Can I buy share directly from BSE?
An investor cannot directly buy or sell shares on a stock exchange. Registered members of a stock exchange are called stock brokers. They trade on an investor’s behalf. A broker in the stock market scenario is also called a Trading Member.
Can we trade on both NSE and BSE?
In fact you can buy from NSE and sell it on BSE and vice versa, but the scrip/stock in question must read listed on both exchanges. Yes.
Why BSE shares are not listed on NSE?
The Securities & Exchange Board of India does not allow Indian exchanges to list on themselves. This means, BSE shares have to be listed on the NSE and vice-e-verse. NSE’s initial public offering has not yet come up, but those shares have to be listed on the BSE or any other exchange barring NSE itself.
What is permitted-to-trade category under which BSE shares are listed?
BSE did not specify how many stocks exclusively listed with the NSE have made their way to its exchange this year under the Permitted-to-Trade category. Mumbai: Companies exclusively listed on the BSE are increasingly offering their shares to investors on the NSE platform through ‘ Permitted to Trade ’ category, a regulatory framework.
Why are SMEs not allowed to list in NSE?
NSE doesn’t entertain SME’s at its exchange. Apart from the above said reasons, it a company that is going to list has NSE or BSE in its share holders/ Promoters they have to be listed in another exchange. CAMS is the best example. , Trading and investing in stock market since 2011. Can I buy the stock from NSE and sell the same stock in BSE?
What is the offer and bid price in NSE for 48 shares?
The offer price in NSE is 74.90 for 48 shares. The bid price in BSE is 67.30 for 50 shares. So if you execute the trade, then your offer price should be 67.30 in BSE and Bid Price in NSE as 74.90, and that would mean you are buying high and selling low, making a loss and not a profitable arbitrage.