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The "T" in T+0 and T+1 refers to the number of trading days for a trade to "settle".
To settle means to exchange either the shares (stocks) or bonds for the cash and vice versa.
For example, in a standard T+3 stock trade, when you sell a stock, you have three (3) business/trading days to deliver the stock. When you buy a stock under the T+3 system, you also have three (3) business/trading days to deliver the funds to your broker to pay for the purchase.
So, in most cases, when you sell a stock, you will not see the cash enter your account for three trading days. And, when you buy, although you will receive the shares (and can usually sell at any time after your purchase), the shares will not actually arrive into your account for three days.
In most cases, standard stocks have a T+3 settlement (3 days) and bonds have a T+1 (1 day) settlement. Other trading forms can have other time limits such as commodities, etc.
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