone, and with the New York Open where dollar CAD really moves, then there's a good chance in my opinion that we could make a run for the rounds number. This applies to many instruments. This applies to golds, this applies to currencies. It also applies to Eurodollar, which you'll try to see in the next chart. The Eurodollar also loves to magnetize towards a round number. We saw that this morning with the ECB rate decision. Once it turned around, it jumped up to 109. But in this chart here, what you're looking at is you can see this actually is the Eurodollar dropping during the New York session and then basically magnetizing towards the 108 level. And that is tradable. So if I'm close to a round number and I think that some of the other factors in the market, like maybe we had a weak Eurozone data, a stronger US data, and we're also in the ZIP sell zone in the Eurodollar, if all those things combine together and we're trading at 108.20, 30, then a high accuracy trade or higher probability trade could very well be to sell the Euro, make the run for the round number. It happens all the time. What it does not, let me make it very clear, work for, it does not work for dolly yen. Dolly yen does not magnetize the round number. Dolly yen will stop just right before round numbers. And this strategy does not work for dolly yen. But it does work for Eurodollar, pound dollar and dollar cash. So once again, it's important to realize what these strategies work for and what they don't necessarily work for. Another key level that is very tradable, which I use all the time as potential stopping exit points. Potential exit points are basically swing highs and swing lows. Swing highs and swing lows are very, very valuable for potential exit points on my trades, particularly in dolly yen, because dolly yen will oftentimes struggle around swing highs and swing lows. So if we get near there, since I am a momentum trader and not a picking tops and bottoms trader, I will oftentimes target the swing high, swing lows and then just exit the trades and use that as my exit strategy. Boris also uses levels to trade NQ and ES and gold and he'll talk about that later, but swing high, swing lows are essential levels to be aware of when you're a day trading. But also what's really important is market open and the market closes. And if, for example, especially with NQ, if it takes out yesterday's market high or market close or market open and market close, then there's a very good chance you can see continuation in that direction. So if it had been inside the range from yesterday's higher or lower open or close and then it takes it out, there's a very good chance of continuation. And I think Boris will speak to some of that as well because he incorporates that in his strategies. And another tip, a very, very important tip for day traders is what is the best risk management for day traders? And many of you are taught that the best risk-reward ratio is two to one, three to one, you might have a minimum of two to one. But if you're a day trader, that just does not work because if you think about it, if you are a currency day trader, what kind of stop do you need for day trading? Minimum 20 pips, ideally 30 pips, right? And 30, 40 pips would be the much better stop for day trading currencies. If you have a 30, 40 pips stop for day trading currencies, then what is the target? Then if you have two to one risk-ward, that means you need somewhere between 60, 80 pips. 80 pips oftentimes, maybe not today, but oftentimes could be the maximum of the move that you get during the trading session that you're trading. Maybe it's even just 60 pips. So you could end up short-changing yourself. You could end up, and many of you may fall victim to this where you see the currency pair move in your favor, 20, 30, maybe even 40 pips, and then it completely reverses and then moves in the opposite direction. And that is because you're trying to adhere to this perfect two-to-one risk-reward ratio that you're taught, but it just does not work for day trading. Every single professional and consistently profitable day trader that I've spoken to, and I speak to a lot, on a bank level, on a hedge fund level, on an individual level, they will tell you, though they may not admit it publicly, that one-to-one is what you need to go for for day trading. One-to-one is the right risk management for day trading. You need to focus, in order for one-to-one work, you need to have ideally 70 to 80%, maybe better win ratio. And that's what you need to focus on. You need to focus on win ratio with a one-to-one risk-reward. That's really what's going to transform your trading because let's say you have a 30-pip target, sorry, 30-pip stop, 30-pip target is much more achievable on a day trading basis than 60, 80-pips, which is a stretch for day trading. And so if you want to be a consistently profitable day trader, you really, really need to, maybe this is controversial, but you really, really need to think about a one-to-one risk-reward ratio because that's going to make you a better trader. And what really transformed my own trading though is not only this more conservative risk-reward ratio, but really having a trading target.  What's your target? And most people will say, I just want to make money, but, and they don't have a goal in mind, but it's very important to have a goal because when you have a goal, it's all about banking the green. When it comes to trading, it's all about banking the green, banking your profits every single day, week, month, and that will turn into, you know, consistent gains, month to month because you're banking the green. I have a weekly trading target. My weekly trading target is 100 pips a week. Doesn't sound like a lot, right? But 100 pips a week is three to 400 pips a month. And then, you know, basically 3000 to 4000 pips a year, which then sounds a lot bigger. As a day trader, you know, we need to work towards, I mean, it's like a slow accumulation. Like you're basically banking the 100 pips week after week in order to get to that big number, 3000 to 4000 pips a year. And you can do that because the 100 pips a week is, you know, very readily achievable. So when I have a trading target, that also defines the way I trade because, you know, every week go backwards. Oops, sorry. Every week go back. Sorry, sorry, sorry, hold on. Ah. Every week I start the week flat. And I start the week flat. What that means is that I start, every single week is a new week for me. I always close my trades by Friday, you know, 9 a.m. And are you working on a Boris? Trying, I can't, okay. So I always start the week flat. And so in the beginning of the week, I will trade more aggressively. I will take, you know, maybe full size positions. I will be much more aggressive in the positions that I take. And then when I hit my profit target, I will trade more defensively to protect my profits in order to keep and grow the 100 pip profit on a more gradual basis. So I trade more aggressively in the front of the week and I trade more defensively towards the back of the week. And that is how I basically, you know, that's how I lock in 100 pips a week on a consistent basis. Okay, I'm sorry. I gotta stop you over here in just one second because I'm having a little technical issue. It says my screen sharing is paused and I can't resume the screen share. So I'm gonna stop share and restart it again because for some reason I'm having an issue with this. Just bear with me a second. No problem. But having a trading target really transformed my trading because it allowed me to have a goal. And having a goal allows me to gradually collect those pips and work towards 3,000 and 4,000 pips a year which we have had been doing on a consistent basis. So as soon as Boris comes back online we're gonna talk about some of the ways that you could day trade. Now, I day trade momentum and we trade in the beginning of the day but I'm just gonna share with you one setup which I think is very easy for you to follow without using my indicators. And it talks to exactly what Bill asked which is why I don't trade market closes because I'm not a picks and tops and bottoms trader but this strategy is indeed one that you can use to trade market closes. So are you back with us Boris? One more second. Just bear with me. Just we're gonna go into share mode. Sorry, present. Wanna present. Okay. Are you guys seeing the screen properly now? We are. Okay. All right. So now we're gonna go to Kathy's trading strategies. So- Yes. So the trading strategy for market close is very simple. Basically when it comes to trading currencies there's a very, very high chance of a reversal. Whatever was happening before there's a very high chance of that move in the euro dollar peaking right at right between the 10 to 12 PM block and it makes sense, right? Cause you know, you have the US initial US market momentum happening. You have, so you have the initial market momentum happening so it's moving whatever way it's moving. Then you have data triggering another big move at 8 30 AM New York time. Then you have the New York market equity market open at 9 30 AM New York time. Everything that needs to happen happens and then everything that needs to be announced is announced and then the currency pair ends up peaking right between the 10 AM to the 12 PM block. This is also the London close. So a lot of London traders are in the markets. They're trading the US data, they're trading the US equity market open and then they're winding down their trades for their end of day. And this is why the strategy works and this is what we want to take advantage of up. So first step is that you look for a big move and an extension between 10 AM New York time to 12 PM New York time. Sometimes during this block you will see step number two, a bearish. Sorry, Jesus, what's going on over here? You will see a bearish close for a short trade. So imagine, we're seeing your dollar rally, rally, rally, rally and it hits a new high oftentimes during that timeframe, a new session high, new day high, whatever. Then you wait for a bearish close. And the third step is to put a stop at the prior high. And this is what I'm talking about. This is the old chart, just skip to the next one. This is just this week, this past week or this week and last week where you can see the first, I want to go from the right to the left. The right one says 11 AM, the right to the left. Go all the way to the right, Boris, that's the middle. All right, so the right to the left, 11 AM, euro dollar peaks right at 11 AM. Next one, 10 AM on the bottom. You see a new low set right at 10 AM in the euro dollar and boom, a complete reversal right at 10 AM. And if you saw, this is a short trade. So what you want to do is you want to wait for the first green candle to close, go long with a stop at the prior low. The 11 AM that is pointing to you wait for the first red candle around this timeframe. And this is an hourly chart. You wait for the close, you go short and in this case, the stop is right at that high. The one in the middle that says 10 AM, once again, a new high set right at 10 AM, wait for the close. This one already closes in the opposite direction, you go short. The next one, 11 AM, same as a smaller move. And the next one, 10 AM, also a smaller move. But basically, one, two, three, four, five. The last one is also, it takes a little while but eventually moves a bit in your favor. This is a day trade. So you want to take maybe 20 pips out of the trade. But each of those trades, I think you would have gotten 20 pips on this setup. The next one shows another example, just the following week. Same story, 11 AM, this is not a big move. And this one doesn't, you can see it, it doesn't have as much extension, but still. A lot of the trades, you have a little bit of a move. This is hourly charts that marks the peak in your dollar. And then the 10 AM shows you that