Then there is low frequency, high precision scalping, what I do. A better term for it could be poaching.Scalping, a strategy involving rapid and frequent trades, requires a well-defined plan and strict adherence to money management rules due to its high-risk nature. Discipline is crucial in scalping because the margin for error is smaller and the potential for quick losses is higher. Consistently following a strategy and managing risk carefully are essential for long-term success in this approach.
I normally trade in a 2-max4 hours time window in a day, with 3-4 trades max. per day.
I only take trades after identifying situations where a reasonable possibility of setting a SL of 2.5 pips (2.5 + 0.5 commission + 1 pip expected slippage makes a total of 4 pips calculated loss if the trade goes south) is given. There I enter with 1:100 or 1:200 effective leverage and go for a target of 6-20 pips depending on the market.
The strategy to identify high probability situations with momentum and possible tight SL is heavily based on statistical analysis.