NIFTY OUTLOOK: 25879.15 FII -383.68 cr DII 3091.87 cr
As discussed yesterday, market behaviour remained on expected lines. Bears dragged the Nifty down to our level of 25823 (day low 25808.4), and from there it bounced up to our resistance of 25983 (day high 26010.7). After respecting both sides of our levels, Nifty closed near its previous close at 25879.15.
1. FIIs’ net long is at 11.97%.
2. PCR is at 1.05.
3. VIX is at 12.16 (0.41%).
4. FIIs sold Rs.383 cr in cash, bought Rs.453.60 cr in index futures and Rs.924 cr in stock futures.
DIIs bought Rs.3091.90 cr in cash.
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