pretty much in this one, you got a little bit of a blip upwards. The next one doesn't work. The next one, you sit for the trade for a while and then it pops higher during the following session. And the next one as well. The point I want to make is that a lot of times the moves peak or bottom, right between the 10 to 12 PM block, and that's what you could trade. And for those of you, a very simple strategy that you can use for day trading the euro dollar at the market closes. So now I'll let Boris share with you his strategy for trading indices. Yeah, happily, if you guys have any questions maybe for Kathy, you know, while she's kind of giving you a strategy, maybe we can take some of those questions and then I'll get into my strategies. Let's see if you guys understand it. But it's very simple. I mean, what's interesting here, Kay, is basically you're always looking for a reversal candle, right? So if you're looking for a green to overshadow the red or the red to overshadow the green at around this time as a signal for you to be able to go the other direction. Also, it just tells you that, you know, if you have your long euro into the closing is going well, maybe you should close the trade at that time. That's all right. Yeah, I noticed by the way in a couple of these things how it was flipping right at the round number. There's a couple of times. It's better on the other chart, which you know, you can see much more clearly where you very much, you know, you'll see the market peaks right around those levels. Right, right. And you see like, you know, it really flips around at around the round number numbers. The 108 number and it just flips around like it sets the lows at the round number, which by the way, I was going to talk to you about why does the round number work for most of the time? It's because most traders leave their stops at around those numbers. You know, they'll leave people that just very, very habitual and they like round numbers because it's easy. Oh, you know, I'm long 107. I want to stop at 106 or I'm short 108. I want to stop at 109. And bank traders and hedge funds and treasury managers are no different. They're all kind of, you know, human that way. So dealers notice that that's why they love to go hunting for those stops. Once they can clear those stops, they can reverse the flow, make quick money. So that's why that strategy works really, really well all the time. So somebody saying, since this is recorded when we get to re-wash the zoom, I guess the question to Fausto. No questions on Kathy's strategies. So we can just move on, talk a little bit about equities, which is my, my bailiwick. I day trade every single day. I day trade live in our chat room from 930 to 1030, New York time, you know, live market action, sometimes too much. Everybody is like, you're doing too much. I'm too confused. But we definitely, you know, show all of my trades live with all the good, the bad and the ugly. And one of the absolute money trades that we do, we call this the big trade, the big trading strategy. And by the way, I want to preface this by saying something very interesting. I wonder if Fausto will agree with me on this, but the longer I'm in the equity market, I've traded the equity market for longer than many of you have been alive. The more I'm really convinced that there's only two types of trades to make when it comes to equities. Now, this is very, very different from trading currencies, maybe even different from trading gold, although gold I'm kind of leaning the same direction. It's certainly different from trading like oil or anything else. But when it comes to equities, in my opinion, there's really only two types of trades you want to be, long or flat. And the reason why is because, especially for the US market, the US market is a upward slanting skewed market. Just to give you an idea of how this translates over time, between 1970 and the year 2020, the Great Britain Pound had a range of one to a dollar to two to a dollar, approximately, right? From 1970 to the year 2020, the Dow Jones Industrial Average, we'll use that because that's sort of like the oldest one, had a range of 700 to 40,000, right? So that's the difference. There is an upward drift in equities because they're basically a reflection of the economy, the economy grows. And because it's an upward drift, it's present in every single timeframe. For example, I bet many of you don't know or I'm actually curious. So let's see if you guys can guess, just put it up in the chat room.  How many days, what is the percentage of days that the market closed up versus the percentage of days the market closed down? Anybody have a guess? You wanna give me a guess? Flat inequity means that you don't have a position that means you are either long or you're out of the market. Elkie is saying 65%, is that 65% long? 60%, okay.  Oh my God, you guys, you're very, very optimistic. I mean, 65, if you were 65%, 65, 35, literally everybody would be a billionaire. Literally everybody would be a billionaire. Somebody's saying 80, I only wish it was 80. If it was 80 up days versus 20 down days, we literally would never have to make money ever again. No, it's not quite that steep, but it is 50. Now we're going 50. Now it's not 50 and it's not 68. So the real numbers are on the upper end of the range, around 57 to 43 over the last decade. And at the lower end, at the worst times when the US equity market had the worst bear market since the Great Depression, the whole 1970s. In the 1970s, when we had literally the worst markets ever, the spread was still 52 to 48 up to down, right? So if you just assume, let's assume that nothing we do has any edge, that literally no indicators, no analysis, no intelligence, we're just like the market makes fools of all of us. There's no edge whatsoever. And that every single trade is a 50-50 bet, basically like a flip of a coin. It's just a flip of a coin, right? If you just make that assumption and you know that the coin is 55 heads, 45 tails, there is absolutely zero reason for you to do anything but bet heads over a long run, especially when you're day trading, you are just taking lots and lots and lots of lots of coin flips, lots and lots and lots and lots of samples, right? The more samples you take, the more closer it's gonna get to the true distribution number, which is 55, four, 45 against. It's just simple mathematics, it's statistics 101. There is, for that reason alone. And every time, by the way, we break that rule, we pay the price for that. Today, I specifically actually went short of the market at my open just to demonstrate at how terrible that trade was.   So I prefaced all of this because the setup I'm about to show you can work both ways, but it's definitely, definitely much better on the long side.  Basically, oh, we wanna trade this after the US Open. We're looking for a signal after the New York market opens when you have the greatest concentration of flow, just as Kathy was talking about, greatest concentration of trades. We're simply looking, nothing complex. You'd be amazed, you know, the best strategies are sometimes the simplest one because as Kathy was talking to you, the three rules for trading for me is when, what, how. Meaning the single most important thing is when you trade. The second most important thing is what you trade and by far the least most important thing, least most important thing is your strategy. Trust me, I know everybody does it the other way around. They think the strategy is the most important thing. No, no, that's why we are kind of, we're successful both in forex and equities because we focus on the thing that matters, which is when, right? So very, very important. So nothing complex but a 10, 100 SMA because all I'm looking for is a decent signal on a longer term chart. And I'm targeting 12 and a half basis points of the underlying. This is maybe a little bit technical for you people, but a lot of our base points is just 12 and a half, 100 to 1%. What that means on a day trading basis is I'm basically trying to target 50 points on the Dow Jones industrial average and 25 points on the NASDAQ, okay? And it would be three points on the S&P. That's what that translates to as far as the numbers. I'm just trying to look for short day trades. So this is the Dow. Just, it's easy to kind of show that to you because it's a five digit number so you can really see how this plays out. So you can see right over here, nothing complicated but and this is a proprietary trading view indicator that I created myself, that everybody in my room has access to.  It'll tell you an alert, hey, we got a buy signal, hey, we got this, we got that. It allows you to basically enter the trades with the help of the algo. This little red line on the bottom is nothing more than the stop line. So if you long 50, it's, as Gaggy was talking about, it's a one-to-one risk-reward ratio because that's what we do in day trading and you see how the red stop line, you know, never gets hit. It kind of avoids all of it. So the first signal comes in at around like 930 right over here at 989 and it, you know, completes in about, in about, I don't know, 15, 20 minutes, maybe 30 minutes, that's all it is. Most of these trades take no more than 10, 15 minutes, right? Now what you'll notice over here is that there's actually multiple, multiple opportunities to make that trade. Do you want to take them? You could. My personal preference in the way I trade it is just once a day. I just, I want to take my one signal, let it make me money, and I'm done with this trade. I'm done with this trade. The other thing, by the way, that this thing does, is it, you know, it sort of tells you, first of all, it tells you in GMT time because we trade, we have a very, I noticed there's a very global audience here with us today, we trade with a very global audience. So in order to centralize the time, it's all done on UTC time, this is GMT time, of when you want to trigger this stuff. It also tells you, you know, sort of how old the trend is, and more importantly, what is the trend on the one hour chart? Because we're always, what we want to do is we only want to take, we only want to take these signals when the one hour chart is bullish. And this is a proprietary measure of how we determine bullish trend. Also, all calculated for you, so just telling you. Basically, this will not trigger unless this thing is green. If it's red, we just don't have any signals. We just don't take any signals. But it tells you, you know, how old this trend is, this has been about two days worth of bullishness in the Dow at that time. You know, that's a very good time. If it gets to about five, six days, that becomes a little bit more problematic. But generally at two days, you know, somewhere between one and two days on a bullish structure, very, very, very high probability trade, you know, for the U.S. 30. So next example here, here's the NASDAQ. NASDAQ is about half that. So it's 25 target, 25 stop. Again, you see the, you know, the red line over here. And oops, sorry, did I just go backwards? Let me go back to NASDAQ. Okay. And here I want to show you that actually in this particular NASDAQ trade, if you were to come in on the first trade, you would have gotten stopped out. So, you know, what happens when we get stopped out? We will give it, we will give it one more shot. So in this case, yes, you know, it's not like it's always going to carry you towards victory. Sometimes you need a couple of attempts. So in this particular case, this move failed, but you know, the trend here actually turned bearish. So at the end of the year, it turned bearish as we were trading, but while it was here, it was still a bullish trend and all of these trades materialized into a publish. By the way, right over here is where the trend starts turning bearish. That's why it's, you know, it's showing on the chart. So at the time of the trade, it was still bullish. The great thing about this indicator is it's time consistent. So it will show you what the conditions were at the time they were happening, not what they are now. Okay. That's what makes it so really, really cool and useful. And here's the S&P. The S&P is really, really easy on this trade. It's one of the smoother trades to make. I think NASDAQ is probably the hardest because of the volatility of NASDAQ, but the S&P is, you know, for those of you who trade the S&P, it's a very easy trade, you know, three points, six points. You can totally bank it nice and easy on the trade. So, you know, Kaye told you that she thinks that end of the day or market close a tough period. And I generally agree except with one exception. And this goes back to my thesis that the stock market is a long trade. You buy the dip. In the stock market, you buy the dip, you don't sell the rip. If you remember, if nothing else I teach you, that's probably could be the best advice, at least for now.  