Definition
Scalping:
A trading strategy that aims to generate profits from small price movements
Typically involves:
Frequent trade execution
Opening and closing positions within a short time frame
Scalping Criteria
Scalping is defined as:
➤ When net profits from trades held under 3 minutes represent 30% or more of total net profits during the assessment period
Allowed Activity
Trades closed in less than 3 minutes are allowed if:
✔️ They occur occasionally
✔️ They are due to natural market movement
✔️ Total profit from such trades is below 30% of overall profits
Restriction Policy
Scalping is considered a violation if:
❌ Short-duration trades (<3 minutes) generating 30% or more of total profits
Company Discretion
If an account is determined to be engaging in scalping:
➤ The company may:
Adjust, reduce, or remove profits
Reclassify trading activity
Impose trading restrictions
Suspend or terminate the account
Important Note
Occasional fast profits due to market volatility:
✔️ Are acceptable
Systematic short-term trading for profit concentration:
❌ Is considered scalping
Rule Summary
Trading must:
✔️ Not rely heavily on ultra short-term trades
✔️ Maintain balanced trade durations
Excessive short-duration profit generation:
❌ Will be considered a violation
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