doing those things along and so being so patient. So thanks a lot, my name is Rahul Rath, I'm a senior developer with Wal-Mart A in Mahalo. I work on web applications, I build web applications and I want to do applications for the other team. I'll be talking about progress in web apps and what design considerations you should have and you really want that, that's what I'm talking about. So before we start, how many of you downloaded the UX in the app? The link that was sent yesterday. Nice, nice. So what, so you just summarize the steps that you need to do. You need to do app store or base store and then download the app and open it up, right? So what happens if the app store isn't there?  So that's what progress is about and for the presentation, I'm going to talk about how they are more app-like rather than the other application-like. So to start off, let me tell you how we all ended up on the progress in the library. So we were part of an event in Wal-Mart in the greenhouse. It was a cross-chill, pretty cool, I don't believe it. So the team back in Babylon, we wanted to build customers for the end users who were in the store managers. A solution which was always available. So yes, My Labs. But we didn't have My Lab developers. So that's when we started investigating the words progress of the apps. So progress of the apps, oh, so yeah. How many of you have already heard about progress of the apps? Great, great. So if you have, then you would know that they are sort of the future of the mankind, right? They are going to bring back the rainbows and the unicorns and bring balance to the force. Anyone, any Star Wars fans here, good? So you know what the force is. And in the process, it moves the mobile forward. And then back to the mobile and then to the other. So this is what I read in one of the blogs at IOL. So what progress, so if you are currently working on an application or you want to build an application, an application which utilizes JavaScript or uses JavaScript frameworks, and you want to progress it, it has the experience of the user. So this particular, or this whole concept of progress of the apps is something that you should be looking at. So progress of the apps are applications that are built using modern web technologies, which deliver app-like experience to the users. They are from pages in browsers to top of the items at the users' phone screen, which means your application is always available on your phone screen instead of going and running it on the browser. And they have a little bit of a performance. So features that are exhibited by the progress of the app by the form of generally is that it's responsible. So we are all designers here and we know that applications that you can develop now or design now need to be responsive. Applications are instantly loading. They have push notifications. You know, you can re-engage the user back to the app if they have moved on to something else. You have the add-to-code screens of the driver is coming nicely on this, but here you have add-to-code screen feature, which was generally what the native applications sort of foray, and they are fast as well as they're secure. Okay, so there was supposed to be a money here with an image, but yeah, okay. So what I'm talking about is if you see the whole problem of making your users wait for your application to load, then we all know that the longer you make a user for your app to load, your application to load the chances are you want to bounce off to something else. So the need of the app right now is to have instantly loading applications. Robust in the apps, the waiting, for waiting, instantly loading, what is done is through service. But before we get into what these robots are, let's look at benchmarks that we should be looking at when we are sort of looking at what is the timeline that the app is actually available. So let's look at the time that was paid to. It is a time when you're getting the user a feedback that something is happening. You click on the icon, you have the app comes up, you show him the loader image, sort of a talk bar, the user gets a feedback that he has something is happening on the app. And it was paid to say, is your app actually available? It paints about the full content, saying they want the headline text, something that the user can find useful. You show them what the outline of the application is, show them the cards, show them what they are expecting. And for meaningful interaction, this is when the app is actually available for the user to use. If the user starts tapping on the page, and we have actually interaction with the user. So that is, so the idea is to reduce these three benchmarks as much as possible. The time has to be as much as possible. So the way you, this looks like, actually nobody, how many of you like this? Okay. The idea is not in this guy. I don't want to see an offline dialog so no matter how cute and how thick it is, but I want to build this guy. So if we do not want, of my applications, applications should be available for the time. So the way you do it, or a professor about this to service workers. Service workers are scripts that run in the background. They are separate from other ways. Think of their life as a separate trend. They respond to events, network requests that are made from the app on the page, and have an intentionally short flight span. So they are powerful when it comes to offline usage. So you can actually cache whatever content that you have opened, so that when you are offline next time, you can actually go and use the application with the content that has already been cached to the right side. And we offer significant way in terms of instant viewing, like I was talking about, instant viewing applications, so your applications can be done, but go faster. And since you are not getting your data from some server, your application becomes that, but go faster. So this was something very interesting because as a web developer, I really didn't have to worry about offline. My users were always in front of some sort of computer, laptop, and they had internet. On the mobile apps, that was more difficult. I am right now, I do not have internet on my mobile. So I'm not the network, so that's fine. Okay, so that's when we started doing that instant viewing and offline caching because I do not want the users to go back and look at that line or something like that again. All right, so let's talk about how applications definitely end up loading on the browser. We know applications see over the browser, applications come in, right? What happens is you have your HTML that arrives on the browser. It goes and makes some requests, gets the JavaScript, gets the CSS, the JavaScript gets passed, and that is when your application gets used. So this very, this whole beast is tied before the HTML arriving and the JavaScript getting passed. The next is what most of these frameworks nowadays are doing is you have server cycles, hydration, where your HTML comes in, your view gets painted, but if JavaScript still hasn't come in yet, the JavaScript comes in and gets it all, which means you have a view, but you really cannot do anything with the application. So there is this uncanny value between usability and the sleeve of the app line. Next is where we really should be looking at getting to. This is what we call as progressive render versus bootstrap, where the HTML arrives, the view that I want to show to the user starts coming in immediately, and then the application progressively enhances and gives the user sort of a progressive experience, where the application unlocks its feature in the user. So depending upon how much time the user is, where the user is, the application reacts accordingly. So now we were talking about service app, service workers, so this gives us an opportunity to start thinking how our applications are made. To take a step back, before you get into all the architecture at all, think back what sort of an application you're making. If your application is a more data-centric, has a lot of data that the user needs to see on the night, then probably this is a unique way to think what you need to do, or what is the architecture that you need to do. So what happens with application shell, is application shell architecture is where you set the most necessary content of the application down to the network first. Say the tool bar, the drawers, a few guards, with the most necessary information down to the network first of the application, or the user gets to see this information, as quickly as possible. And then you dynamically populate the list of the content that the user is using for the application. So the major things that you need to consider when you're making a progress of the app is, it has to be responsive, but it should be having an active hosting feature as a PDP you should be making it as app-like as possible. I knew that you should be doing the application shell architecture and then actually pop it. So make it as much of an app as possible. I was thinking of not talking about any specific framework, but also frameworks as such. But the framework that generally you can use for making a good video is using React. I didn't want to talk about React, I wanted to talk about Angular 2, because I don't know if I'm going to actually talk about it. So it was finally released on September 14th, which happens to be in the US today. And you know, any application that you build on Angular 2, it's automatically progressable. So it makes your servers work well by default. You have a cache manifest for caching and everything. So you actually have one developer which can make applications for all the platforms and the application is automatically progressable. So I was looking at one of these blogs and since I was not a designer, I wanted to know what the design considerations that I should be keeping. When I was developing what designing a video lower, and I came across a blog by Owen Campbell, who talks about what the considerations should be. And a few of these recommendations that he gave were really nice. So one of the things is these pre-transitions shouldn't really feel slow when you're moving from one speed to the other. It does not depend upon the network load another page when you're moving