 Hello everyone, my name is Mariela and today I'm going to be showing you how to place a stop entry order on the CMC markets platform. So by definition, a stop entry order is an order to enter the market at a less favorable price than the current market price. These orders can be placed at any time, whether the market is open or closed, but will only be executed once the market is open. These orders are triggered at a specified price and executed at the next available price to that. So, once you've chosen whether you'd like to buy or sell, put in your steak size, you then go down to this drop-down menu on the right and choose stop entry order. You'll then see three new windows appear here. The first one is the price that you'd like to be entered into the market app. The second is boundary. So, sometimes in volatile, fast-moving markets, there can be slippage or gaps between the price on the screen and the price of execution. Boundary orders allow you to specify a range or a boundary price that you are willing to accept in terms of slippage, ensuring your trade is executed. We then have the GTC button that stands for Good Till Canceled. That means it will stay in your orders until your price is reached or until you manually cancel or change the order. If you, however, wanted to add an expiry date to your order, simply click this arrow and choose when you would like the order to expire. If we choose the 18th, for example, and confirm our order, that will be moved into our orders tab and will remain there either until the price is reached where it will then move into your open positions tab. Or if it's not reached by the 18th, the order will simply disappear and be removed from your order tab. That's all from me today. If you have any questions, as usual, please head to our Live Help tab on the right. Thank you.