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Old 7th August 2007, 11:43 AM
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i think u should buy the srip on exchange which is quoting lesser prices because prices on bse & nse tend to equalize by the end of day or at the most in 2-3 days. if luck has it,then the one with lower price will follow the other with higher price so you may get small profit out of it
In general , it is a good idea to buy a scrip on the exchange which has the highest volume. liquidity is very very essential. what is the point if you want to sell and there are very few buyers there. with a stubburn bids. secondly under very low volumes any one with a few lakhs can manipulate a stock price, so i always look at volume (nse is better) for most stocks. that's just my point of thinking , may be right or wrong
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Old 7th August 2007, 12:36 PM
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Look Swagat There's No Need To Get Rude. I Am Not Trying To Explain Arbritrage, I Have Also Read Many Books On Arbitrage

I Will Try To Explain U With An Example What I Am Talking
About 6-7 Months Back I Saw Eletrosteel Castings Quoted At Around 510 On Nse, I Checked Its Price On Bse Which Was 440 I Suddeny Realized That It Was A Mismatch Of A Price And Was Highly Abnormal So I Shorted 20 Shares Of Est On Nse At The Price Of 510 Intraday And Was Easily Able To Square My Position At 450 Levels

This Is What I Was Trying To Say
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nope..........
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U cant carry over short positions in cash markets.
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Yes u can short in cash Intrday but cant take that position home. I mean delivery based short selling is not allowed unlike U.S.


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Look Swagat There's No Need To Get Rude. I Am Not Trying To Explain Arbritrage, I Have Also Read Many Books On Arbitrage

I Will Try To Explain U With An Example What I Am Talking
About 6-7 Months Back I Saw Eletrosteel Castings Quoted At Around 510 On Nse, I Checked Its Price On Bse Which Was 440 I Suddeny Realized That It Was A Mismatch Of A Price And Was Highly Abnormal So I Shorted 20 Shares Of Est On Nse At The Price Of 510 Intraday And Was Easily Able To Square My Position At 450 Levels

This Is What I Was Trying To Say
Now when was i rude
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You Need To Understand Arbitrage & That Is What Arbitrageurs Do, Take Advantage Of Price Difference, There Is A Separate Screen For Arbitrage.
In This Case`You Would Have Sold @868 & Bought @862 And Covered Your Short Of 868 When The Rates Have Corrected Somewhat & Sold Your 862 At Higher Rate, You Should Speak To An Arbitrageur To Understand The Nitty Gritty Of Arbitrage.
Not To Be Dabbled, Without Proper Understanding

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READ THE LAST LINE, YOU WILL KNOW
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WoW!

I hope he doesnt read charts like he does on forums!

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WoW!

I hope he doesnt read charts like he does on forums!
MR. RATAN IS THAT ADRESSED TO ME??
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prabhjeetrana,
take it easy man............ be coooooooooooooooooooooool................
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Yes It Was Addressed To You

Read Whose Post U Are Pinning On Whom

Caps Dont Get U Anywhere

Caps are considered rude ..............

Go thru the posts again....and see who has posted what
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oh i am really very sorry Mr. Swagat , that post was not meant for you. i hope u will understand. it was actually meant for savantgarde.
and secondly i didnt know caps are considered rude,
thanks MR. RATAN for correcting me
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oh i am really very sorry Mr. Swagat , that post was not meant for you. i hope u will understand. it was actually meant for savantgarde.
and secondly i didnt know caps are considered rude,
thanks MR. RATAN for correcting me
Hey its ok Not a problem at all.

But pls be a bit careful,

may be next time someone else may start fighting.

not in my case.

Im a big fan of Ahimsa.
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