Some companies can list their stocks in many exchanges, this is called dual listing. Which means that a single ticker can be traded at different exchanges at slightly different times.
One can carry stocks bought on one exchange and sell them into another, usually a day needs to pass before one can do that, not sure why though.
Depending on the fee structure this may be a profitable practice. I.e., buy on the cheap one, sell on the expensive one and overnight distribute.
Some companies can list their stocks in many exchanges, this is called dual listing. Which means that a single ticker can be traded at different exchanges at slightly different times.
One can carry stocks bought on one exchange and sell them into another, usually a day needs to pass before one can do that, not sure why though.
Depending on the fee structure this may be a profitable practice. I.e., buy on the cheap one, sell on the expensive one and overnight distribute.