I need to make 5k pounds to get my eyes operated in Findland but they cost alot, at the moment I only have 3k pounds. Im out work, as I cant see well through my eyes, i cant come out during Daylight ...
If you have 5k what's the best way to earn money with out risk investing. For example putting this money in a money market account? I am not a good investor so I would like to play things safe ...
another querry-we can hold the stocks even for years together and then sell them.can we do so with nifty futures? what are the conditions for it?somebody help me with a clear answer....
A stock represents ownership of a business. Buying stock is the same as buying a business. Why should I own more than one? If there were five business for sale in your town surely you wouldn'...
looking for a serious investor for my product that was on American Inventor Additional Details I am the guy with the disposable litter box. Not the Hollywood type and got kind of nervous ...
Its commenly said that no one can predict the flow of a market yet there is some factor that is able to predict it exactly ! anyone have an idea or which type of people are able to predict the market ...
The big boys take advantage of small inefficiencies between markets using HUGE positions....this is known as arbitrage.
The markets are so efficient (partly because of arbitrage) that an individual trader would be hard pressed to make any money this way. Plus there are regulatory constraints as some of the others have mentioned above.
N.J.Reddy
Day trading has to be done only in one exchange.
You can buy in one exchange and can sell in another in another exchange only after you have obtained delivery.
anubhav verma
No . It cannot be done immediately i.e it is not allowed to buy in one exchange and sell in another exchange on intraday trading.
But this is allowed if the trading is done on Delivery basis.
ak_pathik
Yes after delivery.
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Rej
Arbitrage is not encouraged in India as such. However if you have a position or physical stock in your demat account there is no reason why it cannot be done. Let me illustrate
You brought Reliance physically 100 shares @1800. It has come to your demat account. You find on a day the price of Reliance at NSE is 1900 and at the same time at BSE it si 1850. You calculate the brokerage etc and you find it is in your favour you may proceed to sell at NSE and at the same time buy from BSE there by pocketing any inefficeny in pricing.
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