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in-and-out

  (ĭn'ənd-out')
adj.

Involving the purchase and sale of a single security within a short period of time.


 
 

The purchase and sale of a security within a short period of time, usually on the same day.

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Generally speaking, this is the strategy of day traders, where they attempt to profit by buying or short selling large quantities of stock to capitalize on small changes in price.

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