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Yes. It is possible to buy shares from BSE and sell it on NSE , and vice versa. But the only limitation is that you cannot close the position in a day, intraday is not possible.
Buying stocks from BSE and selling on NSE is possible provided
1.Broker has authority to trade on both exchanges
2.Intraday trading across exchanges are not possible
3.The company whose shares we are buying is listed on both the exchanges
It is possible to buy share form one market (NSE) and then sell it in (BSE). But it cannot be done at the same day.
yes it is possible to buy a stock from BSE and sell it in NSE but it is not possible on the intraday trading.
Yes stocks can be purchased <span style=”color: #777777; font-family: ‘Open Sans’; font-size: 20px; line-height: 20px;”>from BSE and sold in NSE provided:</span>
1. Company is listed in both exchanges
2. Broker has registered in both NSE & BSE.
3. Stocks are not purchased for intraday trading, as its not possible to do intraday trading due to transaction/allocation delay (T+1)
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