from one speed to the other. The technical area should give you a touch feedback. That's it. So when you are sort of scrolling between your interface, if you find a chance or accidentally touch or tap or work on an element, that shouldn't give you any sort of feedback. The content shouldn't jump as a page load, which means if you're on a page and it's literally happening that hasn't got the images that are coming in the page actually jumps, that shouldn't happen. But at a non-content should be selectable. And provide an easy way to share content, which means if your application is sort of a, you can give a social sharing part in your application, the user should have to navigate from one part to the other. Give the sharing part as much easier as possible or easier to find as possible. Use system fonts as much as possible. Avoid only web-like designs. So you are building an app. Use as much, keep it as much as a web-like as possible. And that interaction should be limited very well or not at all. So, yeah. So these are a few references I would like to talk to you about my idea of spawning. I'm probably done. So if you get a chance and you really want to know what the purposes of the apps are and much, much more detail is going through this, I will probably be sharing this on some, either a slideshare or somewhere. There are a few other references below here. Yes, I'm done. Please be in touch with us when we like it. So, is it possible to have a native app and have a kind of, is it like you would suggest we have a view or having something like progressive app or something that is dynamic, that is going to change a lot and the structure and everything having a native app is it possible or not? That's a nice little question. So, basically, I was, I was just, so you do not have to worry about the content and things, you think. What do you need to worry about if your app is changing at all? What if the next year when you come in and there's an app which is a little different than this? What if the top panel has changed, what if the structure has changed? You need to go to App Store or some place and you have to download it, right? With the application, with this progressive app, you do not need to do anything. One year later, if it's still available there on your home screen, you just download the application and refresh automatically, right? There is no doubt in the process. Now, coming to whether you have a mic or would I would suggest using a Matthew for content refreshing applications, you really do not feel that's mine, obviously that's my personal opinion, but if you just want to build one application which will work on all the different platforms, go ahead, this is what's up. But if you already have a native application, if you already have a native application, what you can try and do is build this on the side and then try and get removing that whole native application from it. See, Facebook is one of them, right? Look at, look at, has their own progress in the balance there being the ones who started the whole revolution in India or through the front rounds, right? And they already, they also have the native application. So it's that much more difficult to get out of the whole native space right now, but like I said, it's the future. I think Apple doesn't. Apple doesn't support it, right? So that's why, so one of the things is that still so much dependent on Apple. And I use an iPhone, I know how difficult my applications are on this, but we will be there, very honestly, and if you really want to see at what applications are supported on which platforms, I would never mind going to a site but we don't do it on drugs. There are this list of all the progress in the maps that they have gotten their hands on and if you want you can look at what sort of platforms is supported on.


Now we're alive in YouTube. Okay, so welcome everybody. So the for the bookmap Academy Meeting and the goal here is coaching and mentoring That's part of the a huge part of the bookmap Academy And through your documentation of your trading activity and identifying elements On the chart me in order flow will help you become a better trader. So We want to we want to have a really strong community. We want to have Really good traders in our group and this is a vehicle to leverage that and become much much better Traders and and help you guys out along the way The the Academy if if you're not familiar with it if you're new in here, let me just briefly go over it is Let me bring up the web page here all right, so this is where you can sign up for it and Get information about it and like I said, so you will be helping yourself by documenting your trading And then we will be helping you with mentoring We'll provide a network here of Other traders you can bounce ideas around with we will give you pre-released access to new add-ons and products and if you become really good in here and make the quotas and thresholds of The content that you're creating we will Bump you up to the bookmap Academy and you can get bookmap for free in here If you double that quota you can get something like the MBO bundle for free as well That's step two step three is you can become a coach some of the coaches in here will go through some of the trades and that's what they have now gone through the Academy and Turning around and coming back in and helping junior Academy members to make it through the the process here and then ultimately you can become a streamer So you become a streamer Someone like Tom B. Doug plus and Moby are all from the bookmap Academy. Oh Hold on a minute here. You guys cannot hear me in discord Really Okay, I should be now. I'm showing it as Can you not hear me in discord? This is odd If you if you can hear me in the new we put a new chat room together for you guys I'm connected so it's over here. I mean we're in stage right now Presenting but you can go over to the hashtag bookmap Academy We put this whole new section together here for you This is weird. Okay. I do not know why I'm not working in you to in discord All right, hold on a minute here. All right. Can you hear me now? Is that working? Dan do I have a Audio you have audio still now. Okay? Hold on a minute. I Can't hear you unfortunately It's not showing up with your audio on the stream either Okay Just a minute guys. Sorry about this Okay, how about now? Okay, I think I think you found it Dan. Can you hear me now? Yep, coming through loud and clear. Okay. All right. Thank you. Sorry about that guys anyway I was just going through the The bookmap Academy what it is and for those of you in discord you guys already know what it is And are partaking in it So we're gonna go through some trades in here. Anyway, this is where you can sign up. There's FAQs, etc and then you'll need to come over to our discord and request a spreadsheet where you will document your trading activity and then Like I said, there's all sorts of things like free market pulse is what we're Testing now and want to give you guys access too so that you can play around with it and try to find Any sort of edge there using this so Be screen share to discord again, please. Okay, so you guys cannot yes, there we go. Yikes Did not go smoothly. Okay. How about now? Is that good? Dan, is that good? Should be working fine Yikes all good. Okay. Okay. Sorry guys. It's uh, I don't know why I didn't have access to this to this room Anyway, we put together a new room in here and as you can see over in discord so that that might have been the issue and Just to just to show you guys so you can see the the new structure in here is here Under bookmap academy we we made a its own little section in here and then you can see the The We're in the stage room here We're gonna actually open up the voice a voice channel for all of you in here and then the the new text room for a bookmap academy is here and Then applicants that are new you you guys will come in here and request your spreadsheet in here this room in here will be for content and Feedback in just all about trading Within this chat room here. That's the plan moving forward. All right, so anyway, let's jump in and we'll go through some of the feedback And then I want to go through crash f16's Imagery here first now. This is from coach slowdown. He's the one that gave the feedback here and We'll go through him to begin with here because he's been doing some really good work in market polls And that's what what the focus was for this meeting here So we'll start off here and take a look at what he's looking at. So overall really good information here it's You know highlight it easy to go through and understand And how one might use market polls in here? so slowdown suggests that Know which particular market polls in balance Is featured in the sub chart Volume pressure price change, etc. Might might be good so other other than that though here We can take a look at it and we can see the You know what he's looking at down here. He's looking at some iceberg by volume and also the the price move up In here off of the buy volume as you can see Icebergs in these areas in here. So he's buying the dips on the way up and look how he's matching this up This is one of the nicest ways that I've found As well crash f16 to use this tool With the volume pressure is to you're in an uptrend. You know buyers are in control moving this market higher And then you're looking for These pullback moves and how much better can you find it when you see extreme volume? But it is still in an uptrend And you're looking for it to continue on up as well So beautiful stuff. In fact, you can even you know probably fade the the edges up in here That is kind of dangerous as as its countertrend trade and you don't know how far it might go up anyway, so I'm some really nice stuff in here And very very simple very straightforward Yeah, that's what we just just mentioned in here then this note and then Let's see two quick tests of surfer iceberg With high cell volume finally leads to the break. Yeah, okay, so Yeah, really really nice volume studies here in the trend and really nice use of extreme volume pressure in reading that Here in the sub chart and mixing that as a really powerful confluence into your charting Okay, so really really nice example there. You've been putting a bunch of these examples together one after another this is exactly what we wanted to cover and and Why because this is how you can use this tool. This is how you can find an edge Okay, that's why we want to give this to you in the academy so that you can find an edge And use this new tool before others do You know, you you'll be a bit of a guinea pig you you'll be Having to find that edge and study it and it is in beta So, you know, there there might be some crashes or some some changes in the in the future versions Anyway, another one with here here with a volume pressure and balance And then places to join in the trend So, yeah, again, just very very simple very very clear.  