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  • FIIs net sellers at Rs 1,874 crore on June 23; DIIs buy Rs 5,592 crore

    Year-to-date, FPIs have withdrawn Rs 1.2 lakh crore, whereas DIIs have infused Rs 3.4 lakh crore into the market.

  • DIIs go headlong in index futures, build historic high long positions, suggesting market bottom

    DIIs go headlong in index futures, build historic high long positions, suggesting market bottom

    As of April 8, 2025, DIIs held a net long position of 79,153 contracts in index futures, marking an all-time high. This surge surpasses previous highs observed during significant market events

  • FII net sell shares worth Rs 1,097 crore, DIIs net buyers of Rs 2,141 crore

    FII net sell shares worth Rs 1,097 crore, DIIs net buyers of Rs 2,141 crore

    Today, FII resumed their selling after turning back net buyers for the first time in a month in the last session.

  • FII net sell shares worth Rs 11,639 crore, DIIs net buyers of Rs 12,309 crore

    FII net sell shares worth Rs 11,639 crore, DIIs net buyers of Rs 12,309 crore

    The Sensex and Nifty plunged nearly 2 percent on February 28, dragged down by a broad-based sell-off as fears of a full-blown global trade war and a slowing U.S. economy unsettled investors. The rout wiped out Rs 8.8 lakh crore in market capitalization.

  • DII buying hits a record Rs 1 lakh crore in October even as FIIs offload equities worth Rs 85,000 crore

    DII buying hits a record Rs 1 lakh crore in October even as FIIs offload equities worth Rs 85,000 crore

    DII investments in 2024 have been around Rs 4.41 lakh crore with two more months to go

  • FIIs net sell shares worth Rs 3,228 crore, DIIs net buy shares worth Rs 1,401 crore

    FIIs net sell shares worth Rs 3,228 crore, DIIs net buy shares worth Rs 1,401 crore

    DIIs bought Rs 12,258 crore worth of shares and sold shares worth Rs 10,857 crore. Meanwhile, FIIs purchased Rs 13,393 crore in shares and offloaded equities worth Rs 16,621 during the trading session.

  • FIIs’ third biggest single day dump ever: Rs 10,000 crore sold on August 5

    FIIs’ third biggest single day dump ever: Rs 10,000 crore sold on August 5

    And DIIs took it all, with Rs 9,000 crore worth purchases in equities.

  • Chart of the Day: Are Indian equities overvalued?

    Chart of the Day: Are Indian equities overvalued?

    Indian equities are up 7 per cent since April taking the Mcap-to-GDP ratio into a modestly overvalued zone

  • 18 companies record stake hike by promoters, and foreign and domestic institutions

    18 companies record stake hike by promoters, and foreign and domestic institutions

    The likes of Bajaj Holdings & Investment, Shriram Finance, and Deepak Nitrite led the pack in terms of market capitalisation

  • After 9 months, FPIs return to Indian equities with Rs 5,000-cr investment in July

    After 9 months, FPIs return to Indian equities with Rs 5,000-cr investment in July

    FPIs turned net buyers for the first time in July after nine straight months of massive net outflows, which started in October last year. Between October 2021 till June 2022, they sold a mammoth Rs 2.46 lakh crore in the Indian equity markets.

  • DIIs invest over Rs 1 lakh crore in Indian equities since March

    DIIs invest over Rs 1 lakh crore in Indian equities since March

    Domestic investment was backed by strong and sustained flows into mutual funds through systematic investment plans

  • FIIs raise stake in over 60% of Nifty50 firms in March quarter, ownership back to pre-COVID levels in Nifty500

    FIIs raise stake in over 60% of Nifty50 firms in March quarter, ownership back to pre-COVID levels in Nifty500

    Changes in FII shareholding suggest foreign investors prefer sectors that can gain from the pandemic and those which can bounce back quickly when the situation improves

  • FIIs up stake in 457 companies, 68 have risen 100% since June; time to book profits?