Even when it's a losing trade, it's always a better trade than selling the rip. So this is a variation on the idea of buying the dip because what happens at the end of the day in the stock market is one of two things. You either get an extension of the earlier day rally because what happens at the end of the market? The market close, they will say the market openness is for amateurs, the market close for professionals. I don't know if it's totally true, but certainly a lot of professionals will place their trades at the end of the day because what's happening? They're getting money during the day. They're getting inflows, hedge funds, mutual funds. Everybody's getting inflows during the day. They gotta put that money to work. They gotta deploy the capital. So they're deploying the capital usually at the end of the day when they know exactly how much money they got on hand. And that is what positions the market. So there's really only two trades that happen in the market at the end of the day.  And that is the human behavior that we try to handicap. So in step two, we start at 1,300 hours in New York. I try to stay on 24-hour time. It's 1 p.m. New York, obviously, for those of you who are not on this, start early and we buy the dip, buy the rip or dip. So in this particular case, we're always buying. So you either wanna buy the rip or buy the dip either way and I'll show you what that means for us in a one-minute chart in a very, very specific manner. So this is the US 30, this is the Dow, right? There are two ways, there are two particular signals that are indicator signals. One is this red candle, which is called the dip candle, and that sort of tries to find the near-term low, the tier near-term dip low that wanna get into or this green candle, which is the near-term breakout, right? This is a one-minute chart. So obviously, you can see that it's limited. And you can see the breakouts are kind of colored by orange, the dips are colored by purple. The way we trade this is really very, very simple. Whichever comes first, if the dip signal, the whole idea here is get into the trade, get it done, get out. I wanna be out by 1,400 hours. I'm not looking to trade all of this. My first job is to try to resolve this. If it doesn't work on the first time, I'll go to second time. But I really wanna resolve my trade end of the day at your lunch out.  So this case, buying a dip, this was the first, this first popped up, the breakout was a little later. Great, I bought that at 94. And obviously that got done right over here in a nice clean trade. And then we just trade for basically 10 basis points, which is a 40, 40 points on the Dow. Let's say three points on the, no, five points on the S&P because that S&P is about 5,000 and about 20 points on NASDAQ because NASDAQ is close to 20,000. That's all we're trading. So it's a 20, 20 trade NASDAQ, 5,5 S&P, 40, 40 Dow. That's those are the stops and the targets on those trades. And you can see here, what's happening over here is we're buying the dip, right? It doesn't work, it starts, it sells off, we get stopped out, we come back on the second trade when it's buying the rip and then it works out for us on the second move. There is almost always some sort of a wave up, whether it comes a little bit early, comes a little bit later. We're just trying to catch that wave up and this helps us isolate the optimal entry points for that wave up. That's really what we're looking to do. Here's, this is the S&P, here's the wave up, right? We got a lot, we get short here on the first one. I think in this case, I don't even get stopped out but let's imagine I got stopped out. I'm gonna call this, I get stopped out, I come in on the second trade and the second trade totally results for me on the move up. Okay? So I wanna change tax a little bit here and talk to you a little bit about what we've been doing in our room because for years and years and years, we've been doing nothing but trading our own account and day trading and just having a good time but some of you may be familiar or some of you may be very well familiar with this incredible wave of prop shops that have opened up and modern day retail prop trading is basically a very, very simple proposition. You pay for an evaluation challenge, right? And generally they can be very inexpensive like the people we partner with make it as cheap as sometimes $40 entry tree less than a brunch in a New York City diner. And if you pass their test for whatever typically the prototypical trade that we usually do in my room is at $50,000 accounts. So if we pass the test, you get access to $50,000 of notional capital that you can trade and you get funded and you can trade that. And that is I think a game changer in the world of retail for us because it allows us to do everything we're doing now every single trade we're doing now without ever risking a penny of our own capital. It's all the upside is to us. All the downside is to the proper. I mean, obviously the problems are very well risk controlled and they have their own risk models of how they manage believe me, they're doing very, very well but it's an incredibly asymmetric positive bet to the trader just, let me just give you some sort of a simple idea. You could take 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60 tests, right? Mind you, I passed mine in like three but you could take 60 tests and not spend as much money as you would in just one simple account that you've blown up on. So what can you trade on these tests? You can trade stock index futures like the S&P, you can trade ES, you can trade NQ, you can trade the Dow if you like, you can trade gold, which has really been very, very popular. You can trade oil, which is also super popular as a trading mechanism. And of course, because the futures markets now have become incredibly retail friendly, you can trade the micro contracts. In the micro contract to give you an idea the NASDAQ point is only $2 a point, the Dow point is only 50 cents a point, the S&P point is only a dollar and a quarter. So if you're trading a $50,000 account and you're trading sort of these micro contracts, even if you're down 500 points on the Dow, you've only lost $250 on a micro contract. That makes it incredibly easy to control your risk, to control your parameters and to be successful in passing these tests. And of course, the terms of the deals, I usually very, very lucrative in my opinion. It's basically six, you need to make 6% on the account without drawing down by 5%. There is in all of these accounts, there's always a rule called trading equity. What that means is like just sort of why this is so controversial and why some people don't like it. It's very, very simple. Let's say you have a $50,000 account, you're in a position, the position goes up to $52,000 in value, but you do not lock in your profit. You're greedy, you wanna see if it go to $55,000, right? Well, you start out with a $47,500 stop, that's your drawdown stop. Now you think goes up to $52,000, you did not take that profit. It comes right back down to $50,000 and now you get out of break even. Where is your stop now? Well, your stop now is $49,500. You've given up all that cushion you had because you didn't take advantage of the profit at the top. So for people who are long-term traders and like to do swing trading, yeah, this is not a good rule. For people who are day trading like we are where we're trading for 10 points, we're always selling at the top. We're always taking our profits at the bottom. We're always, always, always exiting at maximum equity. This is immaterial, it doesn't matter. I've literally, I'm not kidding you, I made 350 trades since Monday. I haven't even come close, not even within a whisker of touching my equity because I'm always exiting out so fast that my equity is comfortably well behind me and I'm not having this whole stretch that's not important. They also don't have any time limit, which is great because it means you can trade for as long as you want until you get your target, until you get funded. And then the best part is when you get funded the payouts are really, really lucrative. They started 80 and they go up to as high as 90 in terms of paying out. Some of these firms have a deal where like the first 10,000, they just pay out the whole 100% to you. So of course, this is why it is monstrously popular.  First of all, you have no risk trading. Secondly, you have the possibility of making five, 10,000, $20,000 a month, even $2,000, $3,000 a month with no money of your own. Like just think about that, what a great gig. I spent 50 bucks, I spent 100 bucks and now I have an income of $2,000, $3,000 of day trading that I have access to for which I paid nothing and I'm gonna get paid out, which is really, really good. Third and totally, totally underappreciated is that it's an amazing educational tool. They take pilots, they put them into simulators and that is how they teach them to fly. They do that because they don't want it to crash planes but they want it to have all the skills of real life piloting. This is the exact same thing. There is no difference. You're trading Chicago Mercantile Exchange prices. You will not get filled. I will, when I'm leaving orders out there and I have like an order for eight and it gets filled for four because that's what the Chicago Mercantile Exchange would have filled me at because those are the prices. Your experience is the exact same experience as real market experience. There's no, because they're plugged into the broker. They're plugged into the exchange. So it's just simply that you're trading simulated funds but as far as reality of the situation there's no difference. It's exactly like flying a simulator for a pilot so that you can learn how to fly the real plane and it's incredibly cost efficient. One of the things that people absolutely do not appreciate and that's because very few people have traded their own accounts in futures and have traded prop simultaneously and I of course have done that for many, many months. So I think I have a keen insight into this little insight. When you're trading your own capital it doesn't matter whether you're winning or losing you're paying commission and there's been plenty of days where I'm literally $500 down in commissions and maybe flat on my account. So what that means psychologically and physically is I'm minus $500, right? Minus $500 on the account.  So maybe you're small maybe you're not as aggressive as you wanna be, right? That is a cost that many people only understand once they've traded live.  So even if I'm negative 500 I'm gonna go same trade and make everything back because it's all virtual money and it does come back. Yes, is the end of the day do I have to make 600 gross to basically have 300 net on my P and L in prop? Yes, do I care? No, because I'm still 300 net to my prop and then when I get paid out I'm still get paid out 300 net to my prop.  