nse vs bse

biyasc

Well-Known Member
#1
is that possible to buy at nse & sell at bse on intraday basis.
 

biyasc

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#3
how can one captute the price difference beetween nse & bse. i saw today bharti is trading @862 on nse & at the same time trading @868 on bse. can someone got an idea to ride the price difference.
 

Prabhjeet

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#4
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 :confused:
 
#5
Exactly same thing happened at SBI counter but its not possible in intraday you can take posiyion cheak if that shares are their in your dmat by end of day and try to figure out the same difference on other day.
 

swagat86

Active Member
#6
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 :confused:

U cant carry over short positions in cash markets.
 

Prabhjeet

Well-Known Member
#7
Swagat i am trading with INDIABULLS account where we can short even in cash (intraday) for `A' group scrips.
 

swagat86

Active Member
#8
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.


Thanks
 

Prabhjeet

Well-Known Member
#9
thats right swagat but if you have noticed sometimes scrips open way below or above their last closing price on one exchange but not in other so whet we may do is check the prices on both exchanges and then short or long these scrip intradatay on exchange with abnormal price :confused:
 

SavantGarde

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#10
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


SavantGarde
 

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