Do you know the difference between scalping and swing trading?

1 Scalping is a quick in-and-out trading strategy suitable for traders who have a lot of time to watch the market, relying on the number of trades to succeed. Each trade can yield a profit rate of about 10% to 100%, which can be adjusted based on the current market conditions. The choice of which time frame's candlestick indicators to use as a reference includes one hour, 15 minutes, and 5 minutes, combined with volatility indicators and trend indicators for entering and exiting trades profitably. One can make dozens of trades in a day, but it also requires a reasonable risk-reward ratio. It is suitable for traders who have time to monitor the market and have a smaller amount of capital, but not suitable for traders with large amounts of capital.

2 Swing trading is based on a market trend to capture a swing, including long-term, medium-term, and short-term swings. The main difference is the time frame of the candlestick chart you use to enter the market. Long-term traders typically choose weekly, daily, and 4-hour time frames; medium-term traders generally select daily, 4-hour, and 15-minute time frames; and short-term traders usually opt for 1-hour, 15-minute, and 5-minute charts. The advantage of this trading style is that it does not require long hours of market watching, making it suitable for large capital whales and institutions or traders with limited time.