Both sensex and nifty are the two major indexes in Indian stock market , Nifty is owned by NSE and Sensex is owned by BSE , although BSE is the older one infact BSE is Asia’s oldest stock exchange but today NSE has got an edge over the BSE and BSE seems to lag behind a little , most stocks are listed both on NSE and BSE , but below we will show you why you should trade on NSE instead of BSE.
This is the screenshot of Yes Bank on NSE , see the volume of yes bank on 23rd july 2020 , 305 million is the total volume traded , now compare it with yes bank as traded on BSE below –
Total volume on BSE is just 27 million as compared to 305 million on NSE , which clearly suggests that stocks on NSE have more volume and liquidity , hence it makes it easier to get in and out of a particular stock on nse as compared to bse , for trading purposes nse should be the default choice for any trader due to the obvious advantage stated above and this volume phenomenon isn’t limited to a single stock its true for any stock that is listed both on NSE and BSE.
At last i want to state that i am not sponsored by NSE , i have shared my experience with you , hope it can be of any help to you.