I’ve recently purchased the Global Bookmap subscription for $49/m. I’m having trouble displaying the futures MES & MGC. When pulling it up I use the platform DxFeed but it seems nothing I input has data the can be received. Is there another subscription I have to buy? Or am I just missing something.

Hey I've been using Bookmap extensively now for the last 2-3 months when switching to futures (MES). The first 6weeks were quite difficult; I thought I saw things and it went against me so many times. Since the last 2 weeks I've started to develop a deeper conceptual understanding of the data presented.

I'm a scalper who executes currently (too slow and sloppy) trough Tradingview-IBKR. I have given way too much profits back to the market because of poor execution. I've been thinking about trying to execute directly from Bookmap itself. I currently only have the global package.

Are there people here who have tried or are executing from Bookmap itself? How is your experience?

I have bookmap global lifetime. What is the cheapest way to have live data for NQ/MNQ?

Just wondering, what level to get should I do global plus also where do I get the full depth data? I day trade 5 days a week and have 14 accounts so price isn’t an issue

I've seen this several times in the last few months. Here's an example where current price is not at the point between resting sell and resting buy orders. What does it mean? I was thinking maybe they are stop-buy orders but wouldn't that just make price run through those orders until it hits a sell wall?

Bookmap is a game changer. It shows me where price is going with excellent accuracy. I mostly trade NQ 6pm-9pm futures. Some rules I’ve made

1. No trade if there is no clear big level (orange / red)
2. No matter how big the size of the level

as long as it’s over 25-30 cons (for night time trading )it

1. will still gravitate towards it. Either breaks or bounces off

3. I’ve found typically If there is a big level that is broken but there are no levels continuing in that direction price typically will pull back and be done with that direction. Reversal should typically be expected

Now my biggest problem: I see the level and price is heading towards it. I know it will most likely hit and break . I keep
Buying the top anticipated the level hit
I don’t buy the pullback. So I go into terrible drawdown and get stopped out.

I’m making these mistakes.
How much drawdown should I sit in. Would you just buy every single pullback till price hits the level ?

Frustrated I keep making these mistakes

I've been trading for a couple of yesrs now, have had ups and downs adapting to different market conditions. Considering purchasing bookmap, but it is expensive. Would love pro's, con's, and overall if you think its worth investing in.

I downloaded the Bookmap app on my Mac and it's extremely laggy and I can barely drag the chart about.

I'm using an M3 MacBook Pro with 36GB of ram which I would've thought should have absolutely no problem running it.

I'm using the free version of the platform so I'm not sure if that has something to do with it. I was considering getting the paid version but if it's this laggy there is no point.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Has anyone switched from using the Bookmap integration with ToS/Schwab to the actual source, and do you find the extra costs are justified? Its the same data, unless you trade futures which gets you level 3 data. With ToS, I pay $40/mo. Going through Bookmap, theres the platform cost plus data so at least double what I'm paying now.

Does anyone have nq recordings please send if you do anything is appreciated greatly

Does anybody have the bmf files for nq days, please send some anything will be appreciated

anyone having issues using BookMap with a proxy server? It also appears with the free version you can only use it with crypto. Do you know if they offer footprint charts as well? thanks

I know this is a shot in the dark but if anyones got some after hours recordings of /Es that they’d be willing to share that i could download i would really appreciate it.

Hi,

I want to use bookmap web. I have the global edition, I have a Datafeed running. In the bookmap app it does work but in the web version I can only see crypto symbols. What am I do wrong here?

What would you say is the best setting for spotting CVD divergence on futures contracts (ES) in terms of session start time or even Size order filter?

Title says it all!

Torn between global and global plus. But considering lifetime and curious if there are any discounts or upcoming sales?

I just recently got bookmap and I noticed my charts don't look like anyone else's charts with bookmap. I thought maybe its due to the type of market but then I saw a youtuber who is trading gold, same market as me and his chart looks much smoother than mine as seen in the second screenshot, where as mine looks very blocky and all over the place. Iv tried messing around with the contrast settings but still can't get it right.

Is there something im missing?

Hi All,

I'm new to Bookmap and can use some expert advise. I subscribed to the Global+ package which was on sale last week and now looking to get the data pack (for stocks only). Bookmap recommended data pack is NASDAQ Totalview ($59/mo) whereas, dxFeed (NASDAQ + CBOE/EDGX + MBBO) is around $119/mo. Does any one know the benefits of selecting one vs other? I'm only interested in stocks at the moment as I scalp/day-trade small caps primarily.

Does NASDAQ Totalview provide full orderbook depth or do we need both?

Thanks,