Mastering the Nasdaq BookViewer: Trading in a Down Market and Breakouts | Nasdaq TradeTalks 5/25/23

In this highly informative episode of Nasdaq TradeTalks, join renowned trader Fausto Pugliese as he sits down with host Jill Malandrino on May 25, 2023, to explore the powerful trading techniques utilizing the Nasdaq BookViewer.
During this session, Fausto Pugliese, a seasoned expert in the art of trading, shares his invaluable insights and practical strategies for navigating a down market and identifying breakout opportunities using the Nasdaq BookViewer. With years of experience under his belt, Pugliese provides viewers with a wealth of knowledge to help them make informed trading decisions, regardless of market conditions.
Discover the true potential of the Nasdaq BookViewer as Pugliese breaks down its features and demonstrates how to effectively leverage the tool to gain a competitive edge. Learn how to interpret critical data points such as bid/ask spreads, order sizes, and market depth, enabling you to accurately assess supply and demand dynamics in real-time.
Throughout the interview, Pugliese shares his proven techniques for capitalizing on downtrends and breakouts, empowering traders to identify potential reversals and seize profitable trading opportunities. Gain a deeper understanding of the psychology behind market movements, and learn how to read the Nasdaq BookViewer like a pro to spot hidden patterns and trends.
Whether you're an experienced trader looking to refine your skills or a novice eager to enter the world of trading, this conversation with Fausto Pugliese is a must-watch. Join us on May 25, 2023, as we delve into the intricacies of using the Nasdaq BookViewer to navigate the challenges of a down market, uncover breakout opportunities, and elevate your trading game.
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[@FaustosHomeLiving]

Thank you Jill and staff from @Nasdaq for having me on! Looking forward to the next Talk!

[@Anthony-tc6vu]

Okay... support and resistance i get. Using book viewer you can see where the large orders are, although they could be ghost orders as its ever changing, you dont want to get wicked out either, but the atr can be compromised due to the daily volatile, seeing that stocks in play are usally premarket gapers. So you buy on the large bid order set profit at a large sel. My question is, how do you plan for the spread? You talk about it in your book with limit orders but a volatile stock could gap either way and the 1k with a $.10 gap or more could cost you hundreds, Nd how quickly they move thousands given the right conditions. Granted any stock could, but it feels more like a gamble to me... heads to tails, get in and get the F out as fast as you can. Im am trying to understand the logic you endorse when entering volatile plays... i see the 10 to 20 cent gains, but not the 10 to 20 percent losses. Help me understand that the basis of your program. When we talked you quickly started discounting it to the point of question... drive it for a week and if you don't like it, heck, ill give your money back. I guess what i am saying is that you have build a great business and i think thats amazing, but im not seeing much depth, if that makes sence. Still a fan, sill a follower and do you. I appreciate you.

[@CyberTradingU]

Hi Anthony, we train our students on how to not just read BookViewer, but also on how to use our time wisely in order to best react as a stock is moving up to an Iceberg level. This means even if the order was once there for a period of time but then gets pulled. We mainly use limit orders to beat the spread, but its a matter of how you follow the trade/enter it along what order type you are using. I would love to have you join us inside our live trading room for you to see it first hand.

[@azbob49]

Sounds wonderful. However, you will be dealing with NASDAQ which lacks a Customer Service Department worthy of the name. Recently, I purchased BookViewer at Fausto's suggestion. I have not yet been able to log into the program. I informed NASDAQ of this and they didn't even respond to my email. So, bonne chance!

[@CyberTradingU]

Hi Bob, I can only speak for my company Cyber Trading University. However, we provide top tier education in our live trading room, and much moreso in our formal classes, on how to use the NASDAQ BookViewer among the other programs on our platform that we need to use in order to anticipate entries and exits.