FIIs Are Bullish On Indian Markets While DIIs are Bearish

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FIIs Are Bullish On Indian Markets While DIIs are Bearish

By Aditya Raghunath

Investing.com -- The Indian markets are behaving in a strange manner since November 2 where foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have been net buyers every day while domestic institutional investors (DIIs) have been net sellers every day.

Ever since the news on U.S. elections and Donald Trump’s refusal to let go of the Presidency came into focus, India has been a favored destination for foreign institutions to park billions of dollars. In November FIIs bought Rs. 65,317 crores while DIIs sold Rs. 48,319 crores.

December has been no different. Until December 10, FIIs have bought equities worth Rs. 22,732 crore while DIIs have sold equities worth Rs. 16,267 crores.

India is one of the few countries in the world that hasn’t experienced a second wave of the COVID-19 virus. The US is struggling with over 15 million cases recorded and over 2,000 people dying daily. India is seen as a safe haven for now.

There has not been a single day since November 2 where FIIs have been net sellers. Similarly, DIIs haven’t been net buyers in this period. What happens when FIIs stop buying? Does the music stop? Will DIIs get into the game? What if FIIs start selling? Is there going to be a bear market on the cards?

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  • Rakesh Prasad @Rakesh Prasad
    DII run out of money. Left mo money to invest.
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  • Rajendra Yarlagadda @Rajendra Yarlagadda
    No Christmas party for FII, generally fii would have sold off for Christmas holidays, seems this year different or not will find from Monday onward. seems FII buying in cash in mid n selected small caps.
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  • Rajendra Yarlagadda @Rajendra Yarlagadda
    No Christmas party for FII, generally fii would have sold off for Christmas holidays, seems this year different or not will find from Monday onward. seems FII buying in cash in mid n selected small caps.
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    In order to book profit, at least 7 to 10 days of selling is to be done by FIIs before Christmas...
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  • Devang Daya @Devang Daya
    how on earth people can be so bearish, don't you see that 80% of cos are at pre covid levels. Don't you realize that all dead stock of over capacity is sold off during lockdown. with govt focus on manufacturing Indian economy is on the cusp of multi year uptrend. Diis Fiis will do what they know best, but common sense says all cos will b come bigger from here and will improve on their financial health.
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  • Ashish Choudhary @Ashish Choudhary
    Is there a point to your article?Because not only the Indian markets but markets throughout the world are at all times high. The recent sluggish/bear movement this year was the shortest in the history of stock markets. Also, after every bear market a bull market follows. And stop calling out everything to Mr. Harshad Mehta’s name. Please let the dead rest in peace.Have some respect, call it liquidity driven rally.
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  • Pankaj Pandey @Pankaj Pandey
    yea it's almost everything is wrong here nifty breaking record every day pe is 37 all time High Dii is selling continuesly farmer protest west bengal issue too many things are there but market is still up and making new record after March it's almost 75 return on nifty 7610 level how come it possible there are some big game which we retail investors not identifying
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    • gangadharan sunder @gangadharan sunder
      If we are with our corporates stand financially healthy then why dii selling every day and allowing fii to earn huge profit. with who's money dii playing. some hidden mistry. if we are better than others in all respects we must also bullish in our Market.
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    • Pankaj Pandey @Pankaj Pandey
      @gangadharan sunder correct
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    yea it's almost everything is wrong here nifty breaking record every day pe is 37 all time High Dii is selling continuesly farmer protest west bengal issue too many things are there but market is still up and making new record after March it's almost 75% return on nifty 7610 level how come it possible there are some big game which we retail investors not identifying
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  • Paresh shah @Paresh shah
    It is similar to Harshad Mehta style where due to liquidity share price go up evan though health of economic is not that good
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    • Amrinder Dhillon @Amrinder Dhillon
      nofty dosent reflect health of the economy, it reflects health of the top 50 companies and based off the recent results , nifty companies are healthy
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  • Shailendra Dukane @Shailendra Dukane
    Second Wave is already started it is not out due to farmers rally and bharat band
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  • Cool Trader @Cool Trader
    This is Indian black money rerouted back in name of FII
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  • Bibhudatta Patra @Bibhudatta Patra
    big crash coming soon.. just wait and watch...
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    • Kalpesh Rathod @Kalpesh Rathod
      really sir?
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    • Rajiv Tawde @Rajiv Tawde
      perfect words...Patra sir
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    • Atul Singh Chauhan @Atul Singh Chauhan
      short krk baith ja phir
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  • Bibhudatta Patra @Bibhudatta Patra
    big crash coming soon.. just wait and watch...
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    • Srikanth Pawar @Srikanth Pawar
      how
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    • Shailendra Dukane @Shailendra Dukane
      FII Taken bearish position in Index they are off loading.
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