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FII and DII Trading activity – June 2020 The Stock Market has been on the rise for the past three months since the fall of March 2020. However this is said to be as a Warning Signal. There is a big gap between the Current numbers on Global Indices and the Economy. For the period of June 2020 on trading activity, there are 22 trading days in the month. Both the Foreign investors and Domestic investors were came as a Net Buyers for the month of June. This moment was also happened in the month of May 2020. The FII had bought shares of worth Rs. 1,55,215 Crore and sold shares of worth Rs. 1,49,723 Crore in the last month. So, the Net Purchase was said to be Rs. 5,493 Crore. On the other side, the Domestic Investors (DII) had a gross purchase of Rs. 1,00,174 Crore and the gross sales of Rs. 97,740 Crore. So, they came up with Rs. 2,434 Crore on Net Purchase for the month of June 2020. Out of 22 trading days in the said above month, the FII and DII had sold their shares (Net Sales) for 10 da

FII and DII Trading activity – May 2020 Most indices of the World Stock Market were up in April and May 2020, after the Biggest crash happened in the month of March. One can ask how the Stock Market is booming so rapidly in this current Economy. Yes, it's absolutely a Recession Period. If we look at the history of the World Markets in the Past, there has not been much investment inflows. And there is no other Government raised its debt to stimulate the Economy before 2008 Global Financial Crisis. Now, every country is looking to stimulate with a Huge Debt or Cash. Developed nations are interested to print more money (Risk is there) to promote their Country's economy. These are the positive things for the Stock Market. However the current boom is said to be a Bear Market Rally. Even if the Stock Market beats it's life time high in the near term, the Real Economy takes time from months to years to recover from the Current downturn. Currently, the Unemployment rate has increas

FII and DII Trading activity – April 2020 The Indian Equity Market, which was fallen down around 23 Percent in the month of March 2020. The Economic Slowdown was happening in the past 18 months, added more with Covid-19 and it leads to Economic Recession. It was noteworthy that the Nifty50 climbed about 15 Percent in the month of April 2020 - So called, Bear Market Rally. One can remember that there was a lock down throughout the month of April. There is No Sales or Zero Sales for the Automobile Companies in the month of April 2020 domestically. Therefore the Indian Equity Market has fluctuated over the past one month without any basis. The April month rally in the Stock Market considered as a Small boom, following a Big Fall. As per the April 2020, there are 18 trading days in the said month. Both Foreign Investors and Domestic Investors were the net sellers in the end of the period. The FII had bought shares of worth Rs. 1,22,483 Crore and sold shares of worth Rs. 1,27,691 Crore. So,

FII and DII Trading activity – March 2020 It was a bad time or bad days for the Global Equity Indices in the month of March 2020. Due to the Economy Slowdown for the past one - two years, the Covid-19 has also added the the Economy Crisis and hit the Stock Market Indices down - It's simply a Crash, but not a little correction. The Stock Market Indices suffered a major downturn in the March 2020. This fall is similar to the 2008 Global Financial Crisis, but with a different perspective. At the end of March, the Foreign Institutional Investors were the Net Sellers of the month. The Stock Market in India has been trading for 21 Days in the said above month. The Foreign Investors bought a shares worth of Rs. 1.54 Lakh crore and sold shares of worth Rs. 2.20 Lakh Crore. So, they are the Net sellers with an amount of Rs. 65,816 Crore in the month of March 2020. On the other side, the domestic investors had bought a gross purchase of Rs. 1.57 Lakh crore and sold shares of worth Rs. 1.02 L

FII and DII Trading activity – February 2020 The Country's GDP stood at 4.7 Percent in the October - December 2019 quarter, according to the official report last week. This is the lowest level in the last seven years. The Country's economic growth which was 7.7 Percent in the early 2018, has started to decline. Global Economy conditions are not favorable for the current January - March Quarter. Economic growth will be slower in the March 2020 quarter than in the December 2019 quarter. Most of the Automobile Companies have experienced a spike in their February Sales. There is a possible of downturn in the upcoming months due to uncertainty. Over the past two months, many people have died in China due to Coronavirus - Covid - 19. The impact is spreading rapidly in other nations as well. Due to Globalization, the above said factor will affect the state policy too. Even it will hurt a small country that is somewhere. The Foreign Institutional Investors (FII) had a Net Sales of Rs.

