NIFTY OUTLOOK: 25876.85
FII: -Rs.3,367.12 cr DII: Rs.3,701.17 cr
As discussed yesterday, market behaviour remained on the expected lines during the day. Selling pressure opened Nifty near our breakdown level of 26100 (day’s open at 26106.5).
NIFTY OUTLOOK: 25876.85
FII: -Rs.3,367.12 cr DII: Rs.3,701.17 cr
As discussed yesterday, market behaviour remained on the expected lines during the day. Selling pressure opened Nifty near our breakdown level of 26100 (day’s open at 26106.5).
FIIs sold Nifty worth Rs.5,283 cr and Rs.238.54 cr in Bank Nifty.
1. FIIs’ net long position is at 8.6%, reduced from 10.11% to 8.6%.
2. VIX: 10.60 (+6.53%).
3. PCR: 0.50 (deep oversold zone).
4. FIIs sold Rs.3,367 cr in the cash segment, Rs.5,287.80 cr in index futures, and Rs.3,270 cr in stock futures.
DIIs bought Rs.3,701.20 cr.
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