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Old 19th December 2006, 11:39 PM
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Hi All,
I would like to know the difference between trading in BSE & NSE, When I want to buy some stock how can I decide in which stock exchange to by apart from slight difference in price what at purchase related issues that affect in choosing the stock exchange,

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Old 20th December 2006, 12:45 AM
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Default Re: Difference Between BSE & NSE

NSE is generally more liquid. Some stocks are only listed on nse or some only on bse and some on both. if you take an intraday position you should square it off in the same exchange.
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which is advisable or preferable to buy the stock at NSE or BSE..pice is more at BSE.. why?
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Default Re: Difference Between BSE & NSE

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NSE is generally more liquid. Some stocks are only listed on nse or some only on bse and some on both. if you take an intraday position you should square it off in the same exchange.
did not got your point, pls explain with more details regarding difference between BSE & NSE
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Default Re: Difference Between BSE & NSE

Liquid = more buyers and sellers; more trading; check out the number of trades in tomorrow's ET; mostly more trades for a scrip happen on NSE, less on BSE. More trades, lower the impact cost.

Quite a few stocks are listed only on BSE and not on NSE. Again, look at the listings in the pink papers.

If you go long or short intraday, you should ensure you square off on the same exchange! Else you'll be opening a fresh position.

Hope I'm right and your question is answered
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