FII and DII Trading activity – January 2020 The Chinese Stock Market - Shanghai Composite Index fell more than 7 Percent in the first trading day, after the Lunar Festival holidays. Due to the Corona Virus, the Crude prices were also fell down below $USD 50 per barrel in the beginning of this week. India's Budget for FY 2020-21 was announced last Saturday (01-02-2020). The Budget for India set out long term goals and appropriate Funding to boost the Economy.  However there is no change in the LTCG (Long term capital gains) and introduced a New Tax Regime (Optional) for the Personal Income Tax. The Dividend Distribution Tax Changes and other Taxation is not favorable to the Indian Stock Market on that Budget day. Importantly, on the Budget India 2020 day - the Foreign institutional investors had sold shares worth Rs. 2000 Crore and on the other side, the Domestic institutional investors bought shares of worth Rs. 37 Crore in the Indian Equity Market. Unexpectedly, the Post Budget ma

FII and DII Trading activity – December 2019 With the Sino-US Trade war raging throughout the Past year 2019, the US-Iran War Tensions has only begun the beginning of this current year 2020. The Global Economy slowdown is yet to be remedied. The Biggest impact and the factors this year will be the Trade War, Crude Oil Price Challenges, US Election and the GDP numbers of Asian Countries. Throughout this month and February 2020, the Listed Company's Q3FY20 earnings are coming out. For the period of December 2019, the Trading activity had arrived with both signs on FII and DII. The Foreign Institutional Investors are the Net Buyers, where the Domestic Investors are the Net Sellers of said month - December 2019. The Foreign investors had a Gross Purchase of Rs. 99,178 Crores worth of shares and Gross Sales worth Rs. 98,483 Crore, so the Net Purchase were stood at Rs. 694 Crore for the month of December. The Domestic Institutional Investors had a Gross Purchase of Rs. 65,743 Crore and a

FII and DII Trading activity – September 2019 The Indian Stock Market has seen a huge upswing in the two trading days of last September. The Market boom was done due to the announcement of Corporate Tax cut by the Finance Minister. However the contribution of Foreign Investors remains low as economic factors have not yet returned to the Growth Side. In September 2019, the FII had bought shares of worth Rs. 1.03 Lakh Crore and Sold shares of worth Rs. 1.10 Lakh Crore. So, the Net Sales turned into Rs. 6,624 Crore for the Foreign Investors at the end of Last month. At the same time, the Domestic Investors had bought shares of Rs. 84,873 Crore and Sold shares of worth Rs. 72,382 Crore. The DII's Net Purchase stood at Rs. 12,490 Crore. There were 19 Trading days in the said period. Among these the FII had sold shares for 14 Days. On the other side, the Domestic investors had bought shares for 17 Days, which is seen as positive for the Indian Stock Market. The Foreign Institutional Inve

FII and DII Trading activity – March 2019 Last month, March 2019 - The Indian Stock Market was hugely focused by the Foreign Institutional Investors(FII). In the month of March, the FII had bought net purchase of Rs. 32,371 Crore and on the other side, the Domestic Institutional Investors(DII) had a net sales of Rs. 13,930 Crore in the equity market. The Indian Stock Market had a very much boost in the recent weeks. The reason for the rise in the market were No changes in the US Fed rate, Dollar-Rupee trade, Crude oil prices and most importantly the election situation in India. There are 19 trading days in the month of March, where the FII bought shares on all trading days except the day of March 29,2019. At the same time, the Domestic investors were the net sellers for the most of the days, except in the four trading days - March 1, 25, 27 and 29. Foreign Investors bought shares worth Rs. 4,323 Crore in a single trading day on 15th March. Where the DII had a highest positive purchase

