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Yes it is possible. Don’t know about the limitation. may be T+2 days is the limitation.
Yes it is possible but the company has to be listed in both the exchange. But not possible on intraday
Yes we can buy stocks in BSE and sell in NSE this is called arbitrage which is the practice of taking advantage of the price difference between two the exchanges
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<span style=”line-height: 1.5;”>* the company should be listed in both exchanges</span>
* it cannot be done intraday
If we buy and sell the same stock in different exchanges on the same day we may have the penalty of short selling in the exchange we sold. It means that we can do arbitrage for the stocks that we have in our DP.
A market arbitrageur would short sell the high priced stock in one exchange and buy the low priced one in another provided he owns that stock in his DP
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