This is something that I found as well it just kind of touches these areas in an uptrend or another way to look at is I Look at the mean kind of mean reversion type of idea in here I don't know it's not really mean reversion, but It's the idea is in here kind of all of all of this in here Well, the bottom look at the bottom edge of the yellow rectangle. I'm just drawing in here right now a Lot of times you will not get these extreme readings in a trend So, you know, you can also look for it But you'll have to do your back testing and your studying like if it does do something like this And it doesn't give you that extreme reading Right there, but it is up, you know below the average in here, and you know, you're in an uptrend Maybe that's something to take a look at as well. Now just again, this is a confluence. So look at Your your order flow look at high liquidity in here look at how it reacts in this case, there isn't high liquidity in here because we're looking at the NQ and You don't you see the high liquidity over here. So this is a beauty right here and Yeah, and you see high liquidity actually in here, which kind of stops things for a bit But the the buyers overpower it so some good stuff there and Alright, let's move on Yeah, I like this. I like your comments slow down quite a bit That it's keeping it simple in here crash f16 So some some really not you've got lots of different market pulls tools up here You got your volume pressure volume pressure and balance. You have your support in resistance support and resistance Inbalances as well And playing around with a few different of the these are new the support and resistance ones in here and Looking at those areas in here and looking for an edge So keeping it really simple and then you can see the market pulls Showing the liquidity pull in some of these areas in here All right Yeah, let's let's Open the mic here if if there's anything that f16 you wanted to go over and Had any comments about on any of these three images See we can give you the mic Yeah, good afternoon, Bruce. How you doing? I'm doing all right. How are you? great, thanks My first name is Kelly just my call sign from the military's crash. That's what I go by in the room Okay, so you are actually are a f16 pilot or were Yeah, sure was. Wow. Wow. That's that's excellent. Our CEO was as well, but Anyway so, yeah, I mean You've been just like really coming up with one after another in here really I really like it the simplicity like Slowdown mentions in here and also just these use case scenarios very simple very clean very clear Is there anything you want to add? Yeah, you know, well first of all, thank you for letting me join the Academy junior applicant program Excited to be here and I love this tool for me. I've got a bunch of standard trade setups that I use But the biggest tool that has enhanced my trading over the last year is is coming on board with book map And then with the examples that you have shown and and actually if you know probably next time You show a couple more that there'll be a few more examples of Precise trade entries off of the VPI the volume pressure imbalance Where I'm combining it using some Fibonacci's and some moving averages But I find the pinpoint Entry actually with with the market pulse indicators that you basically showed here. So to me This is a fantastic tool. It adds an extra dimension of precision on trade entries I think that you know, it's probably three things that make really good traders Number one, you got to have the patients to wait for the right time, right? Then to you got to have really good entries So you maximize your gains and then three you got to have missed risk management and for me book map with market pulse now adds the precision to the trade entry and helps with Legging out I personally try to I tend to leg in and leg out of trades So I don't blow, you know, all my all my lots at one time I try to get in and get out and Book map with all the indications that you already indicators that you already shown has really helped me Leg in and leg out of trades over and over and over again without much risk So I don't have a lot to add other than, you know, it's a great tool I love using it I think I have a lot more to learn obviously since it is new and I'd love, you know, keep playing around with it So okay pretty much I think from a simplicity one more thing just from a simplicity point of view Obviously we can overdo the charts and talk about every single dot cell volume, you know cell stop Cell sweep absorption. So when I put the charts together, I'm usually trying to show one specific point Even though we can add more so I'm glad you like it with simplicity because sometimes I feel like somebody might, you know Say hey, well, you didn't talk about this one. That's not necessarily the point of every slide Each slide is to depict something special that I'm using within the book map tools So that's kind of the intention of how I'm I'm charting. Okay. Yeah, that's that's I mean, I think that's a good self criticism there that you know The simplicity of what you're doing here is is studying and integrating this new tool And this is very very clean and clear in my opinion. This is the way to do it the You know marking up with charts like well if you if you look at I mean like this one's probably one of the better ones Because you're looking very precisely here at volume And you're looking at your reading here In in the market polls. So, you know, this is it's the volume you're looking at maybe first or maybe you're looking at, you know liquidity or context in here and then you look at the the market polls tool as this added and You know precision kind of Confluence to add to your charts. So That's it's a good Self-criticism I just think that You already You're studying this particular tool and getting into the details I would be curious to know about like how you're you got the volume pressure one down really nicely more about this one here about the integration of the maybe support and resistance and Keep keep going and we'll keep we'll keep covering it Excellent. Thank you. Okay. All right. Thank you. We'll move on to CMJ here and we have also D&T matter and then I'll hand it over to Jack and let him take it away So, let's see here. I'm sorry. Let me first get to slowdowns a reading here Again simple and clear like slowdown continues to stress this and in the presentation last time He showed his evolution as a trader, which I thought was just fantastic It showed that he was marking up the charts with many different things and Identifying the elements that was step one step two He started to look at very specific things or more specific things That gave him the insight that he was looking for that that resonated with him But he's still marking up the charts kind of in general there's just less markups because he knows what he's looking for and that developed and Parlayed into his strategy and I have some images that will go over maybe after after Jack on Slowdowns, it'll it won't take long But I do want to give the feedback there on slowdown and also for Rob Rob's been been working really hard. So I want to go over his evolution as well. So let's take a look at this anyway the Example of market pulse pressure and balance in the sub chart as well. So let's jump in and so you're talking about it stop run volume pressure and balance exhaustion at the VWAP and Let's see buyers lift through the volume pressure and balance to the upside, but sellers can't push through volume pressure. I'm sorry the The VP balance in balance to the downside so potential clue. All right, so here's your move back up Your VP OC migration higher here You're in Tom's room going through Tom's Process and and documenting up your charts again I do like the simplicity in here there looks like you know, there's a lot on the chart here But you only have a few notes and that is key, right? So anyway Move back up into here and I would say that Well, and then you see them to move back back down here and then exhaustion. That's nice. That's really nice to see Is these little details in here the? lack of selling at the bottom of the range and With other, you know volume pressure or I'm sorry volume profile Areas that you're gonna find an edge in the order flow And you can see it's just kind of shy of your high volume node in here And then a move back up as you can see and a beautiful entry really really nice on that You see the exhaustion bottom of the range you get in And I can't see quite if there's a big green dot in there. Yeah, there is this is it You know so looking for taking it back up to at least in here For a quick trade you grabbed it and you still have another one on up here So you can you can move your stop up Reduce the risk and maybe even look for another pullback and entry etc. So night nice example right there and I'm sorry. Let me go over the The volume pressure in balance here the delta so you can see it in here As well, which is really really great. This is kind of interesting here. I've been seeing this as well You're getting an extreme reading here But it You know, you're kind of in the middle of the range So, you know, you're not taking your profit there. You're waiting. You're looking for your very specific area one way to potentially Consider this then is if you're getting your extreme reading in here Maybe it because I've been playing around with it and then I get stopped out So maybe you can move your Your stop up at that point and consider how you want to manage it Right because a lot of times you get this extreme reading over a little