#ArbitrageTradingStrategy Arbitrage trading is a strategy that aims to profit from price differences for the same asset in different markets. By buying low in one market and selling high in another, traders can lock in a profit without taking on significant directional risk. This strategy relies on identifying and quickly exploiting price discrepancies before they disappear as markets adjust.

Types of Arbitrage Strategies:

Pure/Direct Arbitrage:

This involves buying and selling the same asset on two different exchanges or markets to capitalize on a price difference.

Triangular Arbitrage:

This strategy uses three currencies to exploit price discrepancies in the foreign exchange market. For example, trading between USD, EUR, and JPY to find a profitable route.

Retail Arbitrage:

This involves buying products at a lower price (e.g., from retail stores or online marketplaces) and reselling them at a higher price, often on platforms like Amazon.