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There is a good amount of debate among active day-traders regarding the pros and cons of scalping vs. swing trading. Even when considering a single session of trading, there are significant differences in approach and style between a scalper and a swing trader.
I think that scalping is a short time trade. When open a trade and you take a small profit and close that trade its called scalping. Scalping is best trade for a new trader. Swing is a long time trade. Swing is best for a expert trader and huge capital trader.
but many of the scalper i think that they are do not use the decent cash management on their dealing because they just want to got little pips so they are also hit with the great lot within there, so this is risky for the investor to business with the scalping.
hello,for me the moment I prefer scalping at low risk 03 pips to 12pips,thanks
I would better scalp than to swing. My normal trading strategy is the intraday day, because it is less risky than the others for me. Swing increases the risky, while scalping causes over trading.
scalping is have small different with gambling and they were merchants time. Their target was a small profit. basically when they close their trade made a profit of a few pips. and this strategy I often do, for my swing strategy.
well i don't know much about the swing but i think the scalping is the very best way to earn profit because a scalper never take much time to analysis the direction of the market all a scalpers does is to look for an opportunity to place trade at a very higher point and exit when the signer is off that i think is the best
yes more suited to swing strategy, because when I mepelajari scalping strategy, I get a lot of trouble. especially when I have to think well when I have a position in conditions of minus quite a lot, because it uses scalping is always to use a fairly large lot, so it makes when a loss would also be a big loss, so I was not too be think well when it has a fairly large loss position.
Scalping, the practice of very high-frequency trading that attempts to capture small moves in the instrument being traded, is one of the many approaches that may be taken to forex trading. In this type of a strategy, a trader is attempting to capitalize on the short-term volatility in the underlying instrument, usually taking very little overnight or long-term exposure
I have tried both and they have advantages and disadvantages. One thing though it also depends with the style of the trader. Some traders like quick profits so need to do scalping and others are more on the waiting game which is swing trading. mine is always scalping.