TYPES OF TRADING IN STOCKS MARKET.

 Scalping

Traders try to earn little from extremely brief changes in price. Scalpers can place a lot of trades in a day, each one trying to profit from small price movements.   

Day-trading:

Throughout a single trading day, traders purchase and sell stocks to profit on transient price changes. To minimize overnight risks, positions are usually terminated before the market ends

Buy Today, Sell Tomorrow or BTST

Allows dealers to sell shares before delivery (or before the shares are credited in the demat account). Shares are credited in T+2 days during regular trading, where T is the day the order is executed. In regular trading, you cannot sell shares before delivery.

 Swings

Traders keep stocks for a few days to several weeks, which is a short- to medium-term time frame. Their goal is to profit from short- to intermediate-term trends to latch onto "swings" in the stock price.

Position Trading 

Investors hold stocks for an extended period, often months to years, based on their analysis of long-term trends. Position traders are less concerned with short-term price fluctuations.

Algo Trading

Algorithms and automated systems are used to implement trading strategies. Often surpassing the speed of human traders, algorithms evaluate market data and carry out trades quickly.