What is retail arbitrage?

Retail Arbitrage – [re-tail ar-be-trahz] noun:

Retail Arbitrage is the process of purchasing a product for a lower, or slightly discounted, price and then trying to sell the same product at a higher price for a profit. The most reliable source of products is generally the clearance racks of stores like Target, Sears, and Walmart.


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