NSE Series – The National Stock Exchange (NSE) started trading in
the equities segment (Capital Market segment) on November 3, 1994. Within a
short span of 1 year became the largest exchange in India in terms of volumes
transacted.
Permitted
Asset Class (NSE Series)
There are a number of products traded in the Capital Markets.
Segments viz., Equity shares, Preference shares, Warrants, Debentures,
Exchange-traded Funds, Mutual Funds (close-ended), Government Securities and
Indian Depository Receipts.
Each asset type is assigned an NSE series for trading.
Each Series distinguishes the scrips and / or the people who can
trade in those series.
Listed in the table below are the symbols which denote the
various types of series traded on the NSE :-
Note :-
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Generally, retail investors come across NSE EQ and BE only.
·
Normal share trading is done under the NSE EQ and intra-day
squaring of the trade is possible. This means a trade can be settled without accepting or
giving its delivery.
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The ‘delivery percentage’ under BE category is 100% as no
intra-day trade is allowed.
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Please follow this Link on
the NSE website for more details.
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topic.