# All Market Scanners

**TRND Market Scanners** provide a valuable tool for traders seeking timely alerts on market movements and potential entry points. By leveraging a **Hybrid Technical Analysis**, TRND identifies opportunities in the market for you. Let’s delve into the details:

* **Alert Categories**:
  * 🚨︱**Stocks**
  * 🚨︱**Indexes**
  * 🚨︱**Forex**
  * 🚨︱**Futures**
  * 🚨︱**Crypto**
* **Criteria for Alerts**:
  * **2HR Buy**: Indicates a “Buy” signal triggered on the 2-hour timeframe for a specific ticker, based on a closed candle.
  * **2HR Sell**: Indicates a “Sell” signal triggered on the 2-hour timeframe for a specific ticker, based on a closed candle.
  * **2HR Buy Take Profit**: Signifies a “Buy Take Profit” signal triggered on the 2-hour timeframe for a specific ticker, based on a closed candle.
  * **2HR Sell Take Profit**: Indicates a “Sell Take Profit” signal triggered on the 2-hour timeframe for a specific ticker, based on a closed candle.

When an alert is generated, traders should view the relevant ticker or pair across different timeframes to assess the signal’s strength or weakness. Consider factors such as overall trend alignment, momentum strength, volatility levels, and proximity to support and resistance levels. Remember that these alerts serve as **notifications**, but prudent analysis and consideration of multiple factors are crucial for informed trading decisions.&#x20;


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