2022-02-07 Bookmap Live Stream - How to read Stops and Icebergs

In the webinar, we cover how to read Stops and Icebergs transactions, and how to integrate them within your trading. Understanding their context can help optimize your trade entries and exits. We cover live forward looking real-time analysis, not hindsight.
ABOUT THIS WEBINAR
- How to read the context of Stops and Icebergs
- How tocustomize your Stops and Icebergs
- Comprehending the context of Market Structure, Volume, and Liquidity
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[@Bookmap_pro]

Check out how to read and use Stops and Icebergs transactions, and potentially trapped volume that leads to the next Stop Run.

[@dynamixx150]

I still dont understand what exactly these icebergs are. is there another video on what exactly is happening during an iceberg order?

[@randomtv8550]

What does the numbers mean? Are they showing the "number of contracts" or the "number of Orders"?

[@tradingpoker1324]

If there is a stop run that pushed price higher, should we trust that volume less (give it less significance) than if it was pure new buy pressure ?

[@Bookmap_pro]

It really depends on what happens after the event (stop run). Perhaps new buying enters and price accepts higher in a new trading zone. If price rejects after the stop run, then it typically trades back to into the previous range and value area.

[@tradingpoker1324]

Thanks

[@brendanlydon5272]

All I hear is “with arms wide open” by Creed, but instead “my eyes are open”.