TL;DR: Stops getting run and icebergs absorbing your breakout are two order-flow events most traders never see coming. The Stop Iceberg Indicator setups course by Scott Pulcini teaches the five named plays he builds on those events, Breaking Ice, Stop Hold, Double Whammy, Dumb and Dumber, and Titanic T, across a six-part, 2-plus-hour video course with PDFs, 50-plus annotated examples, and trigger thresholds for 19 futures markets.
What This Course Adds to the SI Indicator
This course is the setups-and-education layer for Scott Pulcini’s Stop Iceberg Indicator, which reads stop and iceberg activity from MBO data inside Bookmap. Our catalog also carries the SI Indicator Course 2023, which centers on the tool itself; this course assumes the tool and teaches the trades. If you own the indicator and still hesitate at the hard right edge, the setups course is the missing half.
Five Named Plays, Not Vague Patterns
The heart of the material is five defined setups with memorable names: Breaking Ice for market shifts, Stop Hold for defensive positioning, Double Whammy for compounding signals, plus Dumb and Dumber and Titanic T. Each Stop Iceberg Indicator play comes with visual walk-throughs, more than 50 in total, showing entry, stop placement, and management on real charts. Named, repeatable plays beat abstract theory because you can journal them, count them, and grade yourself per setup.
Thresholds for 19 Futures Markets
The rarest part of the package: Pulcini publishes the trigger thresholds he uses in 19 futures markets, from the E-mini S&P and Nasdaq through crude oil, gold, grains, meats, bonds, and six currency futures. Iceberg sizes that matter in the ES are noise in lean hogs, so per-market calibration saves weeks of trial and error. Traders coming from footprint charts and delta analysis will recognize the philosophy: read the order book’s behavior, not just price.
The Trader This Was Built For (and Who Will Bounce Off)
Futures scalpers and intraday traders already running Bookmap with MBO data get immediate value, as do order-flow students moving from theory toward concrete, countable plays. The course also rewards anyone who has watched a Bookmap-based trade-finding course and wants sharper entry criteria layered on top.
The prerequisite is real, though: without Bookmap and MBO data the setups have nothing to read, and equities-only or swing traders will find the 2-hour runtime aimed at a game they do not play.
About Scott Pulcini
Scott Pulcini is an E-mini scalper and order-flow educator whose Stop-Iceberg work has been featured by Bookmap itself, which lends the method unusual third-party visibility for this niche. His teaching keeps the theory thin and the chart time heavy, six parts, most of it worked examples rather than lecture. CME’s own materials on iceberg orders cover the underlying mechanics if you want the neutral version first.
Stop Iceberg Indicator Setups: Common Questions Answered
What is the Stop Iceberg Indicator setups course?
It is Scott Pulcini’s six-part, 2-plus-hour program teaching five named order-flow setups built on his SI Indicator, with PDFs, 50-plus chart examples, and trigger thresholds for 19 futures markets.
Do I need the SI Indicator and Bookmap?
Yes. The setups read stop and iceberg events from MBO data inside Bookmap, so the course assumes that stack is in place before lesson one.
Is it worth it?
Bookmap users who want defined, countable plays will think so; the per-market thresholds alone justify the study time. Without the platform, the value collapses.
Is it legit?
Pulcini is a Bookmap-featured educator with a public storefront, and the course contents here match his official listing line for line.
How is this different from the SI Indicator Course 2023?
That course teaches the indicator; this one teaches the five trade setups and the thresholds for using it across 19 markets. They pair rather than overlap.
Final Read on the SI Setups
Order-flow education usually stops at concepts; Pulcini hands you named plays, numbers per market, and 50 worked charts. Study one setup at a time, sim-trade it until the count is honest, and add the next. This page is a study resource; nothing on it is investment advice.