structural area in here And then and then it moves back down for one more swipe lower here before it comes back up but I don't know just a just a suggestion in there and And let's see here Yeah, good example of trade management is what slowdown is saying And the scaling etc Everyone manages a little bit differently And and hindsight is just that Yeah, good job Suggestion slowdown says The ad seems a bit like a chase as we approach the high volume And previous structure will pull back again. You still have room to get your scale in before it. Okay, so I guess this is example 2 in here Yeah But you got your VP or your VP OC migration here Okay There's your exhaustion beautiful. You've got the exhaustion down. This is this seems like your thing You know, so that that's that's fantastic. This is where you can get the edge using board Border flow understanding that you've got a retest back up here and there's no interest Right, and you know that they were starting to trend down. You see that migration of your Your VP OC Yeah So is this an entry in here? No, let's see One a minute here. I know slowdown has put it together here for you. Yeah, here we go down here Yeah, I like your your entries as well You know the you could probably even get a little bit a little bit better in here It's hard to say you don't really see a lot of cell volume bringing that down at this point here It does look like it's in here So yeah, I think the entry is good. There is some risk there Putting that on but Let's see you you you add in here or took took some off and added in here Yeah, I I kind of agree with maybe a bit of Chasing in here or maybe a bit of adding risk in here on the ad Worked out pretty well. You only had a pullback a slight pullback in here before it comes back down again but Yeah, which makes sense I mean, we've got this kind of little swing in here and we do get the bounce out of that little area in there Yeah, beautiful stuff though with it with your targets, I would agree and exit on overnight low as Predetermined target. Yeah, really great great feedback great image D&T matter will go through this and Context interpretation example, okay overall Identifying a potential shift in the market in context annotations are clean and understandable Additional notes at the bottom here So let's take a look at this and we'll look at suggestions. Okay. I like again clean and clear This is this is how you know as slowdown has gone through this process. He's He mentions as well like you're looking for focusing and getting really like Clarity from what you're doing With your markups, what are you looking for the cleaner and the and the clearer it can get The more you will understand your own setup that you're getting Your building okay, let's see here Okay front running liquidity You get a bit of a pullback here, but it does not fall Hey, you're V you again. You're looking at the volume profile the shift up here of the I volume node And then you're asking a question up here Hard hard one in here. I think on on a read on the order flowing here There's just more buying pressure. It there's really not a whole lot underneath here a little bit of a spoof Maybe or a little bit under here, but a wall of liquidity yet the buyers were able to charge through it So what that's that is kind of kind of funny. I remember this day I think it was a pretty strong move up with a with a lot of Momentum behind it, which was just able to chew through this this high liquidity Until it was just about up in here And I think we got one more double top and then it failed some something like that Yeah, nice You've identified this before D&T the Possible trap volume in here really nice with the delta volume Column, yeah, and then you're looking at your higher time frames and In the columns, etc. All right Good stuff in here. Anyway, some really great notes. I don't want to go through them all in here that but you know slowdown has provided them for you and I'd really recommend it to you read them through in detail here Let's see he does say suggestion here of the delta volume at the bottom can also give additional help to looking who's in control Yeah Okay, so just some other confluences in here in some of the Delta volume bars to consider Okay. All right Jack, let's let you take it over here Share your screen and I will rebroadcast it over in Here in discord It is not gonna. Let me share my screen Hmm gonna be a permission thing. Okay the buttons literally read it out Okay Let's see here Dan, are you able to take a look at that? Eve, I can't Add you in here trying now. Okay Wait, we we set this up before and we didn't have any problems. So I don't know. I'm sorry. We're having problems at the moment Since you're rebroadcasting I can pop up into another channel and in stream now. You won't be able to share it that way No, no, we can give it to you here Just read it out. Well, let me share still Yeah, it just says unable to share Just try pressing control R and quickly reload discord She loved that nope still still share my screen is red. Hey, I love the new stage set up Just takes a little bit of hiccups. That's all. Yeah, no, we we like it too. It is It was set up last time. No problem. It's just one of those. What is it? What is it? What is your your?  Oh deaf not jack, right? It's very creative Well, we're doing that. I'm gonna go ahead and link the The first trade I'm gonna be sharing. It's with Sombra one two three Okay, I'll link the picture in the chat here as well as a link to the post itself If people want to take a look at that when we're going so they can make it bigger on their screen if they choose to Extra stuff maybe we can give them a roll Dan about that You just do a temporary roll and then remove it later. Yeah, we can just just give you Here you want to try Control R one more time here. Yeah, give me a second though. It's gonna kick me again. So give me one second sure Nope, still see unable to share screen You have my slides. It's in the slide that we linked We could just do it that way and then mess with this later if you want because I have everything Numbered and everything you saw so yeah, yeah Let's just go that way and then you and I can fix this later Power through.  You just need to give you the right permission here Okay, try it right now control R again. Give me one second. Nope Okay All right, so let's see here It's the last link in our DMs. Okay We're asked for the flood and it's just three simple slides. Okay This one here Sombra That's the first one. It's zoomed in really far. Yeah on my screen this one That's it. Okay, great All right, take it so for those that don't know I'm a jerk I'm one of the book map coaches here. I try to help out wherever I can I've been away for some IRL stuff But things are things going pretty good right now. So I'm back and kind of getting back into things The three traders that I looked at today. The first one was Sombra One of the great things about Sombra's content here is and we'll see this again He starts with his context He starts with what he's thinking from the get-go and he labels that right at the bottom of the chart here And you can see that the number one there in his context is you know, the market gapped up And he's looking for kind of continuation on that especially with news coming up He wants to see continuation from that news In the direction of the gap up higher and from there He also notates that he's looking for V-Pac Acceptance and migration and you see that in the orange line there where volume point of control moves up This gives him another bullish indication adding more confluence to his trade Which I find really great and then one of the things I want to highlight here is he doesn't just enter right here He waits for the market. He's patient. He lets the market come to him. He lets it take out some stops at three He's looking for a test of V Whopper a swing low and that's exactly what he gets right there You can see in the structure right there at three You get the push down that nice strong impulse through the resting liquidity a push up then a swing low again A higher low and that gives him the confluence for that entry there And and that's where he starts to scale in and that that's his long mean reversion now People often look at mean reversion, but it's important to understand and Bruce mentioned this earlier Sometimes that could be counter-trend in this particular case. It's not counter-trend He's mean reverting to V-Pac in his trend direction This is a great confluence setup and you can really see it here And one of the reasons why I want to highlight that is counter-trend trading is dangerous and when you try to mean reverts on A short in the markets trending higher You don't know how far it's going to short before you know You might get V-Pac migration or V Whop migration just kind of moving further up and end up stopping you out This is a great setup utilizing those concepts And acknowledging those things and still trading in the trend direction And we can see that he gets his confluence to his target his initial target and you'll notice that That target is where the previous swing low before the impulse that to was and it kind of forms out little balance there And you can see where he scaled out is his purple arrow right there It kind of has a little support level right there And then you get essentially a double top before you get some continuation and can solve consolidation there Right around five. So those are really really great concepts there And then what I want to highlight here is he looked at the management of his runner at six Which it's always great to manage runners. Sometimes you can manage them aggressively a little bit more conservatively in this particular case I think that the management was a little too aggressive He ends up getting trailing stop essentially He moves his take profit, of course But it's essentially acting like a trailing stop at six And you'll see that if you look at six on the right hand side of the screen But you also look at the left you can see that that area had volume trading You're in a volume area and you can also see that in his session volume profile or his cumulative volume profile You can't tell which one it is in this case in that far right there You can see he's