#ScalpingStrategy Scalping is a short-term trading strategy aimed at making small profits from price movements of assets (stocks, forex, crypto, etc.) within a very short time, usually seconds to minutes. Traders who use this strategy are called scalpers. This strategy relies on a high frequency of transactions to accumulate small profits repeatedly. Characteristics of Scalping: Short Time: Positions are opened and closed in seconds to minutes. Small Profits: The profit target per transaction is usually small (1.5%-3% for stocks), but done repeatedly. High Frequency: Scalpers can execute dozens to hundreds of transactions in a day. Technical Analysis: Relies on technical indicators such as Moving Average (MA), Bollinger Bands, RSI, and low-timeframe charts (1-15 minutes). Liquidity and Volatility: Suitable for assets with high liquidity (large trading volume) and sufficient volatility, such as popular stocks, indices, or forex/crypto pairs.