GSM socks lists

[ksksat]

Can someone explain GSM grades and current stock list under GSM

[Kshiteesh_Saralaya]

Hey @ksksat

Explained here on our support portal.

Also check out this page on the NSE website -

https://www.nseindia.com/invest/content/equities_surv_actions.htm

[ksksat]

sir i saw that link…but the current list of companues in various grades not clear…

also the S framework of BSE is also confusing…how it is different from gsm

[Kshiteesh_Saralaya]

@ksksat

sir i saw that link…but the current list of companues in various grades not clear…

For this, as of now, you’ll need to search the scrip you’re tracking on the BSE website to know which group its trading in.

@ksksat

also the S framework of BSE is also confusing…how it is different from gsm

These thread you should bring some clarity

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