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The concurrent purchase and sale of the same asset in multiple marketplaces are known as arbitrage. The goal is to make money from minute variations in the asset's quoted price. It takes advantage of brief fluctuations in the cost of identical or comparable financial products on various markets or in multiple forms. Market inefficiencies are the cause of arbitrage, which both takes advantage of and correct them.