Scalping strategy is a short-term trading method aimed at achieving small and repetitive profits by exploiting immediate price fluctuations in minute time frames (usually from seconds to minutes). The trader opens and closes positions quickly—often within seconds or minutes—relying on high liquidity and narrow price movements to achieve a partial profit on each trade. Success in scalping requires excellent order execution speed, strict discipline in risk management (accurately setting stop-loss and take-profit levels), and avoiding exposure to significant news or volatility that could lead to sudden market moves. In short, it is a high-frequency approach that focuses on quantity rather than quality, relying on strong technical strategies and often an automated trading system.