FII DATA as on 13/08/2024

FII DATA as on 13/08/2024

(fig in crores) Cash Market

FII Net (2,107.17)

FII Buy 14,502.44   

FII Sell 16,609.61              

Advisory: India Vix : 16.17

FIIs were net sellers in the cash market segment, as they sold stocks worth Rs. 2107 crore. In the Index futures segment, they sold worth Rs. 2421 crores, with an increase in OI, suggesting a short addition. In the derivatives segment, we observed fresh short additions in both key indices ahead of the expiry session. On the options front, 24000 PE withholds the highest OI concentration, suggesting an intermediate and strong support zone. On the flip side, significant piling in the nearby CE strikes of 24200-24300 indicating strong hurdle on the higher end for Nifty. The Long Short Ratio further slipped to 48% from 51%, amidst short additions by the stronger hands. Considering the recent developments, our market seems tentative and any decisive correction can lead to further plunge. It is advisable to refrain from aggressive bets as volatility is likely to rise on the weekly settlement session.

FII DATAas on 07/08/2024

FII DATA

as on 07/08/2024

(fig in crores) Cash Market

FII Net (3,314.76)

FII Buy 14,094.77 

FII Sell 17,409.53              

Advisory: India Vix : 16.17

FIIs were net sellers in the cash market segment, as they sold stocks worth Rs. 3315 crore. In the Index futures segment, they sold worth Rs. 1032 crores, with a mere rise in OI, suggesting a mixed day of trade. In the derivatives segment, we observed short covering in the benchmark index, while . On the options front, a decent piling of OI is seen at 24300-24100 PE strikes, suggesting a gradual upshift in the support zone, followed by the highest concentration at 24000 strikes. On the flip side, 24500 CE withholds the highest OI concentration, suggesting stiff resistance for Nifty. The Long Short Ratio further corrected to 56% from 57%. Considering the respite in global markets and modest recovery on the derivatives front, it is anticipated to have further relief. Though, it is advisable to stay light on positions and avoid aggressive bets, until global uncertainty prevails.

FII DATA as on 01/08/202

*FII DATA

as on 01/08/2024

(fig in crores) Cash Market

FII Net 2,089.28

FII Buy 17,860.22 

FII Sell 15,770.94           

Advisory: India Vix : `12.93

FIIs were net buyers in the cash market segment, as they bought stocks worth Rs. 2089 crore. In the Index futures segment, they bought worth Rs. 1390 crores, with rise in OI, suggesting long formation. In the derivatives segment, we observed the addition of mixed bets in key indices. For the upcoming weekly series, the 25,000 strike prices for both call and put options have accumulated a significant position and currently exhibit the highest open interest concentration. This suggests a potential increase in volatility in the coming sessions. Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) have become net buyers in both equities and the index futures segment. Given the market's inherent strength and the fact that any dips are being bought into, but at the same time momentum at these elevated levels is notably lacking, which is not particularly encouraging. For now, it is advisable to avoid aggressive long positions and focus on individual stocks.

FII DATA

*FII DATA

as on 15/05/2023

(fig in crores) Cash Market

FII Net 1,685.29

FII Buy 7,676.34         

FII Sell 5,991.05  

Advisory: India Vix : 13.17

FIIs were net buyers in the cash market segment to the tune of Rs. 1685 crores. Simultaneously, in Index futures, they bought worth Rs. 1290 crores with an increase in open interest, indicating long addition. In the F&O segment, fresh longs were added to key indices at the start of the week. The put writers added a good amount of positions in 18300-18200 strikes and on the other side, build-up remained scattered 18500-18700 call options. Stronger hands continued their buying streaks in equities and added a few longs in the index futures segment. Their Long Short Ratio’ advanced to 50% from 46%. Considering the above data point, we expect a continuation of the ongoing rally towards 18400-18500 and hence, would advocate using intraday declines to add longs.

FII DATA 05/01/2012

Net Index Futures (-149), Net Stock Futures (52), Derivative Market: Total Open Interest (Rs 94,635 cr), Stock Futures Open Interest (Rs 24,815 cr)

FII Data 26/12/2011

Net Index Futures (79), Net Stock Futures (-101), Derivative Market: Total Open Interest (Rs 1,38,800 cr), Stock Futures Open Interest (Rs 28,822 cr)

FII Data 23/12/2011

Net Index Futures (289), Net Stock Futures (-332), Derivative Market: Total Open Interest (Rs 1,36,837.10 cr), Stock Futures Open Interest (Rs 28,149 cr)

FII DATA 22/12/12

Net Index Futures (1494), Net Stock Futures (68), Derivative Market: Total Open Interest (Rs 1,34,156 cr), Stock Futures Open Interest (Rs 27,037 cr)

FII Data 21/12/2011

Net Index Futures (291), Net Stock Futures (-197), Derivative Market: Total Open Interest (Rs 1,33,509.20 cr), Stock Futures Open Interest (Rs25,446.60 cr)

FII DATA 20/12/2011

Net Index Futures (-1007), Net Stock Futures (-28), Derivative Market: Total Open Interest (Rs 1,31,445 cr), Stock Futures Open Interest (Rs 25,736 cr)

FII Data 16/12/2011

Net Index Futures (-699), Net Stock Futures (-6), Derivative Market: Total Open Interest (Rs 1,28,877.70 cr), Stock Futures Open Interest (Rs 26,156.46 cr)