at the apex of a volume node. So there's a lot of volume there So he ends up getting stopped out at the apex of a volume node when it might have continued trading through there And there's nothing wrong with that. This is a great runner. I think that that's like a 10-point trade just glancing at it So there's nothing wrong with that But if you're looking for more of those kind of trend continuation days Look at those volume nodes and really manage them appropriately and try to watch He could have put a stop a little closer to VPOC or a little closer to where maybe his initial take profit was that way He would have just you know doubled up his profit or he could have maybe put it at VWAP or something like that So there's just some considerations there to just kind of keep in mind He does a great job though And you'll see this in another another one of the users that I'm going to highlight here Utilizing cloud notes utilizing custom notes keeping track of his higher time frames transposing them here Going his volume notes so he can see literally everything that he needs to see as he needs to see it So these are these are really great setups I really liked this. This is one of the best ones he had And that's really all I had for Sombra if we want to go to general Iro next I believe Yeah, hold on a minute course And I'll link general Iro His image right here in the chat as well and you guys can take a look at that one as well So if you want to see that a little bigger Okay There he is there. How about that? Yep. So general Iro is fantastic and one of the things that I like about general Iro is He's doing something a little different than everybody else for the most part He's utilizing book map inequities and I love book map inequities It is one of the most enjoyable forms of trading for me especially when you add some of the different strategies that you can do like VWAP standard deviations and things like that He has a really great series of images and this was just one of them I could have picked literally any one of them because they're very similar He's got his higher time frame consideration at number one there. He's he's got a daily level He's got he's got a key level that he's looking for and he's looking for a trade confluence based on this level And from there in this particular case, he's looking short. He notices that you got a lot of ball buy volume Initially, and then it just kind of dies out You get a little bit of exhaustion and you get this longer term liquidity That your buy volume went through But then there's nothing and he sees that there's passive liquidity in number three kind of Putting that overhead pressure on things kind of pushing things down or forcing an absorption to occur Meaning that price would have to push through that level if it's going to do so He also recognizes At six at the same time that they're pulling liquidity at that area So now that that lower level of support below price has been moved And price is pushing from the top end Staggering its way down. This is a very good kind of order flow volume confluence that you can look for in the order book That will indicate a good short And he does a couple of other things here in number four He notices that there's overall low volume and you can see that If you look at four and then look right around I want to say probably 946 947 of time frame just above six You can see that price action is moving Pretty far. It's about 20 cents Which is which is pretty substantial in a $22 stock But it's moving that 20 cents and there's a lot of bid-ask spread in there And a lot of bid-ask spread there is going to cause several Kind of spiky moves and that's what you kind of get here In this and that that's what that low volume is giving and then he can see that exhaustion at five And his push lower and so he notates his entry Right there at 2240 Notating with the exhaustion and his target is that that view op area that initial 2170 area where that lower liquidity is in the order book as a whole I think that this is great overall One of the best things about this. This is one of his better stop positions as well He places that stop above the swing highs. So His confluence is we're going to push lower because we didn't push higher So i'm looking short. So he looks short. What invalidates his strategy at this point Well, if we push higher because he thought that we're not going to push higher So it's really great to see how he's annotating his stops And it's above a swing high You know that you have that overhead liquidity kind of pushing things down This is a really great setup. One of the things that he didn't mention Is right around that 950 time frame on the chart there There is a ton of buy side exhaustion This further supports that push down. So you got that initial impulse down But then you've got this imbalance push back up And then a ton of exhaustion this signals. Hey, there is no appetite for buying right here We're going to push lower probably to that liquidity That's just kind of resting in that order book right there and then maybe Maybe have a run or go a little further just depends But this that order flow right there really does not signal buy at all That signals get out if you are a buyer You do not want to be in that trade and he's in the right side of the trade shorting the market right there This is a great setup. I really loved this. Um, and he has several others as well Um, what's also great is he also has his candlestick chart. He's very similar to me He you know utilizes multiple charts. Nothing wrong with that. I love to see You know kind of picking and choosing bruce. You'll see him in his streams He'll also have his higher time frame his candlestick charts off on the side and pull them up What he needs to to kind of like give more confluence and stuff our eyes are going to be everywhere and it's about Understanding the little things one by one by one and then putting them all together and and building a book out of it essentially so This was a great setup. I really liked it. Um, and but that's pretty much it for iRO I think he's going to be able to talk, correct bruce Uh, I actually I don't think I don't see. Oh, there he is Yeah, he's got a mic available. Oh, okay. Yeah, he waved his hand. Okay, great. Let's bring him on Um, so iRO if you just press press the speak on stage button down at the bottom Um, I should bring you up to the stage. He might have stepped away too That's okay. If you'd be He might have stepped away We can move on if you want to and then if he comes back, we can always come back He's trying here. Um, oh is he? Yeah, I don't see anything on my answer. Yeah. No, he's in there. He's got his hand up So I We're in the here. I'll show you here. So Uh Is this button here, right dan? Yeah, yeah, so it says speak on stage Minds leave stage because i'm on the stage. So just just click on uh, you know speak on stage That ought to do it Okay, you might there might be some issues in here again Uh, sorry about that. Um Right. Yeah. Yeah, that's that's really a pity. That's exactly why we move to this venue here Uh was so you guys can speak Yeah, so we could alleviate something less Yeah, exactly. Um, and uh, we did we did test earlier with uh with a lot of guys. Um So, uh, let me see if I can quickly get you in here This is really great. He also traded maderna one day Um, he keeps an eye on a firm Uber and a couple other really good stocks And these are fantastic and What it really highlights is you know, you don't need to trade the indices You don't need to trade the futures. You can trade currencies. You can trade futures currencies essentially Or you can trade equities and you can really see kind of all of these passive liquidity and you can see these different areas Actually, one of the things that I did want to mention I'm sorry general ira if you if you can hit control r on your uh On your keyboard and that you should be able to come back in and click Enter the stage So I'm sorry jack. What were you saying? Um, one of the other things I wanted to mention in in equities and we didn't I didn't really do this at the time equities have a tendency to really like the quarter dollar levels or the the psychological levels those those dollar Increments and you can see that the liquidity really sit at those points um And you can see kind of some of those areas like the 50 cent mark the one dollar mark and a lot of times There'll be targets and you'll hit those targets and front running those can be really really good. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, totally totally I would I I like um, not only your image the image here, but your Um, uh mentoring here jack and I I totally agree like uh From the get go about equities and and understanding the order flowing here In equities is I think it can be very very clear sometimes This one here like you went through it and it makes really good sense that you have the absorption Absorption here. There's still more buying pressure now. It's totally absorbed up here. You're getting some exhaustion You're getting that spread widened out as you had mentioned you see the order book Starting to come down a bit in here Here you have that absorption or exhaustion in here, uh, and then Uh, the sellers come in uh, and they pull here too. Yeah, they pull too this this I mean and that is the setup So you are looking for a test down to here It scares me though like this amount of volume and momentum. This is a strong move Uh, but um, I mean for this is why you can lean on look at these, um Uh, especially in stocks. I think it might be better Uh, you can lean on some of the order flow in here Uh, and this is something to to study to take away and look for this turning this into your setup Uh, because what what ends up happening is this, um volume up in here Uh, as you can see they pull away really quickly, right? Well, that's going to be everyone's going to be stopped out down in here right so, uh If you can Although this looks scary in here you have your reasons For this activity to unfold in here And then and again like you had mentioned in here on the pullback. Here's your impulse move here as well Uh, and then on the pullback you got your exhaustion in here So you would be looking forward to trade back down into this 2180 level Also, he's he's using the higher time frame level too. So that level where price ends up essentially dying He's looking at it to do something like that as a whole If we were to expect kind of an up move, I would like to see it, you know push through that level Then come back and kind of you know Test it and then get some more support and go further But in this case it like ran right into it and was like, okay I'm done and then you just see that bid ask widen just so much. I mean that's a 20 25 cent spread at some points Like liquidity just evaporated and and price just spiked 10 15 cents at a time there for you know, probably a good minute or so And then like you said, you just get that absolute dump once once that that resting liquidity supporting at six left There was nothing stopping it and it just fell out quickly And it falls right into the that, you know session volume No, right there. Yeah, so yeah, that's yeah, yeah, it's it's a beauty Some some some nice stuff in here. Um, I probably could not find a better equity short To to demonstrate like the different techniques and stuff. This is this is a fantastic example, honestly, so Excellent. I was really happy with it We got one more rubicon trader here.  