Buying up the good IPOs.

The practice of trading in and out of the market on very small price fluctuations. A person who engages in this practice is known as a scalper.

Scalping involves the buying and selling of the same contracts within a very short period of time on small market fluctuations, and sometimes, if the attempt to profit fails, buying and selling at the [..]

The term for removing an excessive amount of the green leaf surface, leaving a stubbly brown turf. Continued scalping will weaken or kill the turf.

Machining the surface layers from ingots, billets and slabs before fabrications.

Excessive removal of turf leaves by close mowing. Results in a brown, stubbly appearance.

The scalping process refers to removal of fines from a feed material.

  Selling tickets to a contest at a price above their face value.

Scalping, also known as pipsing or quick trading, is a method where traders let their positions only last for a few seconds or up to a minute in order to make a small profit and minimise risk. The trade needs to be made in a highly liquid, fairly volatile instrument and be reliant on low broker fees.

buying and selling an underlying multiple times in the same day for a small profit. Click here to learn more.

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Site preparation activity using a plow or blade to remove unwanted vegetation by cutting and peeling back the layer of vegetation to expose the bare mineral soil.

Buying up the good IPOs.