And the fact that none of that commission is spelt by you is a huge benefit that almost nobody who hasn't traded prop doesn't understand. So I say all of this basically as a way to telling you that we created a very, very, very strong educational product for you that I think you're going to all like. If you wanna try this you wanna try to pass the prop if you wanna try to get funded if you wanna trade the market with other people's money that I put together a very, very simple very easy to understand coaching program. It's three months long you're gonna get access to all of these goods. Let me just gonna go through this one by one and just show you everything that you're gonna be able to get. You're going to get access to all of the indicators that I showed you access to bounce big access to bounce ultimate and access even to Kathy's zip trader. These are all proprietary trading view indicators that nobody on trading view in public life even sees they're not visible to them. They're private, they're totally private to anybody who trades with me and they give you the beautiful visual cues and alerts of when all of these signals work.  No hiding, no BS, real markets, real prices everything I show you all these big trades the ultimate trades, the end of the day trades all of this stuff, you're gonna be able to see it. I'm gonna show you how to do it and you're gonna be able to watch me and then execute yourself. But more importantly, one of the things that people always ask me that we haven't had done up to now is I really want coaching, Boris I want you to not just show me how you're doing it not just to give me the tools but to really spend time and maybe counsel me what am I doing right? What am I doing wrong? Just have a peaceful conversation with me and we've added the coaching components. So you have three months of live trading three months of tools and you're gonna get once a week coaching session with me, ask me anything we go through all the platforms I'm gonna teach you exactly how to run trades on all those platforms. I'm gonna give you strategy ideas of how to trade on these prop accounts how many prop accounts you should do what's best for your personality we're gonna basically structure it so that we can give you the best possible chance of success. We have had traders in the last week alone I've had traders who have passed 50,000 100,000, $300,000 account $300,000 account actually three times in a row all of them essentially from a even a tiny bit of this program. This is the first time I've decided I'm going to completely and totally organize it into a winning program to make you into a winning prop trader. If you wanna read the testimonials if you just wanna see, you know that the experience of all of all these traders please click this link on past the prop and maybe we can send it into the chat here and okay, can you send this into the chat because I can't copy? That's already there. It's already there, okay. Click that link, read the testimonials I think you're gonna be more than convinced of how exciting and possible it is. It's really, it's been the most rewarding experience of my life to see so many people in my trading room get funded, get paid out put these strategies into real life use and be able to do it. So I hope you guys can enjoy it. Now, if you don't wanna do this if you don't wanna pass the prop you can still trade all of this stuff live on your account. Every single strategy I use you can make money with it on your own accounts as many of the traders now are running parallel because now they got funded they got money from the prop and they're running their own accounts you can run it on both sides. So none of this stuff is uniform. It can be allocated to both directions but if you really wanna try something really cool something really fun and something that could be incredibly profitable I'm hoping you're gonna be able to come and trade with me into the program because it's gonna be I think a really fun experience for all of us. I'm looking forward to just doing all the coaching and kind of hanging out with everybody and getting as many people as possible to pass the test and get funded. So that's what we gotta say. Any questions, anything you guys wanna ask us I'm happy to respond. Do you get the 1099 from the prop from at the end of the year or do you still get the tax benefits of futures prompts? I don't wanna answer that question because God knows I just did my taxes. I, the honest answer is I don't know. I think it's a 1099. So it's a 1099 I believe. So it's not because it's not your, I actually I do know it's not your own futures account. It's not your own futures account. It's the prop from future accounts and you don't get the 60, 40, you get a 1099. But of course you can write off everything but the chicken soup, it gets a 1099 if you know how to do that. So I don't wanna give tax advice here but like that's basically how it works. What trading program do you use or advise? So typically on the future side there are two trading programs, trading platforms, excuse me, that everybody uses. One is Ninja Trader, which is what I use which is part of coaching. This is the really, really cool part. Part of coaching is I'm gonna teach you the basics of all these trading programs because they are pain in the butt to learn. But if somebody can just take five minutes to show you like it as usual, you know, I have friends, I have guys in my room who are really, really smart who have the status programs. They take five minutes to figure out sometimes, you know, three days.  I'm gonna teach you the platforms to teach you how to do this. So you start off right. So Ninja Trader is one. The second program, the second platform which I'm actually going to start which is very, very easy to use as cloud-based as TraderVate. And those are the two dominant platforms that everybody trades. And of course, TraderVate allows you to also trade directly from trading view. If you've ever used trading view it really, really super easy from there. So. There's another question. The props have been kicking out US clients left and right. How do we know if there's one that we can safely trade? I think this is why Futures Prop is becoming so popular and why a lot of the 4xCFD prop firms have moved to Futures Prop because you're trading, you know, exchange-based instruments and the feeds are coming from Rhythmic and TraderVate and they're sort of- And Chicago Marketville Exchange. Yeah, me, yeah. So it's, that is why Futures Prop is getting so popular. Yeah, it's a great product for all those reasons. There is never a doubt about price-filled, there's never an argument. And, you know, the regulars, of course, if you've seen are completely happy with it because, you know, they- And Gina wants to know where's this prop firm based, this Apex Trader Funding, which is the one that we use is based out of Austin, Texas. Yeah. The Lone Star State, they're good old boys. They're really great. We love them. They've just been- What's more important, I think, is that they actually paid out $100 million to their customers as of last month. And this is a testament to not only how large their business is, but the number of traders who are actually winning because it means that, you know, peak traders are actually getting paid out and successfully utilizing the Futures Prop trading accounts. Yeah, I'll tell you two anecdotes about them that really should make you feel good about them. A couple of days ago, there was a terrible data outage on a Ninja Trader, right? Like Ninja Trader had some kind of a screw-up. The broker just went down. Everybody got basically stuck in trades and they couldn't execute, they couldn't get done. Any other prop firm would have been tough, noogies, your problem, not mine, that happens all the time, which, and it's, you know, true, you're right. It's written into the contract. I'm sorry, you know, we can't control the internet. We can't control connections that happens.    They basically gave them a free try again off the accounts, which was really amazing.  So that was one thing. The second thing about them that makes them, in my opinion, head and shoulders above everybody else is that there's this tiny little thing that nobody in Prop Trading talks about called scaling. Scaling is like that little asterisk that nobody tells you about that is basically the following. So I'm gonna just explain to you in numbers. You have a $50,000 account and a prop firm that has a, in a $50,000 account, let's say the prop firm says you're allowed to trade five large E-mini contracts, right? But we have a scaling rule. So what does the scaling rule means? The scaling rule means that you're not allowed to actually trade five large contracts. You need to make $1500 in profit before you can trade three contracts. Before that, if you're just starting out, you're only allowed to trade two contracts, right? So what that is is a sneaky, sneaky, sneaky way to limit your ability to trade leverage. Let's say you have a high conviction on a trade.  And that's one of the things that I'll show you. We've passed the prop test fast. We've passed the trust test slow. It all depends on your strategy. They won't let you do it. They kind of, it's like holding you back. It's basically, I think, incredibly deceptive. What Apex does, which I absolutely love, is there is no scaling. What they show you is what you got 10 contracts for $50,000 at the beginning of the day. It's all yours. Go crazy, my friend. If you want that leverage, it's all yours. I love the fact that there's no BS. There's just no little asterisk with them. And that's what makes me feel so good to have them as a partner. However, if you would like to try prop, sorry, yeah, that was Kathy. Yes, they offer a big discount.  And obviously if you come join us for this, for the pass the prop academy, you'll be eligible for our special pro partner discount and you'll be able to get great discounts from them on everything. And we'll keep you apprised on all the great things. I mean, one of the other things that's great is that you can literally sometimes purchase eight, nine accounts for the price of one with these guys.  After three months, I'm very confident you're gonna have unbelievably good understanding and hopefully some positive results and hopefully some funding results behind you. That's why I put this together. I really wanna see this happen. So come join me, love to see you guys there. Let me see if there's anything else. Is there anything else? Kay, I can't say anything else. Do I have a chance to try this work before paying for it? No. I already answered that question, Boris. All right, cool. I'm posting the link again. So this is a special offer. That's only good for so midnight today. So please make sure that you take advantage of Boris's special offer. Yeah, I really, really Kay is gonna make me take this off because as you can see the actual value of all of this is sounds like almost 85% higher. So I'm only gonna be offering this for the next day.  