#ScalpingStrategy Main features of scalping:

Short-term trades:

Unlike other strategies where positions may be held for hours or days, scalpers close trades within seconds or minutes.

High trade frequency:

Scalpers execute dozens, if not hundreds, of trades throughout the day.

Small profit:

Each trade typically yields a small profit, but due to the large number of trades, scalpers aim to accumulate substantial income.

Focus on liquid markets:

Scalpers usually trade in markets with high liquidity, where prices quickly respond to changes.

Scalping risks:

High speed requirements:

Scalping requires quick reactions to price changes and increased attention to detail.

Dependence on the quality of connection and equipment:

The slightest internet disruptions or computer freezes can lead to losses.

Broker commissions:

A large portion of profits may go towards paying commissions, especially with a high number of trades.

Risk of losing trades:

Even experienced scalpers can encounter losing trades due to unpredictable price fluctuations.