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#ArbitrageTradingStrategy involve

s exploiting price differences of the same asset across different markets to make a profit. Traders simultaneously buy the asset at a lower price in one market and sell it at a higher price in another. This strategy relies on market inefficiencies and typically requires fast execution, advanced algorithms, and minimal transaction costs. There are several types of arbitrage strategies, such as spatial arbitrage (across exchanges), temporal arbitrage (over time), and statistical arbitrage (based on mathematical models). High-frequency trading firms often use arbitrage to generate small but consistent profits. While theoretically low-risk, arbitrage trading faces challenges like latency, slippage, and regulatory constraints. As markets become more efficient, pure arbitrage opportunities diminish quickly, making automation and speed critical to success. Despite these challenges, arbitrage remains a popular strategy for sophisticated traders seeking to profit from short-term mispricings without directional market risk.