> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.valhallaindicator.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.valhallaindicator.com/get-started/how-to-use-scalper.md). # How To Use Scalper? {% hint style="warning" %} The scalper indicator is intended to be used along the main indicator, in order to be able to trade the range within a established direction. {% endhint %} {% embed url="" %} ## **Liquidity Levels** **Untapped Levels:** Unlock Hidden Opportunities! We all know that the real action happens behind swing points and beyond the highs and lows of previous days, weeks, and months. These untapped levels are the treasure troves of liquidity, filled with resting orders, especially those sneaky stop-loss orders. Valhalla now tracks these untapped levels, preserving their liquidity for your trading advantage. **Liquidity Pools:** Your Secret to Market Mastery! Once you identify a liquidity level, magic happens. These clusters of liquidity levels act like powerful magnets, drawing price action towards them. It's like a treasure hunt for traders! The closer the liquidity pool, the smoother the ride, and the more straightforward the path. This is the phenomenon known as a liquidity grab or sweep – it's your ticket to trading success. With Valhalla, you'll be able to spot these liquidity pools and frame your directional bias with ease. They will serve you as an additional confluence for your entries and exits. ### **Scalper Alerts**
If enabled, will be triggered using the "Any Alert Function Call" Condition when creating an alert:
Additionally if you have the LIFETIME membership, you will also be able to automate the scalper signals by using conditional alerts for specific signals and direction:
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