He's he's been sharing images in the blue jacket competition and in several other Areas as well. I believe he shares in the future channel as well here So he's definitely no stranger to sharing his images and he he does a great job here Some of that writing can be a little small. So I I just kind of Copy paste. Oh, he's there. I see him Can you hear us general?  This is it. No Oh, that's rubicon. This is general. I wrote. Oh, got you. Yeah What'd you think about this setup general? I wrote Yeah, I think it's good Yeah, what did you like the feedback? Did you did you like the uh, The support of constructive criticism there like how you how you did everything exactly the way I would have done it essentially Back, but you can be a little bit critical Yeah, this kind of Like the perfect setup and I mean, this is a perfect setup. Yeah.  Yeah, this is great Yeah You have several other trades that are very similar to this. Is this kind of your your go-to is looking at equities like this Yeah, kind of Yeah, because uh Well, I've been using bookmark for now just two weeks Not really Yeah Nailed it. I was not doing this well at two weeks, man, and I came from footprints. So You know when I found out about bookmark, I'm I'm like I loved it and then like the last two weeks I just Going through everything going through the force Went through a lot lots of them This is great Yeah, I like I like this And yeah before that. Yeah, I was mostly using just the Just the high time frame level. That's it. And now like just because um now with the addition of the other stuff like the liquidation and Uh, the volume and stuff like everything about bookmark. It's like Yeah, it's amazing. It's like a nice addition and nice confirmation to the to the trade Yeah, and you nailed Every major concept that you can really nail In a setup here with the exhaustion looking at the volume the higher time frame inclusions And maybe it helps you honestly coming from, you know, looking at higher time frames as a whole But this is great, man. I really appreciate it. I really appreciate you sharing Are are you asking us to be more critical? Yeah, I mean I've been using it for two weeks Am I am I like a professional in two weeks? Well, you're you're I mean these are I mean really is it's like I was Kind of mentioning earlier In your your evolution you're already getting pretty focused here. Uh, so you're you're looking at some things. You're kind of like Already very correctly identifying these elements and then Putting it into your setup with stops and entries and targets as well So my only criticism is I would look at those quarter dollar increments That's that's the only criticism that I have looking at this and I don't mind being critical at all And a lot of the guys probably are like, oh, yeah, Jack is definitely critical But there's this is just a really good setup. I did cherry pick. This was your best one overall But the others are really really solid as well The the quarter dollar increments. So you have your stop there at 22 73 Honestly, I'd put it at 22 76 22 77 You have your target there at 21 70. I'd put it at 21 76 I I fade it by a couple of ticks that way, you know, because there's quarter dollar Increments you're going to get a lot of volume if you look at this, you'll you'll see it. You'll know exactly what I'm talking about And you're just kind of front running and back running you're using them As kind of like protective absorption layers so that like price has to run into those and then break through it in order to stop you out But when you're doing that when you're moving your stop further away, obviously you're adding more risk It's only a couple cents in this case, but Be aware that that that isn't is a consideration that you need to take into control But yeah, this this is great. There's really just not that much criticism on this to be perfectly honest The only the only thing I can think of here that you didn't identify is absorption Which would be here Around that big green dots for the first one too. The first one is it's not I mean it does pull back But and they're still here. They come back in with more selling Here, but they trade right through it. This up here though is totally absorbed Yeah, this is this it's it's absorbed and then there's not enough pushing it back Yeah, they try one more time here, but this is the death nail once we get the sellers down in here They're they're done So, uh, yeah, I mean like that's the only thing I can really think of So There's not a lot. This is really good. So I appreciate it. I really do So what yeah Go ahead ask. Yeah, I still have to figure things out. So like the absorption you mean like The liquidity get is getting absorbed. No, no Well, the liquidity is is is the passive orders here on the offer And the aggressors can't Chew through it. They they are absorbing the buying pressure Yeah, the aggressors are being absorbed essentially So like it's not going to break that level. So in the terms of like more supply and resistance You would get hard resistance at that point, right? Or in this case, it would be overhead supply Um to use the proper term So you get that overhead supply and that overhead supply Is too much for buyers to break through too many people want to sell Which just absorbs all of the aggression Once there's no buy side aggression, which you can see, you know, the bid ask widens at that point You get that pullback. So, um And I can show you examples of those and one of the great things about the program in general On your spreadsheet on yours, um, you have comments on each one of your trades that you have there, um, and then that you've shared and then if you have any questions you can reach out to me or You can reach out to any one of us really, but I'm the one who notated your stuff specifically and you'll see in your spreadsheet that it, uh I put my name up there. So, you know, it was me that did it Okay, that's good.  So you guys get, you know, different feedback from different people Yeah, I think the first time I had cmj. Yeah. Yeah, and we rotated him over So, uh, and and we'll do that, uh, you know, like last week or last time we had stan as a coach Uh, and uh, he'll come back in next time. So it just gives you different points of view. It gives you different aspects However, you can ask any one of us any questions that you have and we will do our best to answer or get the answer So you don't have to rely on whoever you're currently Talking to you can you can reach out to anyone of us or you can reach out into the into the discord channel This is why we have that there. Yeah, exactly. So this is this whole you can as and I just want to mention this again Because we just set this up today um for bookmap academy, uh, this little, um Section in here. We have the announcements. We have the if you're new to it You come into the academy applicant section and you request your spreadsheet or ask questions in here but we put this one together because You know, sorry about that guys. We should have done it earlier. This is where to put your content and have discussions about other things So you don't have to I I saw some comments in the academy applicants area like don't put your content in here Where do you put it? Uh, so here we we put a new new room in here So this is and I see you guys are already using it. So that's that's fantastic um, so, uh, uh, yeah, that's the new area here and then like I said, we'll open this up this voice channel See you guys can chat to each other if you like as well um Anyway, uh, let's see anything else, uh, uh, uh general, uh, uh, iroh or uh, should we move on to the next image? No, I think Okay, okay, excellent Pretty sure at your time Okay, let's uh, I will yeah, I mean I have a lot of more questions, but By all means you can always Yeah, yeah, just reach out and ask me. Yeah, I don't mind you can ask him in the channel or you can dm Either or whatever you're more comfortable with that's what we're here for Literally what we're here for sure. No, I appreciate it. Yeah, man. Thank you very much All right, and let me get let's get to uh, your last one here Oh rubicon trader. I've already got the slide here. Okay. Yeah Yeah, so Rubicon trader the text is a little hard to read so obviously I linked it in the chat there But I also put his trade thesis up above Um, and what he's looking at here is he's checking a low volume note Which is above the volume point of control and he's looking for a test and a rejection Of vpok shorting the market essentially and he's looking at a micro structure so um You can see his low volume note interaction there at that the 1a there that bruce has highlighted And then you can see two over there. You can see the break of the micro structure It's it's hard to see it In this kind of blown out image But he was notating it while probably while he was zooming in and out and you'll see us to zoom in and out That's one of the advantages of bookmap is you can kind of get into the micro minutia there Which he's notates at two and then he sees the stops that are