      The hardest part about evaluating Level II and the movements andactions of market makers is that they are well aware of what you are tryingto do. In this chapter, I have used the words "often," "typically,""sometimes," and "in some cases." Vague, indeed. The reason for this isthat market makers are as vague as possible in their actions. They arecontinuously trying to cloak their actions and hide from you — the enemy.As soon as traders figure out what a market maker is up to, they make hislife miserable. Therefore, the market maker is constantly bobbing andweaving to avoid detection. Market makers are chameleons, and only bypaying close attention can you see them hiding in the canopy of illusion.