3.26.20 part two We are getting there. There should be one or two more videos on this. You should find this very helpful as long as you realize that scalping is a very difficult way to make money, and that you don't really have the kinds of stops and targets that give you the advantages of swing trading. I need to repeat a statement that I made for the first video on the introductory such as the one I'm typing on now. My concept of scalping revolves around the transitioning market or arranging market, and definitely not a trending market. I may be the only one that has a problem with scalping trending markets, nevertheless if I think I found the market that has a fairly well defined range and that range is broad enough, to my thinking a good range box that has relatively limited distance between the buyers and sellers should be optimal for a scalper and fit nicely to trading where you know the location of sellers and the location of buyers and you're not going to spend a long time in the market because your scalping. That being said since the trade can last for hours or it takes hours to find the set up for trade, I would like to show how you might use alerts to help you manage the trade so that you can step away from the computer or look at other markets without constantly worrying about not looking at the monitor. There will be an example of this from earlier today that I will post tomorrow.