triggering in Breaking his key level there And so he's not Worried that that volume is is buying volume. He's notating that it's stopping volume So he's kind of expecting once the stops are triggered and everybody's kind of done There's no more buy side aggression and he's going to get some sort of sell side rejection or buy side rejection sell side continuation And that's what you end up seeing there at at three you get that kind of consolidating pattern Once you break a level you expect some consolidation He gets that at 3a and then he gets the incoming liquidity. He's notating that at four With the arrows there And you see that he's notating the incoming liquidity, which is kind of similar to to general arrows You get that passive liquidity putting downward pressure And if you've got that downward pressure and you don't have any supportive pressure You're looking for an impulse move or you're looking for kind of a new trend direction Now what's great with this one also is he didn't just enter the trade. He's patient He waited for a pullback to his level and you can see that at five Um for a short entry. He didn't just take it as it broke the level He waited for it to come back to him. This is so important If you try to just jump into a trade while it's in an impulse move Your risk reward is going to be very very different scale-wise if you wait for a pullback You know where you had By your selling pressure You can get a more precise entry which is similar to what crash was mentioning earlier And using book map to get that more precise entry You can have a tighter stop. You can have a better risk reward And really that's what it all comes down to is getting more reward for what we risk in general And this is a great way to do that Um and we can see it at 5a He scales out of his profit now What's great about this scaling out is you can see in his chart volume profile as well as his session volume profile He's scaling out at the apex of a volume node. He moved from a low volume node And he expected to get to a high volume note He expected it to kind of transition there and he's leaving a runner to see if it continues This is great Take take risk or take reward when you can leave some risk on the table, but minimize your risk You reduce your risk now you've reduced some of that mental pressure that you're going to have when trading Which everybody's going to run into And you can get kind of more of those more impulse moves And you can see Like I mentioned in six his key level there, but you can also see at seven He's looking for his final target down there at the bottom For his higher time frame his higher volume node Considerations and so he gets that larger down move once that liquidity kind of just Breaks on the down move on that strong impulse and he scales out slightly in front of it and that's that's fantastic I love to see those kinds of things. Um And you really see it very well here And I think that it's really important that all three of these individuals are looking at not just Intra day time frames. They're looking at higher time frames. They're looking at Where the structures are in general and and looking for Confluence for their trades off of these topics and then using order flow for some of that confluence as well and these are incredibly important Concepts and it's great if you're using, you know trading off of levels and things like that But at the end of the day What a book not as great as strengths is utilizing the order flow Recognizing what's happening in the order book and using the volume that comes in or out of the market To influence your trade and to influence your bias and to make a good trade so It's important that you're using those concepts. Otherwise, you know You're going to be missing so much of what you could be doing. So Um, that's really all I had for rubicon trader. He did a great job here. This is this is a really good setup as well Oh, I forgot to mention rubicon trader his you could see his screen is like 50 50 He's got a lot of information there for his different volume profiles different cloud notes And you can see between the three different users that we've covered They all utilize that side of the screen slightly differently So you can get kind of a little bit of each one of their takes on how they utilize these tools Um, and you can use whichever one kind of works best for you I'm more of a general iro style. I don't really utilize the volume profiles nearly as much and I kind of Mentally have my higher time frame levels and I also have them on Like a more traditional chart like burst us But my internal intraday key levels. I do mark like mark like rubicon trader. So It's kind of a hybrid approach. Everybody does things a little differently But it's good as you can see different approaches here with those concepts So that's the last thing I had for those three. I appreciate the time Yeah, no, thanks. Thanks great great great feedback. Um, and there was something that just kind of you know, uh caught my ear that you you said in the end is about using this tool um and and one of the reasons why we're offering this this like coaching and mentoring, um Is so that you can learn from some of these ideas in here uh, because we we see a lot of content where like You know People are just saying oh well, it's you know the auctions are too high up in an area or too low in an area That's not very helpful for you What do you mean like in hindsight? Of course, it's too high or too low but when you start to look at some of these, um order flow, um But order flow behavior in in this context here that you get between The limit cell and by orders and in the transactions in the structure Uh, you can start to look at it and understand that the players are telling you it's too high Uh, because there is exhaustion or there's total absorption Uh, and a retest and no one's there to to buy higher So that's where you can look for it being okay. It's too high I'm looking for a mean reversion or I'm looking for a back in the range or the other side of the range Or trend continuation, whatever it is but that's where like This really kind of opens up And kind of blossoms for you to understand some of that behavior because it is in here In the order flow. So that that that was a really nice comment jack Yeah, no, I appreciate it I think that these are the most important concepts when we're utilizing order flow and volume is Like utilize the things that you can and and you know step by step by step work through these processes as you go Yeah, yeah Um, I wanted to jump into a few here um and go over some things that slow down, uh, actually I mean he's a coach, uh But he he he provided some images in here and I I want to go through them as well. Um, so Some good stuff. It won't take long And We'll just kind of quickly go through it in here But he's using again market pulse in here now He's got a couple of different lines in here in the in the sub chart as you guys can see Um a couple of different imbalances it looks like so, um Yeah, he's got his uh his delta in here, uh and Well, yeah What I what I really liked about this in here Is the um These the large volume okay now Because it's so simple and it's so clean and clear Look at these large spikes and volume, uh in your volume delta bars here Uh, and then you can start to look at also um the um Look at the readings here, uh in uh, uh the market pulse uh tool Right. So uh a large, uh delta plus minor minor market pulse, uh a dip here Not enough selling pressure to stop the trend Uh, and uh, you know, you can look for these this area these areas in here Maybe just wait for some bind to come back in and turn around Um, and uh and look for that trend continuation I mean the market is telling you something here, right in these areas here is not enough selling to drop it It doesn't even drop below the swing here Uh, and that's uh, that's pretty significant on such a large volume bar Uh, clearly, uh, this is going to be a uh, um If there's if we zoom in and you either see high liquidity in here or you're going to see a major iceberg order in here um, and um Again here change in delta, uh plus change in market pulse. All right. So uh, look at look at the um Uh massive volume coming in here, uh, and then you have the um market pulse in here But it's it's not it's not going down. Uh, so uh, uh follow the large cell delta Equals possible change, uh or stall in the uptrend in here, right? So you do get this kind of move back up, but you know, he now he's starting to understand um A trend shift Right using market pulse, which is really nice here. So instead of these little key areas for that trend continuation like, uh And he's looking for the the trend shift in here that large volume be be cautious now about this uptrend You're getting these extreme readings down here several times All right, so some uh some really nice, uh um I you also show it here the sustained green on the upside, right? So This is something that that I I was noticing as well about like you get these sustained readings in an uptrend The well, how do you get how do you get into the down into the uptrend on the down moves? Well, you can look for it in market pulse like he is in here But sometimes you just maybe you won't get those those market pulse moves. I mean you can see in here You don't get it, right? so You know splicing into it might be kind of a challenge But uh in this example here, he's got some really nice ones That uh, this is beautiful. Look at these little areas in here. There's no liquidity around High liquidity up in here and just trends right up into it. Uh, and then notice the shift in here um the um Another one in here, uh, this is uh at the the opening here 30 minutes after uh, the um Yeah sellers in control. Here's your open sellers in control You can see the volume dots volume bars. Uh, and then the buying comes in here and uh buying above the structure. This is this is your uh, um You're kind of your spring idea or just trap volume in here or maybe a stop run or or both And and but look at the clean shift though. Okay selling buying All right, so you know the the buyers are are starting to take take control here now Maybe the this is as far as it went and the sellers come back in But here you see that buying coming in