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It is possible only through positional trading on the condition of availability of stocks of that particular company in both the exchanges
It is possible to buy stocks from BSE and sell it in NSE, provided that the company is listed in both the stock exchanges. Also the shares can be sold only after t+2 days, as the exchange takes 2 days for settlement of trade.oncethe shares are in your Demat account they can be sold in the other exchange. Intraday trading cannot be done across the exchanges.
- Yes, its possible to buy shares from BSE and sell in NSE or vise versa
- But, a share holder must have the shares in his demat account.
- The selling shares will be credited in your account in three days, calculating 3rd day including his trading day.
- Your stock broker must be the member of both stock exchange.
- This is called as Arbitrage trade.
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