FII and DII Trading activity – January 2019 In the Current month till today(12-02-2019), the Foreign Institutional Investors(FII) have invested about Rs. 33,717 Crore in the Indian cash market. The Net purchase was seen as Rs. 2,989 Crore. At the same time, the Domestic Institutional Investors(DII) have invested Rs. 24,478 Crore and the Net sales was seen of 371 Crore rupees. The Factors that we have for the last few months have yet to decide the course of Indian stock market and even globally - US-China Trade war, Monetary Policy in United States, Crude oil changes and in the domestic, already the budget is over. However the upcoming election date and the Third quarterly results of FY 2018-19 for the Listed companies are now moving the Market. Last January 2018, the trade was seen as a positive feature of FII and DII in the Stock Market. In the January 2018, the FII had a net purchase of Rs. 9,568 Crore and DII had a net purchase of 398 Crore rupees. But this year is not like that m

Monthly trading activity of FII and DII – November 2018 We have been talking about this for the past few weeks - Crude Oil, Dollar - Rupee, China-US Trade war, Fed rate hike, Bank and NBFC's (Non banking financial company) bad debt. Last November this year, Crude oil prices were fell sharply and Rupee gains against US Dollar. WTI and Brent Crude Oil prices went nearly $50 and $60 respectively in the end of november 2018 . Rupee against dollar was kept at below of Rs. 70 for the last month. When we said about the month of October this year, we raised a concern about whether the market is under the bear grip ? While we compare the last month with the October 2018, it was slightly different. However the trend of the market was changed. Still, we have to move cautiously as it may not be the better opportunity as an Investor compared November to the October. Crude and Rupee prices were given the support for the Indian stock market in the last month. As ongoing Elections, RBI data and GD

Monthly trading activity of FII and DII – October 2018 A good month for the Indian Stock Market this year is October 2018. Would you believe ? Obviously, it was a great journey for the Investors and Intradayers' in the last month, who had not seen the 2008 Bear hand. But, still the last month is a bearish one and not yet complete this great journey. We have to wait for an opportunity as an Investor, some stocks are trading nearby the valuation - not for most of the stocks. For Intra day, you should keep your eye on SELL - BUY. If you want to speculate now, you can't recover easily or immediately. Again i am telling, it's bear hand on time. Trade war, Dollar-Rupee conversion, Crude oil price change, Federal interest rate hike and Financial sector's bad loan pressure are the news keeping down the market for the past few months. The Net sales of Rs. 29,201 Crore for the October month by the FII in the trading activity. On the other side, the domestic investors (DII) had a

Monthly trading activity of FII and DII – September 2018   There is a good day for anyone in the September 2018, but for the Indian Stock market – it’s a bad weather for the entire month which the Nifty 50 and the biggest Bombay Sensex had not performed well.  The Sensex closed with the starting day of the September with 38,312 points and Nifty 50 of 11,582 points. The Nifty finally closed the month of 10,930 points and the BSE Sensex with 36,227 points.  So, it was felt down nearly (-6) percent in the month of September. The Mid and Small cap both were went down more than (-12) percent.  Globally, Dow jones and Nikkei were on the positive sides. Banking and Financial Companies and the Realty are the fallen sector in September 2018 for the Indian market, but luckily IT-Sector was earned a little on Dollar – Rupee Exchange Rate. The FII (Foreign) and DII (Domestic) market trading activity for the last month was a rough timeline. Most of the trading days, the FII was just gone outside t

Monthly trading activity of FII and DII vs Nifty - July 2018   Today ( 12-07-2018 ) Nifty and Sensex crossed 11000 and 36600 points respectively. Sensex also hit a record high and Reliance Industries makes a history as a 100 Billion USD Market cap after the TCS. This week stock market is moving on Global trend like Trade war between US and China, Crude movement, Upcoming Economical statistics, Dollar moving, and recent quarterly results. The Nifty points are traveling positively with a 12 percent yield to return for the past one year. The last three year YTD is at 29.50 % and the sensex gives a yield of 14.20 percent in the last 12 months average. For a long term investing, it's not just about the Fundamental analysis with the business numbers, but also looking out the trading activity is a good one. The Last 10 years of trading activity of FII and DII is a suitable one to analyse and compared with Nifty. Here, you can see the below data of the last 6 months - FII and DII vs Nif