again Right, so uh, you're looking for this continuation Uh, or he is top of the range. Uh, high liquidity Back up into these areas in here Uh, and then the battle for control up in here the back and forth Uh, and that's very typical uh after the Right, uh, so uh another one in here this one. Um I'm sorry. Was it this one or this one here? Oh, I just wanted to mention something about this one in here Uh, he's got his market pulse extremes in here again kind of similar to what we had just covered uh this uh his spring checklist uh, so Uh, this is something he put together as you can see Uh, and I don't know if this is something he has like uh on his Um On his desktop or whatever, but like what I want to show in here is that we put this together as well um, and if We can share this with you guys. Uh, the uh, it's called bookmap checklist site now. We're going to call it setup checklist But uh, you can you can it's an add-on uh in here, uh, and you you can put You can put whatever it is. You have a you know csv pile in here and you can you can add whatever you want in here So I put in another one. There's flag pattern default and there's another one flag pattern in here Uh, and uh, you you can make your own and import it Uh, and then you can start checking your things off and then this is I've been using it. I this keeps me out of trouble Uh, so play around with this tool. It's such a simple thing Uh, but uh, it's a good reminder instead of having post-it notes all over your monitor You can use something like this So like for a flag pattern identifying trap traders and developing scenarios Do I see trap traders? If I do I I can check it. I can score it one through 10. How good is it? Where and then develop the scenarios if they are trapped and where might they go? Uh, anyway, you guys get the idea in here. Uh, I really like this tool It was so simple for the developers to put together And and just if you guys are interested just let us know and We'll give you access to it. All right Let's see the um, I just wanted to cover that part and I got another one here Yeah, and this won't this won't take long in here. Um, the slowdown's been You know, um, he's put together these very clean and clear images Uh, about his specific setup that, uh, you know, it's this one here this Wycoff spring, you know, it's exactly what he's looking for Uh, and how to mark up his charts Uh, and he has this kind of reminder in here, which is fantastic. This is what he's looking for Do I see it here? Where might it go in terms of targets? Uh, and, um, uh, what what I wanted to cover uh, was, um It was just something I noted, uh after the webinar that He wrote in here fed tomorrow possible two-sided trade Uh, and then, uh, you know, he says the extended trading hours high volume node here and It was just a little red flag that kind of popped up and um, I just wanted I mentioned it to him, uh, You know, I DM'd him the Idea here is that he's studying something very specific and he's getting really good at it and now He's I see other things being added into the chart uh other analysis And that can really take you down the wrong path sometimes it depends on how you handle it Uh, but you might have something really clean and really clear and now you're making it unclear, uh, and complex for yourself. So Uh, I think uh, I talked to another trader, uh, about this in the way that he handles it some some months ago Uh, and the way he handles it, um, is he treats each of his setups kind of like an experiment And it and its own separate little petri dish so The the wyckoff spring that he is studying Continue on with that study in its own separate study Maybe even consider another, uh spreadsheet, uh for another spring study, but with different confluences This way, you know, what's working. You know, what's not and you don't get confused so be careful adding more things onto your chart and, um I just saw this. I don't know if he is or not It was just a a bit of a warning and I thought well, I I think we should mention it. So that that was all um, and then just last one here guys, uh, rob has been Uh focusing his trading in here Uh, and uh, I kind of suggested to him. I said well, look Stick with something really simple. Um, and get really good at it something you you know What's happening there? Uh, and these impulse moves I I think is uh, um, I suggested what we've been covering the flag pattern or a continuation pattern And I suggested just get really good at these momentum moves Uh, it's such a it it's such an easy, uh, uh thing to see And it can offer such good edge, uh, if you can get really good at them So he started doing that as you can see impulse move impulse move Impulse move very simple things in here now. This is really getting much better rob Here's your here's high liquidity. Look at the look at it trade right into it And starting to understand what's going on to some of these areas in here. You got your vpoc as well Now you're adding in a bit more to understand what's going on in here, right? So this is fantastic I would say like even keep it try to keep it even And you look they're bringing liquidity down Try to keep it even simpler So for example the impulse move uh and and reading these impulse moves very similar to what we were just talking about in here um with the checklist Okay, so, uh For example Bring up this one again Right, uh, here's your impulse move. First is identifying the trap traders and the consolidation Second is reading the impulse move How steep is the move that means that it's moving quickly? Uh, and um Is it is it a large movement as well? How is the volume in that? Okay, so you actually have three different checklists in here really Uh, and uh start to get really good at understanding that where is that volume trading? Is it is it um consistent all the way through a move, right? Uh, or it does it um You know peter out at an area does it trade into high liquidity? What is the reaction up into a high liquidity area? Really breaking down the components within the impulse move Because once you can start to do that You can start to look for look at this pullback look where it came to here You know, you'll you'll start to notice these things Uh, you can you can also you're looking for a strong move. You're looking for a strong move again in a continuation Right, so now you can start to look at and understand like uh, well it kind of was broken up a little bit in here Right, so you can see that buyers and sellers come back in and back and forth in these areas now Well, okay, so how's the liquidity in there? What about the sellers a lot of sellers start to come in here Right, how does this selling compared to this selling over here? Or buying over here, uh, you know start to understand some of these things and the nuances in here Uh, just start with the strength of the move Uh, and just start to you know, uh uncover some of the things in here I just wanted to mention that rob. Um, that that was just something I saw Take a step even uh deeper into the impulse moves And uh start to you know, really really get into it Measured moves as well like you know, you can you you'll be amazed about These measured moves in here like uh Here we can see that uh small Area in here. Well if we just duplicate it Uh, there's there's lots of reasons for measured moves as well, but it it matches up perfectly with that liquidity up here All right, so, um, you know, is it is it? Creating a measured move. What is there liquidity underneath here? Uh, that that is uh You know supporting on the bid etc Are they pulling on the offer or do they stay and do they transact? Some of some of these details That was it. Uh, so Yeah, that's uh, that's everything guys. This went a lot longer than we thought. Um, I'm sorry for the technical issues But we're getting there. Uh, and plus you have now Uh, some other resources in here. We're gonna have a resource room for you as well So that you can find a lot of these resources very easily All right, so More to come on that Rob, I don't know if you wanted to had anything to mention on some of that feedback I see you're in here and I cannot hear you Hold on a minute here I saw him light up. Yeah, just my quirks. Yeah, I I I saw it too I think you just need to increase your gain. Your volume is just really low. Yeah Or maybe it's even the connection. I don't know Could be Still super quiet. Yeah, it's hard to hear you rob There is sound though. Yeah, so it's something's working Dan thinks you might be connected to bluetooth headphones as opposed to it Uh, maybe you connect. Maybe you're also connected to something else besides discord I don't know You can try control r as well. See if you come back in Yeah, I'm sorry rob. It's just uh, it's it's pretty horrible Can't hear we can't hear you it's connecting, but it's just really horrible All right guys. Well, anyway, uh, I hope you found this helpful We're gonna do more of these and we'll get you know, uh more concise with them and and continue with the feedback uh, so that uh you know You can get better. I mean like uh, I really loved uh general iro. Um, well, you can be more critical Just wasn't much criticism. Yeah, yeah, it was good. It was it was really identifying some some some key things Just wait till he makes a bad one. They're not get on him But uh, yeah, that's that's what we're um We want to accomplish in here Uh, and you guys continue to make good content like that. We'll continue to give good feedback and You know, you'll get better at your trading and you can also get book map For free and work your way on up into being a coach and etc. So it's a path here It's opportunity that we're providing you and uh, please take take advantage of it. So If you have any questions, you can always ask in the discord channels You can ping us or if you don't if your question's more private or you're just shy There's some people that are there's nothing wrong with that you can reach out in dms. We don't mind so Definitely ask questions if you have them Yeah, all right guys. Well any other last comments jack? No, I think everything's great We'll nail the little nuance stuff in discord eventually Yeah, yeah, all right. Thanks. I appreciate it team. Thanks everybody. We'll we'll catch up next time Have a nice day you guys. Bye