And hopefully you guys will have a really great understanding of how to pass and actually knowledge of how to pass these prop tests and get funded. So I will see you guys in the markets, right? Fausto, any parting words? Do we need, somebody's asking, what is the deep dive into the futures trading? So if you're interested in, that's gonna be a separate course to help people who may not be familiar with futures trading are comfortable to really ease into what futures are, how to trade them, the various platforms, the various understandings. This is gonna give you like a very strong foundation on the futures to Sonasa class. So you can become a really good futures trader just like many of you maybe are good stock traders or many of you could be forex traders. So this is a way to really, really make you comfortable with the futures market. The- You have a question. Can you say if you have to pay each month for the PA and Eval accounts until you pass? I think this is a good opportunity to talk about how the rates are very different from forex and especially with the discount. Yes, so the futures prop business works on a subscription model versus a single payment model. But let me just show you the difference in dollars. A $50,000 account in a forex prop account will cost you minimum $500, probably $600 as a buy-in fee. So you got to upfront you spent $500, right? A $50,000 account with Apex will cost you as sometimes as little as $35, so let's make it $65 for the first month. And then when you lock in the discounts it's maybe another $38 the next month over. And then the next month over, it's another $30. So just basically repeats it like small amounts. So you have like three months of hanging out with me and you haven't even spent a third of the money upfront that you've spent with a single time. It sounds really good that it's a one-time fee.  Here you get to rent your opportunity. And I always believe in renting. My father, when I graduated college gave me the best advice ever in my life. He said, rent everything from underwear on out and it's true.  And then you get to have all the experience for a tenth of the cost. That's why I love this model much more than the upfront model. Is this available in Europe? Yes, yeah, Europe is all good. Europe is all good. I'm trying to think of this any European country where there's a problem, but I don't think so. If you're in the European Union, you're all good.  It's pretty debate easier than Ninja. Yes, yes. And I will tell you this, I will tell you this. I am actually, you know, everybody in my room is trading trade of eight. Everybody who passed all my test trading trade of eight. And I'm actually going to open, we're going to have a meeting with Apex. I'm going to open up a trade of eight count right after this and I'm going to trade it with you guys. It's a cloud-based platform. It's a lot easier. It's much, you know, yes. So the point is it's much easier. I went the much harder way. I went, you know, I love Ninja. I'm a geek, okay? I love to program. I'm a geek. I love to, you know, I love to tweak around. Really, I think to be honest, if you look, if you're asking anybody in my room who's taken these tests and trading, they're all trading trade of eight. So let's do that. If you want a simplicity, that's, I don't think there's any question that that's there simple. Yeah. What about Africa? Africa is a big open question. There's lots of, the problem is, it's regulatory issues, you know, with lots of African jurisdictions. So it's an open question. It depends on what country. I guess, no, South Africa is not permitted. So most of Africa is probably not. Yeah, Africa is a tough continent. But Latin America, Europe for sure, Asia, Australia, you know, Asia, Singapore, all those regions are very, very open. If you're anywhere in the OECD, it's almost a done deal because all those countries have kind of really strong regulatory regimes and they're all very, very comfortable.  He's been trading, you know, Nasdaq and NYSE stocks forever, right? So when you're trading listed, you don't even think about the idea that your price could be different from somebody else's.  That's a huge, but when you're trading Nasdaq on a CFD basis, Nasdaq's CFD at one broker was gonna have a very different price from another broker. When you're trading it on a futures firm, it's the same price. It's that price that comes from the Chicago Marketplace Change, like I told you. So it's a very real experience with very little doubt about your execution capabilities. I have a question about whether I do a fundamental trading course and I do and I'll drop the link for the course in the chat, although, yeah, here's my fundamental course. And if you ever have questions about anything you could always email us, Kathy at bktraders.com or Boris at bktraders.com, we'll be more than happy to follow up with any questions. Yeah, 100%. You know, and if you join us, you're gonna get introduced to our Discord, but you can chat with us 24 hours a day. You can message us. It becomes a very, very community-based experience for everybody, so it should be very good. Thank you so much, Pastor, for having us. Yeah, that's the thing. Boris, it's so funny, I've listened to you guys and it's like, it's exactly, you know, back in the old days when I used to prop trade too. And yeah, I mean, it's a good way to get started at the beginning, especially a different style, you know, kind of helps some people to get off their feet a little bit, who really can't afford it. I mean, that's one of the issues.  But I'm more interested in just the classes alone. I mean, just learning. And what I think everyone should do is take advantage of that just the class alone itself because you're gonna learn exactly, you know, a style that's pretty similar to what we do. We trade very similar, you know, like, I think we more or less trade about 70% the same. A lot of it is more just the discipline, the psychology, you know, the fundamentals on it. We're really, really similar comes to that. Once you get through that and you learn, like I was trying to tell you, which I'm gonna pick up after everyone here because I'm gonna teach you a little bit more on the psychology part of it and the level four part of it. But when it comes down to that, you really have to kind of like, learn how to lose first before you can bake. It's nice to do someone else's money than yours. Exactly, exactly. And it's a great way of, you know, losing without losing your shirt, you know, like sort of learning without losing your shirt is what I mean as far as that. And you know, and Faust and I have both come from a market making background in the old days. So that's why, you know, the markets don't change. Prices change, instruments change, but markets don't change. We've been in markets long enough. They follow very, very predictable patterns, especially on an intraday basis. They just, you know, if you watch the markets, if you watch the markets for me for three months, you really understand everything that happens in them. It's like a three act play, opening, middle, end, right? Once you understand that it's kind of like a drama, it becomes a lot easier to begin to see where the opportunities are on a day-to-day basis. That's what I hope to open your eyes to and hopefully make you profitable off of that. All right, all right. All right, guys, well, thanks for coming. And listen, Kathy, you have a very safe trip to Singapore. And if you ever need to fit someone in a luggage, I'm always available for five, seven days a week. Boris, look forward to having you and look forward to seeing you guys back when you come back soon. And guys, we're just gonna take about a minute break. We're gonna take over from here. And Boris, thanks for coming. And Kathy, thanks a lot, I appreciate it. Thank you guys, bye-bye. All right, so can everyone see my screen okay? Just really quick, I wanna share this with you. Everyone can see the PowerPoint really quick. Just give me a chat. All right, good, good, loud and clear, perfect. All right, so what's gonna pick up? I know we're running a little behind. And I wanna kind of talk a little about some of my favorite trading tools and strategies. You'll see a lot of the things that Kathy spoke about. And Boris, we trade very similar, but I wanna get into more of the style of using level three and level four. So I'm just gonna share a screen really quick with you. I did a really, I did a post on my YouTube and Instagram. I did a really big, great little trade on my Instagram and YouTube and TikTok on family file social media. But I don't know if anyone here watched it, but I did a trade on Apple. I was showing you something about what happened with Apple. Now, the reason why I'm bringing that, listen, I rarely trade Apple, but Apple is Apple and it's one of the fabulous seven stocks out there. And what really folk really brought everyone's attention to those videos is why is this stock going up and why is it going down? What is driving the stock? And that's what I wanna bring up over here. Hold on a second. Let me just bring this up here for you so you guys could see it. This is a stock that we're in our trading room by really quick. But here's Apple. And I wanna bring up the bigger chart right here. All right. So if you look at this right here on this Apple trade right around about mid-July and then in December and then going into January, the stock had a very difficult time getting close to $200. Now I know that this big rumor went out, this big thing that happened over in Europe, the $2 billion lawsuit was a lot more than they thought, $2 billion for Apple, they're over a trillion dollar couple. That's a thousand billions, believe me. They'll make it up in probably in one day of selling iPhones. But some of us are looking at it, but by looking at it that way, why did it go down so much? I mean, that is a huge catastrophe in a short period of time. And you could see it that the stock has a very interesting trading range. And let me just get my crayons out here and share it with you. Hold on a second. So you can see how it's like, it goes up, hold on. It goes up, goes up, comes down close to this 170, goes up, never made it to 200, but it came back down to 170, went up, came back down to 170, went up to the 200, came back down at 200, came back down. Now we're back to here, to here, to here, a little bit over here. And that is going way back over here. We go back in history, see it there. So the thing is this, can anybody tell me, all right, why is the stock, first of all, why is the stock hovering and always bouncing at 170? Can anybody answer that question? Why is the stock bouncing right around here for the past year at 170? Exactly, okay? If you can't answer this question, you should probably maybe consider trading someone else, you'll have someone else trade your money for you. Not that Thomas, it's a triple bottom. It's a support level. It's a major, major support level, okay? Now, what makes a support level everybody? What do you think? What made a support level? Thank you very much, Mike, Bill, Nadia, anyone else?  Listen, the whole purpose of why we're here is to learn why we are making money and why we're losing money. David, you're right. Everybody, if you all said the same, everyone's saying pretty much the same thing other than one or two of you. And then, I don't know, some of you, I think are just maybe nervous to answer it. Buyers, buyers are what control the stock that makes support levels and resistance levels. Now, the problem with the chart is you can't see the buyers and sellers. But I wanna bring this over to you again. Hold on, let me get my point throughout here. I'm bringing this back.  Right here, you'll notice this big red line and there's about a 364,000 share buyer. And then right here, around 170, you got 130,000, 38,000 seller because we're below it. And now you can see, because here's where the stock is trading right now. Look how the stock is having a tough time. It does not wanna break 170. 