Trading of shares in a stock exchange takes place through Registered Stockbrokers, Transfer Agent etc.
Buyer gets in touch with a Broker, and gives him all the details of shares he wants to buy. Then the broker strikes a requisite deal and receives share certificate, and transfer form. After deducting, documents to the buyers.
As for seller, he also gets in touch with a broker and gives him details along with share certificates and transfer forms. Once the deal is struck, broker receives the payment and deducts his commission.
It is possible to buy from BSE and sell in NSE provided the software provided by the broker has the option to trade in both markets. However it wont be feasible to execute the trade as there will be very minimal price variation in the stocks and considering the brokerage and other transaction charges we wont be making any profit out of it.
POSITIONAL TRADING :An approach to trading in which the trader either buys or sells contracts and holds them for an extended period of time.
INTRADAY TRADING:Intraday trading involves buying and selling of stocks within the same trading day. Here stocks are purchased, not with an intention to invest, but for the purpose of earning profits by harnessing the movement of stock indices. Thus, the fluctuations in the prices of the stocks are harnessed to earn profits from the trading of stocks.
A long (or long position) is the buying of a security such as a stock, commodity or currency with the expectation that the asset will rise in value.
The Short Position is a technique used when an investor anticipates that the value of a stock will decrease in the short term, perhaps in the next few days or weeks.
