The video demonstrates the newly released Trade Mapper tool, designed for intraday traders to quickly identify trade setups using pivot points, Camarilla levels, and major psychological price levels. The presenter walks through the workflow: selecting a pocket size (e.g., $0.20 or $0.50), using ATR to calculate entry points, adding dark‑pool filters, and applying the settings to generate bullish and bearish entry targets for a ticker (SPY). Alerts can be created for both sides of the trade, edited, and managed. The setups can be saved to a custom watchlist (Trade Setups), with automatic population of multiple target levels, and later exported to PDF or Excel for offline review. The dashboard’s pre‑market volume filter helps surface high‑volume candidates, and the same process is shown for another ticker (QBTS), illustrating how the tool parses price levels, trailing stops, and reference points. Overall, the walkthrough showcases how Trade Mapper streamlines pre‑market analysis, trade entry planning, alerting, watchlist management, and reporting.
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The Trade Mapper is a new feature just released on Friday the 14th of March. It is a work in progress. A good portion of it does work. There's still some tweaking that's going on as of the recording of this video. Now, the purpose of this Trade Mapper is for intraday trading, and how we usually set up our trades is we use pivot points and Camarillas and major psychological levels like the 50-cent, the, the, the dollar, the $2.50, the $5. And when we're looking at this, if we click on Trade Mapper at any point during the day, the time where it's most helpful is when you're getting ready to trade, so pre-market. And so if we click on the Trade Mapper here, what this winds up telling us is we have a pocket size of 20 cents where we'd like to make some money. So what we do is, as a, as a trader, it's like, okay, well, the SPY is a $560 Uh, show me a trade setup where I can make at least 20 cents. Okay, and the ATR here is $10. And then in this case where it says a minimum of 20 cents, this is saying that our entry would be $564.75. So right now we're at $564.50, and here's— we could get up to $564.75, or there's $565.07. So what we would do is if we wanted to take this trade We could click entry here, and, and when it breaks there, then you should be able to get in if that's where you want to get in. Now we can, we can add our additional targets by clicking on them. There's 565. Now this here, this, this table tells you all of the major psychological levels, and it tells you the profit in between the levels, right? So if we were If this was picking up and we wanted to get in at, at, um, at 564.75, well, the first target would be the dollar level, which is 25 cents. And then it's telling us that there's a Camarilla here at 565.07, so that your total there would be 32 cents. That's an additional 7 cents difference. And then, but the idea here is that you're making your pocket size. Now I can set this pocket size, say for example, to 50 cents Over here, so 0.5. I'm going to include dark pool trades over 500,000 for the last 20 days, and I'm going to choose apply. So now what it does is it says, okay, well, 565.25 now is a better entry for 50 cents. So 565.25, and then our target here is 565.75. 566, 566.20. So we can see here that, that 566 is the dollar, this is the quarter, this is a Camarilla R3. And so the first pocket that we're looking for where we can make our money is the closest one to where we're actually trading that we can get in and make some money on that. So this with a 50-cent pocket, if I want to get in and potentially stay in for my 50 cents potentially get in at $565.25, and I'll click that, and that shows up on the, on the chart there. Now the bearish entry says $564.50, so we would have to break down $564.50, and then we could go to $564, and then it shows you that there's a cam here at $563.94. So you can see that there's 6 cents difference, but the $564 is the major dollar level, and we would expect that we might hold this, at least bounce On the first test of that. And then it's, it's not telling you to get out of these, right? These are, these are actual targets and things for you to keep in mind. Now we can go and look here at 563.81. There's a 741K print, and you can click that and add that to the chart too. If you like any of these that you want, you can just click and add them for your trade setups. So you can actually see that there on the chart. But we can also set up alerts for our bullish entry. And so if we hover over this bell, it says create alert, and it says the alert is processed successfully. And I'll do that on the bearish side as well, in case we want to take both sides of the trade. So when we're looking at alerts, that's the alarm clock here, and we can see what it actually set up. So I'm going to click on alerts, and it says trade mapping bearish entry on the SPY, trade mapping bullish entry on the SPY. And this one says bullish above $565.25, and this one's bearish below $564.50. So what we can do is you can edit these, uh, and set them up how you like. The condition is, for example, above or below. We'll choose update, and there's a whole video on setting alerts. So if you're interested in that, then, uh, go ahead and check the video on setting up alerts. So this one actually said that it was triggered. The other option that we can do is add it to a watchlist. And so if I hover over this, it says Add to Trade Setups, which is actually a watchlist that I just created. I have this one called Trade Setups, and you can watch my watchlist video as well if you would like. But here we go, Add to Trade Setups. Whatever your current watchlist is that's selected, this will link to it. And you— and if I click on this It says, are you sure you want to add SPY to your trade setups? Now, if the ticker is already in your watchlist, it'll tell you— it'll ask you if you want to overwrite it. And so here we go, SPY has been added to the watchlist. I'm going to come back over here and I'm going to refresh. And here it is, we've got the SPY with all of the values there. It's got a bearish signal, and then it says bullish above 565.25, and then we've got all of our targets that are here. Now in my watchlist, I set 7 bullish and 7 bearish targets, and so it fills it in as needed all the way through to here. Now this, you can, you can download this to Excel. You can select your columns, you can reorder in your watchlist. So this is great for automatically setting up your, your trade setups. You can change any of this if you like. If I want to remove my lines on the chart here, I can click the X. On this and it will remove my bullish and bearish entries. So once I have this on, it will show up on other charts until I come back and I click the X. The other way to see the Trade Mapper is if we look at the dashboard and we look here at market volume. So we use this market volume in mapping out pre-market trades. So after 4 AM, we'll start looking for, for trades where today's volume is actually quite high. So pre-market, this actually says pre-market, and if I click on it, if I can, if I click on the filter, then I can set the minimum volume here and the minimum price. So here it says 400,000, so we want trades that are at least 400,000. When I map out trades for the YouTube channel, I'm doing it at about 5 AM Eastern, and so I set this at 10,000 because there's not many There's not many that have this much volume. Maybe there's 4 or 5 of them, but here it's actually showing you the pre-market volume. And where we get the trade mapper is if you hover over one of these rows and you click on it, you'll get the trade mapper. If you click on the ticker, then you'll get another print lookup. So say for example, I wanted to map out QBTS. Well, if I click on this, I actually get a pop-out that says QBTS, and it's the trade analysis, and it's saying an entry at $12. Now, this is because it's taking the current price and looking for major levels here. The— it's an entry of $12, and then with the level of $12.50, $12.75, $13.59, you can see all of that information there. It says the initial is $11.88, the breakeven is $12. And the trailing stop is $0.50, which is our pocket size. And then the reference level is $11.90, which is the R2. So we've got the entry price of $12 with a target of $12.50, $12.75, $13.59, $14. And the bearish setup is at $9.25. So the idea here, if there's anything in the way that could cause you a problem when you're looking at this, and if you choose that you want to map it out, then click on the ticker. This also breaks down the price levels, the pivot levels, support, resistance, and the trade levels. And here we have the similar sort of, of setups here where you have your pocket size, minimum trade size, how many days back, whether you want to include dark pool, and then we choose apply, and then this updates. You can also add to a watch list from here, which is the trade setups. You can export to PDF or you can export to Excel. If I choose export to PDF, this is what it will look like, and you can see that there. I can choose generate PDF and it shows up in my downloads. I'll open the file and this gives us 3 pages. There's our bullish bearish trade setups. All of our levels. So there, there you have it there. So you could print this out and have notes. If we choose that we want to generate an Excel file, and it should export and download for you.