170 is a major support resistance level. If you're above it, it's support. If you're below it, it's resistance. We broke it, now it's becoming a resistance levels. Now, what I wanna kinda show you is this. All right, let me just change the slide here. Play the drawings. And let me zoom out a little bit further for you. I wanna go back in history. Now, do you notice right around $200, there's a, right here, you could see it. There is a, almost a 900,000 share seller out there. And you look over here at 165, you could see that this stock obviously has very, very big support and resistance levels at 165 and 200. All right, now let me go back to the chart. Do you notice anything very unusual about why the chart is acting the way it's acting? Okay, because the only reason why it's acting that way, it's not because Mr. Fibonacci said so. It's not Mr. McDee said so. It's not about the RSI. It's not about some moving average. It's not what some mathematician did. It's what the orders did. Now think about this, in the next few moments, I'm gonna ask all of you, you tell me a stock that you're in and we're gonna check it out. And we're gonna see if you have that game plan, where to get in and where to get out. Because it's about following orders. You see, all estate traders trade very similar. The biggest difference that separates us than other traders, which you might hear a lot of them might have the same type of strategy, is that some of them are not like Boris and myself. We were market makers.  We're not out there trying to invent a new indicator or invent a new alert service. What we like to do, we just follow the orders. And that's what separates people from being winners and why they're losing in the market. So let me just clear this out and let me get back to my PowerPoint. And where is my PowerPoint? There we go. So let me kind of tell you a little bit about what we're gonna do and how we're gonna trade. But before we do that, I just wanna let everybody know that this is strictly educational purposes. I'm not making any guarantees or warranties that you're gonna be successful at it. It ranges from student to student.  So now that we went to the live markets, we looked at a couple of examples. Now this is what we're gonna cover. I'm gonna talk about what we just covered, how to follow the smart money, how to use NASDAQ TotalView, which I like to call level three. We're gonna talk about level four. Why do 90% of the traders fail and struggle in market hours? We're gonna talk about large cap stocks, small cap stocks, how you could do it on a swing trade, how you could do it on an option trade. And then also how to read charts very correctly, which most people are reading them backwards. Now how I got started, I don't know if anyone here has ever looked at my history, but I'm actually 52 years old. I started when I was like 22. The news for 30 years, I love what I do. But what I love more is helping people like you to kind of realize how to trade the market the right way. And the right way of doing that is not only surrounding yourself with great traders, but also going out there and showing people what you do in the market. Now at the end of this presentation, I'm gonna invite every single one of you to come into the trading room to see it live. Not only that, I'll give you some workshops. I'm gonna give you everything else that comes along with it. But you could see that with Boris and Kathy being there, us great traders surround each other with great traders. I like to listen to Boris. I learn something new every day. Do I really need to? And people ask me like, I thought you're a good trader. No, great traders never stop learning. Never stop learning. And that's how we become very good at what we do. And not only that, but when you learn from all the traders, there's always one or two things that just makes you feel good about yourself that you're on the right path. Because the more you keep hearing people that are very successful at it, that doing the same exact thing makes know that your person who you've been learning from, that you like their style, you're doing the right thing. The hardest thing to teach in trading is more or less, which I was talking about earlier with Boris and Kathy, is that it's just mainly the psychology part of it, the greed and the discipline. Now, at the end, I'm gonna give you guys my book. You can go to Amazon, you can be happy to pay me $40. But if you stick around to the end, I'm gonna give it to you for free. I think you guys are gonna love it. I'm also a regular guest on a lot of TV shows. I was just on Nasdaq. If you have not watched that, you can watch my little trade that I talked about in the video. If you saw where the video is today, we'll talk a little bit about that too. But it's nice to know that you understand exactly what happened in the past and what happened in the future. And by having a being on these TV shows, believe me, they want you to succeed just like everybody else.  And they actually lose money in the long run. Now, just also a little history about myself. I'm first generation Italian. My parents always taught me, say, listen, you wanna be very successful in trading. You have to surround yourself with people that are very good at what they do.  But if you like what you do, you do whatever you can to surround yourself with people that are very good at what they do. And fortunately, living in New York, being surrounded by some of the best traders in the industry, that's what I basically learned. Hold on a second, there we go. Looks like my, this is not good, my computer's running a little slow. Just changing the slide here. All right, can everybody hear me okay? Just wanna make sure, just wanna do a quick, there we go. There we go, all right, good. All right, so quick question for everybody. What kind of trader are you? Okay, so if everybody could just, we could just do a quick poll up there. Just kinda tell me, what are you guys, what kind of trader are you?  So everybody could see this really quick and then we'll kinda share the poll with everybody. Now I'm an actual day trader and just like Boris is and Kathy's a little bit more of a day swing trader also. If you wanna be a good swing trader and people get nervous about day trading, but if you wanna be a good swing trader, you wanna be a good option trader, you have to learn how to day trade first. It's because what happens over the course of the day trickles into a swing trade and a new one investment. So I'm gonna end the poll, I'm gonna share that with everyone and you could see that there are a lot of you trading all multiple markets, which is awesome, okay? Now, just to remind everyone here that everybody here is gonna need to learn a little bit about all the different markets, okay? And by understanding about the different markets, you're gonna know how to basically find out what works within your timeframe, your style and everything else.   We could have the debate, but you know what? You like what you like, but we all do the same thing. We all like cars and we all know what we need them for. Another quick poll question is, just wanna ask everyone, who trains you, okay? Are you self-taught? Are you basically a, just wanna do another quick poll here, nothing can come up here, but who really trains you? Are you self-taught? Did you learn on YouTube, everything like that? Just wanna be able to get that up there and running and while everyone's filling that out, let me go out there and just go into what makes these stocks go up and go down. There we go, there's a poll. So just really quick, everybody can fill that out. How long you've been investing and trading for, let's just do that too. Are you new? Are you, depending on it, how long you've been doing it for? Oh wow, this is awesome. I love seeing people answer this. Listen, if you interact, it makes it more fun. Kinda let you also feel where you are with everyone else. All right, so let me add that poll and let me share that result. There we go, all right. So you can see we have a couple of brand new traders, people have been trading for a while, which is awesome. And I like the older people here because now it just shows you that just like you can never stop learning as a trader. Let's talk about the markets breaking new highs. So listen, we had a good run of the market. We do have crashes. We're gonna have a crash all the time. Listen, I like crashes. And the reason why I like crashes because that just gives you an opportunity. It's just not the market crash. We just talked about Apple crashing. And the question is, there's always gonna be something out there that's trading the market that will give you the opportunity to do that. Now, the next thing you have to ask yourself is when is it gonna hit the next top? When is it gonna hit the next bottom? We can look at all the charts and try to analyze it, but it all comes down to one very big thing. Who's running it up and who's running it down? Let's talk about NVIDIA really quick. Why is NVIDIA moving up, all right? Now, it's all about buyers. Buyers, buyer, buyers are running up that stock, okay? It has nothing. I know it's a whole AI thing. I know it's all about the, you know, but like, but why this price? You know, today it's almost at a thousand dollars. I mean, I try, it's funny part is I try to take photographs of this thing and I make these PowerPoints and they're like, they're not outdated. It was just $800 by the, by the couple of days ago. It's just that, it's just nonstop. It's pushing it up higher and higher. The thing that we teach our students is following the money. That's all you really need to do to get better at trading. If you know what's driving it up and you know where those buyers are, that's gonna prepare you to where to get in and where to get out and put your limit orders. So I wanna talk about the tools that we use. When is it gonna, when it crash, it will be ugly, Chris is saying. Chris, you know what? That's why I like day trading. I'm not in it right now, okay? And if it crashes, that's somebody else's problem. I'll tell you what did crash. Now that you bring it up, okay? I wanna bring up a stock really quick here. I wanna show you something. Hold on one second. Here's a stock that crashed. Did you see a stock SMCI?  And you could see it ran all the way up to a price about 1100 less than a month, okay? That's, I mean, that's unheard of. Well, actually, you know, it's not, we added one couple of them. We had one just yesterday, but it did crash and it was ugly. It went from like almost 1100 all the way down to 700. It was pretty ugly, but you know what? It just broke all-time highs. So the thing is you gotta be in cash. You just gotta know where to get and where to get out. Let's talk about level two really quick, okay? Cause now I wanna teach you the tools that you need to succeed in trading. And by the way, what you're about to learn right now, please stop what you're doing because what I'm gonna show you is it's gonna be extremely disturbing because you're gonna start to realize what drives these stocks to go up and down. So my question to everyone is this, does anyone here have level two quotes? Let's start off with that, level two. Yes, Chris, it's always great to take advantage when the crash happens, absolutely. And we saw that and a lot of people learned pretty quickly and got involved after COVID. David, you have level two, okay? Anyone else have level two quotes? David's the only one that has it. What about you, Ellen? I didn't hear from you. What about you, Mike? Irving, James, everyone? Okay, good. All right, so a lot of you say you have it. All right, so let me explain to you what we're looking at and then you're gonna see why level two is outdated and it's not gonna help you out where there's something a lot better. So let me just get my crayons here and let me just start working this out. These are your buyers and these are your sellers. You got three columns. This is the brokerage firm or exchange. This is the price they wanna buy for and this amount of shares they wanna buy. Whoever wants to buy the stock for the most amount of money is up on top. Whoever wants to buy for less money is down at the bottom. So what you're seeing here, fellow traders, is you're seeing what Tesla is trading at that exchange. NASDAQ, New York Stock Exchange, EDGX, the CBOE. The problem with this is that you're only seeing the best buyer and the best seller price at that exchange. You're not seeing all the orders out there. So you're kind of trading blind. It's basically looking at a level one version that you see on the TV of what the stock is trading at. Now, this was good 30 years ago but it doesn't work in today's times. So regardless if they brag about it until you got level two quotes, big deal. It's nice and moves. It shows you got real time but it doesn't help you. This is what does help you. NASDAQ book viewer. Now, book viewer, I'm almost like you could say like a speaker for NASDAQ on their book viewer because I mean, I'm on there every month talking about it because the exchanges want you to know how to trade the market. And let me tell you what the difference is on level two and level three. Level two, you're only seeing the best bid and best offer on NASDAQ. On level three or book viewer, what it's called you're seeing all those bids and all those offers on the NASDAQ. Let me repeat that again. You're only seeing, let me be if I draw it I'll show it to you a little bit better. You're only seeing this bid and this offer. Now on NASDAQ you're seeing all the bids and all the offers because you might have a bigger buyer at just a lower price. You're not gonna see that on level two but you will see it here. Now, let me change the slide and show you how we utilize this data. So we're looking at Tesla right here and Tesla from the market open went from 181 and it dropped all the way down to 174. Now, why did it stop at 174? It looks like it was gonna stop here at 177 but it didn't. It dropped all the way down to 174 and then at 10 o'clock it had a really nice run all the way up to 179. How would you have able to know and it was gonna bounce? It wasn't what happened in the past it's what happened in the future and the future is this. There was a 218,000 share buyer sitting down there at 174.  