by Balaji GK | Jul 19, 2018 |
BTST stands for “Buy Today & Sell Tomorrow” and as the name goes, it is applicable when an Investor buys the stock today which is T day and sells it the next day which is a T+1 day. Please note*while selling this stock you actually don’t have it because the stock is deposited only on T+2 day. So here you are expecting the stock to be deposited in your account on T+2 day but in case the stocks are not deposited then it will lead to the...
by Balaji GK | Jul 19, 2018 |
Trading in this segment is available only for the Cash Market Delivery segment. Unlike in rolling settlement, scripts listed in Trade for Trade segment are settled on a trade for trade basis and no netting off of obligations is allowed. This means that scripts listed under this segment cannot be sold before they have been settled, which is on T+2. Stock under this segment is compulsorily settled by delivery. Netting off is not allowed for any intraday...
by Balaji GK | Jul 19, 2018 |
A share is considered seller freeze when there are no buyers. So here you can’t sell your stock as no one is willing to buy them. A share is considered buyer freeze when there are no sellers. So here you can’t buy stock as no one is willing to sell...
by Balaji GK | Jul 19, 2018 |
Yes, you can buy stock in NSE and sell the same in BSE or vice-versa but to that, the stock has to be in your Demat account since the delivery of a sell position goes to the exchange separately and the delivery of the buy position will be received from the exchange separately. Example: Intraday scenario: If you have bought a stock today in NSE but intent to sell the same in BSE then you can’t sell since the stock does not exist in your Demat account. Stock are credited in your Demat Account only on T+2 day. Delivery scenario: If you have bought a share today in NSE and have held it until T+2 day that is when the stock gets credited in your Demat account then you can sell the same share in BSE on T+3...
by Balaji GK | Jul 19, 2018 |
Convert to delivery is applicable on Equity Cash intraday positions only. It is applicable when an Investor has entered a position with an intraday order but later on intends to take delivery which is settled on the T+2 basis. Please Note* When a trader is long on Equity Cash then he/she needs to maintain 100% of the Purchase Amount in order to convert an intraday position. Need to have stock in the Demat account - Cannot short a share otherwise for more than a...
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