yes
It depends on the type of trading you do. In case of Intra-day - you have to sell your stock by the end of the trading day. In case of BTST Buy Today Sell Tomorrow - you have to sell your stock by the end of the next trading day. In normal share trading - it is T+3 which means you will get your shares only on the 3rd day after trading and hence you can sell only from the 4th day.
Yes, with a brokerage account (and assets in the account) one may buy and sell shares on a daily basis.
You can liquidate a stock by selling it in the stock market. Selling a stock in the market depends on a variety of factors. You cannot sell a normal T+3 trading stock on the very next day after you bought it. You would have to wait atleast 3 full days since you bought the share to sell it. In case of Intraday - you have to sell the shares you bought at the beginning of the day before the end of the trading day In case of BTST - Buy Today Sell Tomorrow kind of trades - You would have to liquidate the stocks that you bought today by the end of day tomorrow. Liquidating a stock means - Selling it.
In most countries you must be atleast 18 years old in order to buy/sell shares by yourself
In order to buy and sell shares an account must be established with a financial institution or brokerage house. Some companies may require a specified minimum initial deposit in order to open an account. After being approved to open a stock brokerage account an investor is able to purchase or sell shares of stock in any publicly traded company. Most investors purchase shares in increments of 100 shares known as a round lot.
It depends on the type of trading you do. In case of Intra-day - you have to sell your stock by the end of the trading day. In case of BTST Buy Today Sell Tomorrow - you have to sell your stock by the end of the next trading day. In normal share trading - it is T+3 which means you will get your shares only on the 3rd day after trading and hence you can sell only from the 4th day.
gold you get it today and if you sell it tomorrow most probably the rate will be increased
Yes, with a brokerage account (and assets in the account) one may buy and sell shares on a daily basis.
buy and sell shares
In most countries you must be atleast 18 years old in order to buy/sell shares by yourself
You can liquidate a stock by selling it in the stock market. Selling a stock in the market depends on a variety of factors. You cannot sell a normal T+3 trading stock on the very next day after you bought it. You would have to wait atleast 3 full days since you bought the share to sell it. In case of Intraday - you have to sell the shares you bought at the beginning of the day before the end of the trading day In case of BTST - Buy Today Sell Tomorrow kind of trades - You would have to liquidate the stocks that you bought today by the end of day tomorrow. Liquidating a stock means - Selling it.
In order to buy and sell shares an account must be established with a financial institution or brokerage house. Some companies may require a specified minimum initial deposit in order to open an account. After being approved to open a stock brokerage account an investor is able to purchase or sell shares of stock in any publicly traded company. Most investors purchase shares in increments of 100 shares known as a round lot.
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You have three options once the vesting period is over. You can buy shares at their vested value and hold them for a long time, you can buy shares at their vested value and then sell them after the waiting period (if applicable), or you can buy shares at their vested value, keep some and sell the rest. Good luck!