Hold on a second. Just wanna get my pointers out here so you can follow along. There you go, see my little dot here? So you can see right here, there are buyers at every price, 177, 176, 175 but when you got to 174 flat that's where you had the big significant buyer. You had a pre-dece buyer at 175 but the real one was down there at 174, okay? That's the prices you have to look for. That's the prices that make the stocks go up and make the stocks go down. Now, let's look at a resistance levels. Amazon, great run-up, nice little push, went for 165 and then right around this right a little bit after the F-Hours it hit a major resistance levels right at 175 and it came right back down to 167. That is a significant loss and I know one minute you'd be making money next minute you're losing money. Why did you pick that number right at 174.50? Well, when you look on the offer and you look at all the sell orders you got 3,000 shares, 2,000 shares, 60,000 but right there 174.50 you had a 200,000 share seller. That is what we call an iceberg order. That's what drove the stock down. Not some indicator, not some bolager band, not that none of that. That's the reason why. Why is that? Because that's where the money is. Now, let's go over a couple of stocks this week. Let's look at Google for example. Google right now, just from seeing what's happening here at this moment in time, it's trending down. Now the question everyone asks is this, every getting into a trade and you're losing money and you're like, I'm like, what do I do? I bought it, it's starting to trend down. It's like, do I sell it here? No, you don't sell it here. You gotta sell it when there are no buyers out there. We first have to be patient and we can't freak out. We just gotta say, okay, listen, I got into a bad trade. I need to know, is it gonna continue to go lower or am I coming up to a big support level and to have that big support level I need those buyers. Now, when we go to the Google book viewer, we notice we have 144,000 share buyer here at 131 and another big buyer of 100,000 at 13070, which is not too far off. So when you add that two together, you're talking literally almost a quarter million shares looking to be bought. Now, when you work your way down, the buyers and sellers, 1,000 share buyers, 300 share buyers, you're talking a six digit number. That is a lot of shares and not only that, but that 144,000 share buyer, 131, there are 696 orders around the entire world that make up that order. That's a lot. Well, when you look at the chart and then you wonder why it bounced between this 131 and 13070 and it was hovering right there and it shot right back to 133, that's the reason why. Now, my question to everyone is this, did I lose anybody yet? Did I lose anybody on regarding the buying and the selling? Good, everybody's following along. That's what I want to hear, okay? Irving, you doing good? Mike, you doing good? Bill, Jill, James, good. Listen, trading is really not that complicated. The hardest part about trading is just being just a little bit more aggressive, being a little bit more confident and not second guessing your thought on a specific stock. You just have to hit the button and say, okay, listen, if they're buying, they're buying, that's it. Now, let's look at a stock called AMD. AMD, same thing, stock is trending down, okay? Next question is, do we take a loss or maybe your, here's your opportunity to buy it? Well, the way you know where your opportunity to buy it is where everyone else's opportunity to get in and we work our way down. We'll notice that we have a big buyer at 175, okay? There are 300 shares, 300, 300, kind of weird, a lot of 300 buyers out there, 200, 1,000. Then we get down to 175, we got 44,000 shares. So if I was to have a game plan and I wanted to buy it, I wanna buy it where the 400 orders are out there at 44,000 and then when you look at the chart and you were patient and you waited and you waited, look what happened when it got right to that number. It hit that 175 number and it went right up to 177, less than 30 minutes later. Make yourself a nice two and a half dollar trade on that, 1,000 shares, I think you're done for the day. Let's talk about resistance. Let's look at Lyft. Lyft is going up, right? You ever own a position and you wanna know where to get out?  So when you look over here and you look where the sellers are, that's the first thing that we look for. I have a profit in Lyft. I know Lyft was a $70, $80 stock, but to get to $70, $80, it's gonna hit, everybody's looking to take a profit. The next biggest sellers are out there around 720. Guess what?  Do that every day, $100,000 salary. You just threw it at a $100,000 salary because you got greedy and now you're down to 670, all because you didn't follow the orders, all right? Morning runner, let's look at Intel, another example. 114,000 share sellers sitting there at $44.50. You might be seeing this stock out there, you might seeing this trend go up there. What do you think happens next? Boom, stock goes down. I mean, I don't know how many more examples I need to show you, but this is how I was taught 30 years ago, just follow the money, okay? Remember, you did not make a single penny until you sell the stock, that's what trading's about. Now let's talk about breakouts. Listen, what is a breakout? A breakout is a stock breaking at major resistance levels. So let's go to Coinbase. Here we have a nice little run, coins tested in this big iceberg order of 31,000 shares at 186, it hit it, it hit it, it hit it, right? And then you could see it over the course of the day, it kept testing it and testing and testing and what was happening here is that seller was getting executed. What happened when that seller eventually got executed? Boom, stock ran up to 190. I think actually Coin is at like almost like 230 now. So how do stocks make breakouts? Well, obviously somebody was holding it down, someone was trying to sell it, but someone said, hey, you know what, you wanna sell it? I'm interested, I wanna buy it and you got a lot of it, that's great. I'm happy to buy it from you. You wouldn't be able to see that unless you had NASAC total view. Now this is what we call iceberg orders. Iceberg orders are big blockboard orders and the reason how I came up with this word iceberg, I actually did a video on it on my YouTube channel. It's not what's on top of the water, it's what's on the bottom of the water. When you see an iceberg from a distance, it might be this little, little, small, little cap, but it's not what's on top, it's on the bottom, that thing is massive. And unless you had the right tools, like level three, you would never be able to see that. This right here is the level one. You're seeing the best in the best order. Down here is where you're getting to see the level three order and the level four order. So once again, did I lose anybody yet? Always have to ask, always have to ask. Now the question everyone's probably asking me right now, how do I get book viewer? Well, here's my personal email address, okay? So vowstopeak, can everybody just write this down? Or just send me an email right now and just say book viewer, okay? Or whatever it may be, just write that down if you're paying attention. I don't wanna send you to the website to buy it because if you do, you're gonna go out there, you're not gonna have the default set up properly and you might make more harm to yourself than not having to know it at all. What I wanna do is I wanna give you some workshops that I did on it, some very quick little workshops so you can kind of follow along as these things are happening, okay? I have a couple of ways of setting up those defaults and everything for you, all right? Now the next question people ask me is this, as you're taking an email of me right now, by the way, I'm seeing you guys email me. John, Mike, Bill, I see you guys email me, thanks. I'm gonna send it to you right after we're done today. I used to have to pay $1,000 a month for this platform. Now imagine being 22 years old, 30 years ago to come up with $1,000. Some of you would be like, I don't think 95% of the people would not do it. Know what everyone says? Let me try to make the money first. If I like it, then I'll go out and buy it. Well, I was one of those people that didn't wanna be part of the 95%. I was the 5% because when I was introduced, and I was taking onto somebody's wing to show me this is why people fail and these are why people succeed. I'm like, well, I don't wanna fail, I wanna succeed. I wanna make this as a career. That's why I'm here and that's why most people aren't. But I got good news. It doesn't cost $1,000. It doesn't cost $100. They lowered the price down to $15 a month. Now, this is where I am a little confused with everybody in this room. Who here would not wanna see more than 50% of the total volume of every stock that you're trading on the exchange for $15? Blows my mind. I see people spend $15 on a cup of coffee, okay? I see people spending $20, $30 now at a cheeseburger, going to McDonald's, whatever. This is your business, $15 you're paying. You don't wanna pay $15 to see something that you're always wondering that there is something out there. Now, by the way, this is not my platform. I don't own it. I don't work for NASDAQ to be very compliant, but I'm a very big advocate for it because they know you need it. They know I do a good job teaching it, and I'm here to kinda tell you why you gotta get it. And if you can't, and please don't take this the bad way, if you can't afford $15, you should not be trading today's markets, okay? Now, let's talk about level four. Now, level four is what I showed you before. It's a little bit more expensive, okay? But without going out there and worrying about paying so much more money on a level four platform where you get to see it more of in a heat map, it's pretty good just to start out small. But let me tell you, when we go into the live trading room, what you see here for 15, once we show you how that works, and then you'll see this, then you'll see what the big difference is. But right now, I'm gonna treat this like when I first got into the business. I am not gonna tell you to go out there and spend hundreds of dollars on a platform when you could start small, which you didn't even know even existed for $15, all right? But like I showed you earlier, this is the reason what you're saying. Here, getting back to Apple, this is level three, this is level four. So if you don't mind just looking at numbers, that's great. If you need something to adjust your eyes more of a heat map, then we'll go there. But as of right now, we just gotta start somewhere, okay? So let me just clear these drawings and I know we're running out of time. So I kinda wanna get into certain things and kinda show you some things that happened. So let me just change the slides right here and get right here, okay? So how can we learn more, all right? Well, this is what I wanna do. There's no better time to learn how to trade today's markets than what's happening. 