Stock trading is an activity which involves buying and selling. If one doesn’t want to lock his capital in the stock market he can be a Intraday trader. If one wants to gain from long term he can be an Investor for years. One can as well gain for shorter duration of few days, weeks or months.
An Investor gets Profit share.
One has the choice of trading his own capital (Cash) or trade with leverage (Intraday Spot & Derivatives).
One should switch to Derivatives (FnO) markets only with the understanding the much higher risk involved. One loses the flexibility in Cash/Equity markets because of predefined Lot size in FnO.
If one trades with higher probability of being rewarded, he is not gambling.
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Is it possible to buy stocks from BSE and sell it on NSE? How and what is the limitation?:
Yes, it is possible to buy stocks from BSE and sell it on NSE. Your broker should be approved with both the exchanges. The limitation is that you should have the shares in your demat account.
Further the stock should be listed in both the exchanges .