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scalping

UK
/ˈskælpɪŋ/
US
/ˈskælpɪŋ/

Translations

scalpingnoun
scalpings
pl
Ticket scalping is illegal in many countries.
Спекуляция билетами незаконна во многих странах.
Scalping is a trading strategy that involves making dozens or hundreds of trades in a single day.
Скальпирование — это торговая стратегия, которая включает в себя совершение десятков или сотен сделок в течение одного дня.
Synonyms
arbitrage
reselling
ticket scalping
price gouging
scalpinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈskælpɪŋ/
US
/ˈskælpɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe activities, traders, etc. engaged in or relating to scalping.
Synonyms
reselling
profiteering
speculating
ticket-reselling
skinning
flaying
peeling
shearing
scalpverb

scalping

Gerund

scalped
Past Simple
scalped
Past Participle
scalping
Gerund
UK
/skælp/
US
/skælp/
снимать скальп
The warrior would scalp his enemy as a sign of victory.
Воин снимал скальп с врага в знак победы.
зарабатывать на разнице цен
Traders often scalp stocks to make quick profits.
Трейдеры часто зарабатывают на разнице цен акций, чтобы быстро получить прибыль.
Additional translations
сдирать
ошкурить
Synonyms
strip
take off
remove
excise
peel

Definitions

scalpingnoun
The act of reselling tickets, shares, or other items at a price higher than the official or original price.
Scalping tickets for the concert was illegal, but many people still tried to make a profit.
A trading strategy in the financial markets that involves making numerous trades to profit from small price changes.
Scalping requires a lot of attention and quick decision-making to be successful in the stock market.
The historical practice of removing the scalp of an enemy as a trophy.
Scalping was a brutal practice used by some Native American tribes during warfare.
scalpinggerund / present participle
Engaged in or relating to the practice of scalping, especially the resale of tickets or rapid-fire trading.
Online platforms have made scalping practices and scalping traders harder to police.
scalpverb
To remove the scalp or a portion of the scalp from a person or animal, often as a trophy.
The warrior was known to scalp his enemies after a battle.
To resell tickets, especially at a price higher than the face value.
He tried to scalp tickets outside the stadium before the concert started.
To buy and sell stocks or commodities quickly to make a small profit on each transaction.
She decided to scalp stocks during the day to take advantage of the market's volatility.
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