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But that's what I'm not here to sell you. What I'm here to sell you is I want you guys to come and see it live in the market and watch us do it live, okay? We are there from 7.30 in the morning to 4.30 in the afternoon. And all I'm asking for is $9.  All you need to do is you can click that link up on the top left in the chat room or you could take your phone and you could scan that QR code on the bottom right-hand side.  Now, this is what you're gonna get, live commentary in the trading room, you're gonna get full access to our chat room, you're gonna get traders talk, meetings that we've had, hundreds of hours of that. And also, what you're gonna get on top of that is this. It's a money-back guarantee, okay? And if you're the first 20 people that register right now, I will personally give you a free coaching class. Now, people like, wait a minute, I could talk to Falstow for $9. Does he really need the $9? No. This fellow traders, what you're getting right now is this is an application to be part of our room. We need to interview you, okay? You're filling out a resume, okay? We need to know if you qualify to trade. There's not a lot of you here that qualify to trade and please, you'll probably be very thankful, okay? Any at Tom Dick and Harry will be happy to just teach you and take your money. We don't do that, all right? But we don't want every free person in a trading room. We had over two, 300 people here today. I know everyone will be there today. But listen, we can't invite you all to the room because some of you are really not, you know, it's not for you. So, but the way we know you are is just pay the $9, let us know you're a real person and you're gonna get all this great stuff that's gonna come along with it.  And not one last thing, ladies and gentlemen, because one person was asking me, what happens after seven days? Zero, we're not gonna charge you a single penny, okay? We'll have that conversation. We'll let you know what we do and how, if you're qualified or not. But in the meantime, this is just a application to let us know that you say who you are and that's it, all right? And then if you feel it's not for you, we'll give you $9 back, all right? All for just $9. Question, so if the trend reverses and we're no major buyers and sellers to the move to an iceberg, we'll call, that's a great question.  Just because it was in the past is not indicative of the future, okay? And you'll see that live in the market. You gotta be able to see those orders. Another question person was asking me coming in here. When can we start? Personally, I would start immediately, okay? You'll be able to start right after we get off this event. If you're going away or maybe you're at work or maybe you're watching a recording. When you register, you're going to have a questionnaire which is gonna be five questions. Let us know a little bit about you.  On that calendar, you'll pick a time when we will be able to talk. You'll do a walkthrough of one of our education advisors that didn't want to show you and give you the best experience. I'm very big when it comes to customer service, okay? I know a lot of people lag that and we have a very big staff at CTU. We're gonna work with you and we want you to have, to see what we do here. And then, like I said, and when you're ready to start, you wanna start next week or whatever, whatever works your schedule or open, okay? Does BookViewer work only on specific platforms or broker systems? No, JK, so BookViewer only, it's its own standalone platform and you're getting it directly through the exchange, right through NASDAQ, okay? Some brokerage firms do offer it, but I always tell everybody, don't listen to those other brokerage firms because some of them say they have it but they really don't, okay? They really don't. That's basically what comes down to it. And the only way you're gonna know you're getting the exact data that they're telling you is through there. But listen, before you worry about buying it, don't worry about it. Let's start with this first with the $9.00. Let's watch the trading room. I'll show you the trading room right now. Actually, the traders are in there right now. This is the trading room and you can see these are all the traders on the left hand side. And what you'll notice right here is everybody buying in the room, right here is our alert service, right here in the middle and here's our chat right here in the bottom, you see we're posting up videos and screenshots. Right now we have no live audio commentary because we only do it in the first hour and the last hour, but this is everything you're gonna get. Does Bookview give you cut for new subscribers? No, JD, I don't get cut. I don't listen, I don't need their, and even if they did, what am I gonna make them $15? Okay, listen, I don't care about that. You know what I care about? I care about people making five, six figures doing this. All right, that's where it comes down to it. Any other questions? Any other questions? Where do I get level four from? So Alicia, the level four, if you click on, just send me an email and I'll send you the link. Where to get it? All right, I've passed the PSTU court, but before anyone will buy any product, let me show you live in the market how it works and then we'll go from there, okay? That will probably be the best way of going about it. Just a couple of screens, couple of a shout outs really quick. Who we got here? Alvin Ross from Columbia, South Carolina, just got your registration, welcome aboard. Chantel from Florida, just got your registration. Thank you very much. Sherry, just got your registration, thanks a lot. Alex, got your registration. Alex R from Chicago, thanks. Any other questions? Does Book Viewer provide orders on NASDAQ stocks? No, actually, Brady, it actually, you get New York and NASDAQ, okay? I preferably like to trade the NASDAQ because there's more liquidity on it, but New York really doesn't have as much liquidity as the NASDAQ, but you can still get those orders and see them on New York, absolutely. David, you registered yesterday. Thank you very much, David and thanks for coming back again. Hopefully, listen, it's always nice to hear it over and over again. You always learn something new. All right, what else we got? Do you have a description of the difference between level two, level three, level four? Yes, JK, and I'll kind of explain it. In that workshop, we do go over that in detail, but let me just tell you really briefly. Level two is you're getting the best in the best offer. Level three, you're getting all the bids and all the offers at that exchange. Level four, you're getting aggregated all the bids and all the offers at every exchange. So you're getting one, you're only getting one times. Level two, you're getting 20 times and level three, you're getting 20 times and level four, you're getting over, probably over a hundred times of the volume that's out there in the market, all right? Any other questions? Now fellow traders, listen, it's $9. I know it's not gonna break the bank, okay? I know you all could afford it. So if you wanna understand the concept of day trading, you wanna know it's like to be around with a 30-year pro that's been doing this for a long time, here's your chance to figure it out, okay? It's just something that you need to see live in the market. And even if it's not something that you're thinking about, what is $9 gonna cost you? Is that gonna make you or break you?  Listen, the only way you're gonna figure that out is you need someone that's good at it, what they do. The reason why people fail in trading is because a lot of them were self-taught, okay? And a lot of them are just, they were never a market maker, okay? And not only that, but they weren't really day trading. They made a day trade into a swing trade, a swing trade to an investment trade, and that's how they failed, all right? This book will work out data on futures, indices, and SME 500. It has it on the S&P, it doesn't have it on futures, not on futures, but you do have it on ETFs, you do have it on all that stuff, absolutely. Any other questions? How much money do I need to get started? That's a great question that I always get, $9. That's all you need is $9 to get started. Don't worry about the brokerage account, don't worry about trading, how much money you need, all you need is $9 to do it. That's where we start. Because everyone has this misconception, they're like, oh, what about the day trading rule? What about the, I'm in a different country, don't worry about that right now, okay? Trading, we love teaching trading. Trading is one of the best jobs in the world, and I'll tell you why. You are your own boss. You can come and go whenever you please, you can do this anywhere in the world. Why would you not wanna do this? I mean, look what happened with COVID. Everybody was trading the stock market, okay? But then you wanted what happened to all those people, they lost all their money. And a lot of them are now coming here today, and like, you know what, I loved it, but I don't know, I made so much money, but I gave it all back, you know? And they're like, why is that? Well, listen, anybody could have made money when COVID hit. If you just stepped in when COVID hit, everybody did great, okay? But I could show you a lot of those stocks that did great, got destroyed. And the only way you knew that is by following those orders. All right, traders, listen, I wanna get back to my, I wanna get back to my traders. We got a couple of good stocks I'm making some nice little moves right now. PLTR is moving up pretty nice. Just show you right there, you can see them. PIK, look at the stock that they're trading right now. Just had a big push right here. Just ran from 320 to 440. Wow, big, big run up there. So you can see them actually talking about in a chat room. These are things that we look at. Question is, why is it going up? Who's running up? That's what I gotta show you. Couple of last minute shout outs before I go because I'm pretty much filled up with the top 20 of doing the coaching with me. I just got a registration. Few of you from out of the country, actually. Thomas, Thomas B, I don't know where you're from, by the way, ESP, I guess Singapore, I guess. Just got your registration. Alvin just got your registration. Welcome aboard. Who else got here? Lisa got your registration. Thank you very much. There's the link fellow traders, $9, money back guaranteed, nothing billed after that. Get in the trade room, see what it's all about. Look phone is seeing you all there. And if you didn't register, listen, don't worry about it, I get it. Maybe you're not ready, maybe it's not the right time. If you're watching recording, you know what? You could maybe get to hear it a few more times, but just remember you have to learn before you could earn and you really need to not learn from one mentor by several mentors, all right? So we'll see you all then. Thanks everybody for listening. Thanks for sticking around all the way to the end. And I'll see you all in the trading room and trade safe.