Stocks are bought and sold by traders placing orders in the exchange through brokers’ web portals. Orders are executed to deals when buyer and seller agree at a particular price. The deals are settled after market closing after 3:30 pm. Settlement problems are handled by the exchange in conjunction with the brokers. Counter settlement is done by exchange from brokers’ deposit accounts. Trading is done in Intraday and Positional, futures and options, long and short position. Stocks bought are store in dematerialised format in the Banks’ DEMAT accounts. The regulatory body is SEBI.
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Hi,
Answering to your Question 1 :: Trading stocks between exchanges – possible? Limitations?
Yes, it is possible if you have shares in your demat account and the company is listed in both the exchanges then it is possible to buy stocks from bse and sell it on nse or vise versa. Buying and selling stocks from different exchanges is not possible in intraday trading.
Answering to your My Question 2 :: Types of orders? And what is ZERO SUM GAME?
Types of orders
Market order – executed at market price
Limit order – executed at mentioned price
Stop loss order – executed when the market price reaches the mentioned price.
Zero Sum game:
In stock trading if someone earns then someone losses it, money is just transfered from one to other.this concept is called Zero Sum game.