Can i buy an stock from NSE and sell the same stock to BSE?
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Why do you care? If the stock is listed on both exchanges you might be able to but why worry as long as you are getting the best price.
It shouldn't be a problem. You tell your broker when to sell and on what terms (market order or limit.) After that it's up to the broker to execute the sale. Most major brokerage houses are members of the various exchanges so they handle that detail.
One thing, in most cases today you never actually hold the stock certificate. Most stock is registered to your account at the broker's office. It's all an accounting entry--so review the statements often to make sure your property is listed properly.
The key is to decide on what terms you want to sell. Many gurus like Jim Crammer suggest setting a limit on buys--that way you, not your broker, decide what the maximum price you will pay might be. For sales, it is a little differ
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Yes, but only if you have a delivery. U can not do it for intra day settlement.. (square off deal)
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