    FIIs up stake in 457 companies, 68 have risen 100% since June; time to book profits?

    Having run up swiftly over the last few months, pharma, metal, cement and auto stocks are already seeing profit-booking, say experts.

  • 10-year data show June belongs to bulls; will COVID-19 spoil the party in 2020?

    10-year data show June belongs to bulls; will COVID-19 spoil the party in 2020?

    Historically, bulls have controlled the D-Street in the last six out of ten years in the month of June

  • Strategy for June series: Near-term trade setup indicates buy on dips for Nifty till 9,200 holds

    Strategy for June series: Near-term trade setup indicates buy on dips for Nifty till 9,200 holds

    The recent price structure of descending lows and peaks indicates immediate hurdles near the 9600-9700 zone.

  • Investors should rebalance their portfolio; largecaps a better play: Mahesh Patil

    Investors should rebalance their portfolio; largecaps a better play: Mahesh Patil

    Small-ticket consumer discretionary sector which have corrected can bounce back. Private banks have seen a sharp correction, and insurance companies should continue to see secular growth.

  • New highs? 11-year data suggest Sensex belongs to the bulls in December

    New highs? 11-year data suggest Sensex belongs to the bulls in December

    The Sensex and the Nifty hit a record high of 41,163 and 12,158, respectively, on November 28, and are less than 1 percent away from breaking into new territory.

  • Top 20 under-owned stocks by FIIs and MFs as of Q4: do you own any?

    Top 20 under-owned stocks by FIIs and MFs as of Q4: do you own any?

    Experts are of the view that investors should not worry too much on under-ownership of stocks by FIIs as many times it offers potential opportunity for them to top up and increase exposure in them in the future

  • FPIs pullout $280 million so far this year; DIIs pour $10 billion

    FPIs pullout $280 million so far this year; DIIs pour $10 billion

    The latest round of outflow came after foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) had poured in $7.77 billion in 2017, while DIIs had invested $14 billion during the same period, said a report by Morningstar Investment Adviser.

  • What changed for the market while you were sleeping? 20 things you should know

    What changed for the market while you were sleeping? 20 things you should know

    A look at top cues from domestic and international cues that could have a bearing on D-Street.

  • India is a stock picker's market; nearly 200 stocks hit lifetime high in April

    India is a stock picker's market; nearly 200 stocks hit lifetime high in April

    Stocks which hit fresh lifetime highs in April include names like HDFC, Maruti Suzuki, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Yes Bank, P&G, MRF, RBL Bank, Dalmia Bharat, Godrej Industries, Natco Pharma, IIFL Holdings, Future Retail, Jubilant Life Sciences, Exide etc.

  • Good time to buy on dips; like 2-wheelers, staples, banks: Elara

    Good time to buy on dips; like 2-wheelers, staples, banks: Elara

    Domestic institutional investors are still buying in a big way and a check with foreign institutional investors also suggests they see the recent market decline as a temporary blip and are keen to pick up quality stocks, says Harendra Kumar of Elara Capital.

  • DIIs to support market; like infra, cement, pharma: Canara HSBC

    DIIs to support market; like infra, cement, pharma: Canara HSBC

    Arora feels sectoral allocation makes sense only once the market stabilises. Till then, she will be looking at earnings visibility as a key indicator.

  • See $15 bn annual DII inflow, 15% earnings growth in FY17: CLSA

    See $15 bn annual DII inflow, 15% earnings growth in FY17: CLSA

    Mahesh Nandurkar, CLSA expects USD 15 billion annual inflows from domestic institutional investors. According to him, a potential pull out by oil money is a risk to FII flows.

  • IPO market: Optimistic about 2016, says V Jayasankar

    IPO market: Optimistic about 2016, says V Jayasankar

    There will be a very good mix of small and mid-sized IPO, coupled with a few large ones in 2016, says V Jayasankar of Kotak Investment Banking.

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