Penny Stock ScalpingAs part of our Penny Stock Investing Strategy Center, this page will explore Scalping. We will define scalping, explain its use, and show you its pros and cons when working with penny stocks. Please be sure to check out our other trading strategy pages. With our help you will be on course to finding your niche in penny stock trading!
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Scalping
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What is Scalping? Scalping is a strategy in which traders make several trades a day to generate small profits on a stock that isn’t moving, or in other words is trading sideways. The scalper uses the bid/ask spread to their advantage. By buying shares at the bid – or close to it – the scalper can turn around and sell at the ask to make a miniscule profit. If this small profit can be repeated several times, or with a large number of shares, the total profit can add up to an attractive amount. This can easily be considered as day trading, although not all day trading is considered scalping. With penny stocks this strategy can sometimes work well, however on most stocks it doesn’t have a chance. Take a look at the pros and cons of penny stock scalping below to see why: Scalping Pros:
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