To make a tiny profit on a trade
Trading for small gains, in general, by establishing and liquidating a position rapidly during a trading day.
a combination of two sports wagers which, if made simultaneously, are guaranteed to show a profit long-term
To trade on the market for small gains. Scalping normally involves buying and selling a position quickly, usually within the same day, hour or even a few minutes.
In commodities, purchasing and selling equal amounts so there is no net position at the end of the trading day; a speculative attempt to make a quick profit by buying at the initial offering price in the hope the issue will increase and cal be sold.
To trade for small gains. Scalping normally involves establishing and liquidating a position quickly, usually within the same day, hour or even just a few minutes.
A form of a middle in which you bet both sides in a game, taking advantage of line movements to secure a profit.
To trade for small gains. It normally involves establishing and liquidating a position quickly, usually within the same day. scenario analysis The use of horizon analysis to project bond total returns under different reinvestment rates and future market yields.
This word has several meanings. One use is to bet both sides on the money line in such a way as to guarantee profit. For example, if New York is playing Chicago and you bet New York -140 and Chicago +155, you have a 15 cent scalp. Another use of scalp is to describe what a bookie might do if he thinks a line is going to move. Suppose a bookie takes a bet on Dallas -6 from a sharp, and predicts that other bookie soon will be calling to also place bets on Dallas. If the bookie immediately bets Dallas -6 with other bookies and simultaneously changes the line at which he accepts bets to Dallas -7, he is said to be scalping.
A type of middle when you wager on both sides in an event or game and taking advantage of line movements to assure a profit.