#sharetradingoperations Share trading operations involve buying and selling company stocks through stock exchanges like NSE or NYSE. Investors use brokers or trading platforms to place orders, such as market, limit, or stop-loss orders, based on price and timing preferences. Trades are settled via clearing houses, typically within T+1 or T+2 days. Key participants include retail investors, institutional investors, and market makers. Prices fluctuate based on supply-demand, news, and company performance. Trading can be done intraday or held long-term. Regulatory bodies like SEBI or SEC oversee fairness. Successful trading combines analysis, strategy, and risk management to navigate market trends efficiently.