Day-trading
The day-trading is a word English which means “trading in day” or “trading during the meeting”; the Québécois employ the term of “speculation during the meeting”.
The discipline of the day-trading consists in making the speculative return tickets only during the meeting. At each end of meeting, all the positions taken in the course of the day are enclosed. Thus of a day on the other (or rather of the end of a meeting at the beginning of another) one has no engagement and the Capital remains completely available for the following day.
Thanks to new technologies, the day-trading tended these last years to be popularized.
In practice
The Day trading is the practice to buy and sell financial products during a stock exchange meeting with the hope that throughout the day the price will continue to rise or to decrease. The fluctuations of the course of the title thus allow fast benefit or losses. The most exchanged products include the actions, the options, the contracts in the long term and of the currencies. That can be extremely advantageous; however it carries a significant risk.
With not confusing with the swing trading (lasted of longer possession of the title) and the scalping which is a form of day-trading.
Source: http://www.day-trader.fr
The “scalping”
It is a form of day trading. The speculations are very short durations. It is a question of playing on the spread “to make the spread”. These imperfections of the market come owing to the fact that there is a difference between supply and named the spread. When they are fixed the traders buy at the supply price and resell at the demand price. The weather will be a question of reselling directly after a few seconds your actions or of being this operation simultaneously.
Source: http://day-trader.fr/definition.htm
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