Buying Freeze and Selling Freeze in Stock Market

The “Buying Freeze” and “Selling Freeze” are terminologies of NSE and BSE. These terminologies comes in use oftenly during the stock market. Here is a definition of buying freeze and selling freeze of any stock in NSE or BSE.

Buying Freeze – Many times you wants buy a stock from NSE or BSE, but there is not any seller of that stock is available . This situation called “Buying Freeze” for that seller. In the situation of buying freeze you can sale your stock at the highest price offered by buyer. But if you want buy the buying freeze stock then you have to give order for purchase that stock at as the same as highest rate offered by another buyer. You can not write less price to than highest price in to order entry book.

“Buying Freeze” is different from “Upper Circuit”. In the “Upper Circuit” the limit of price keeps importance. But in “Buying Freeze” the seller keeps importance.

Selling Freeze This situation is just opposite of buying freeze. In the situation of “Selling Freeze” you can not sell your stock soon because there is no any buyer available for purchase that stock. But in this situation you can buy that stock at the lowest price offered by seller of that stock
If you want sell your stock anyhow then you have to give order for sell at as same as lowest price which is lowest price offered by earlier. You can not give order for sale your stock less than that lower price. Your sale oreder will be executed when any buyer will come.
This situation is different for “Lower Circuit”. In the situation of lower circuit the limit of price matters but inn the situation of “Selling Freeze” buyers matters.