$USDC Share trading involves buying and selling company stocks through stock exchanges like the NYSE or NSE. Investors place orders via brokers, who execute trades on their behalf. Trades can be done manually or electronically using trading platforms. Key operations include order placement, matching, settlement, and clearing, typically completed within T+1 or T+2 days. Successful trading requires market analysis, timing, and strategy. Regulatory bodies like the SEC or SEBI oversee operations to ensure transparency and prevent fraud. Share trading plays a vital role in capital markets, allowing companies to raise funds and investors to grow wealth through equity participation.