Stock trading takes place based on the buyers and seller price. The stock that are bought is called as long position and which are sold without owning it is called short position, however other than future contract, the trader has to close the short position within a day else it will auctioned. Stock trading is not gambling but a business provided if the trader knows the risk and return and has knowledge and disciple.
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Hi sir,
Answering to your question 1 :: How stock exchanges ensure the traders counter party risk?
Stock exchanges ensure the traders counter party risk through collecting caution deposit from the brokers.
Answering to your question 2 :: how stock bought in BSE be sold in NSE?
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.
Thank you Vignesh…