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Day Trading
Trade FrequencyProfit and RisksHistoryFinancial SettlementElectronic Communication NetworksTechniquesTrend followingContrarianRange tradingScalpingRebate TradingNews PlayingTrading EquipmentBrokerageCommissionSpreadMarket DataRegulations and restrictions
Trade FrequencyProfit and RisksHistoryFinancial SettlementElectronic Communication NetworksTechniquesTrend followingContrarianRange tradingScalpingRebate TradingNews PlayingTrading EquipmentBrokerageCommissionSpreadMarket DataRegulations and restrictions
Scalping
Scalping originally referred to spread trading. Scalping is a trading style where small price gaps created by the bid-ask spread are exploited. It normally involves establishing and liquidating a position quickly, usually within minutes or even seconds.Scalping highly liquid instruments for off the floor Daytraders involves taking quick profits while minimizing risk (loss exposure). It applies technical analysis concepts such as over/under-bought, support and resistance zones as well as trendline, trading channel to enter the market at key points and take quick profits from small moves. The basic idea of scalping is to exploit the inefficiency of the market when volatility increases and the trading range expands.