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Yes. That scenario is called Arbitrage (buying in one market and simultaneously selling in another market, getting profit from the temporary price difference). This is a riskless profit for the trader because the trader already knows the price of a particular stock in both the markets.
An arbitrage opportunity ceases to exist when the Transaction cost outweighs the profit made from that trade.
buying stocks from BSE and selling it on NSE is possible but intraday trading is not possible
<span style=”color: #777777; font-family: ‘Roboto Slab’; font-size: 13px;”>Yes it is possible to buy shares from BSE and sell it on NSE but intraday trading is not possible</span>
Yes it is possible to buy stocks from BSE and sell it in NSE, provided the company is registered in both the exchanges. Intraday trading however is not possible, as the position needs to be closed on the same day with the same exchange and same broker
Yes, share can be bought on BSE and can be sold in NSE, this refers to Arbitrage Trade
ARBITRAGE TRADE – It’s simultaneous purchase & sale of an asset to profit from a difference in the price. It is a trade that profits by exploiting the price difference of identical or similar financial instruments on different market
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