Market Internals

Linus · #**111** 19th September 2007, 10:46 PM

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Originally Posted by learningcurve

Hi sunil,

Thanks for your detail reply.

The following are my understanding about Net inflow(FII + MF) and Nifty chart and I am writing those down. Please correct me where I am wrong and if you can add something more to it than its pleasure for me. Now they are:

A) Net inflow(FII + MF) rising and Nifty also rising-----
So, does it means FII/MF are buying nifty stocks.

B) Net inflow(FII + MF) rising and Nifty falling------
So, does it means FII/MF are buying not the Nifty stocks but the mid cap & small cap stocks.

C) Net inflow(FII + MF) falling and Nifty also falling------
So, does it means FII/MF are selling nifty stocks.

D) Net inflow(FII + MF) falling and Nifty rising--------
So, does it means retail investors & HNI are buying the nifty stocks while FII/MF are selling mid cap & small cap stocks. Do we here have to check the net inflow (FII+MF) to CNX mid cap index. ( i.e. if net inflow falling and CNX mid cap index also falling then it means that FII/MF are selling the mid cap stocks)

Your valuable advise is needed.

With regards,

Learningcurve

Hi learningcurve,

Thanks for your interest! Let us not complicate matters on this one. The net money flow by FII's and MF is just that - it is their total exposure to the markets on a day to day basis. Investing is a continuous process and not an one off event. As long as you know that at a certain given time, their investments are less/more compared to some time in the past, you should be ok. I don't think it is possible to know in which specific sectors/indices/stocks they are pulling out or pouring in their monies, and I don't think that is required anyway.

In my charts, I have shown FII/MF investments as compared to the movement of the Nifty - our barometer which everybody can identify with. You can replace the Nifty with say Sensex or any other index if you wish. The important thing to remember is that it adds up one more perspective to your analysis. One rear view mirror in a car is ok but three are an advantage!

ATB!

Regards,

ss

Linus · #**112** 19th September 2007, 11:00 PM

After the gigantic leap forward today, have a look at the A/D figures of today: BSE, 1541 advancing to 1233 declining and for NSE, 678 advancing to 460 declining. I am not convinced!

Anyway, here are the charts updated till today, Sept 19, 2007.

Regards all,

ss

Linus · #**113** 20th September 2007, 09:44 AM

Here, let us look at the groupwise advance decline ratios for yesterday, Sept 19, 2007 in BSE. On a 650+ point blast day, one would expect the majority of stocks to join in the fire works, but that is not the case. On your guard,friends!

ss

learningcurve · #**114** 21st September 2007, 10:37 AM

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Originally Posted by sunil saranjame

Here, let us look at the groupwise advance decline ratios for yesterday, Sept 19, 2007 in BSE. On a 650+ point blast day, one would expect the majority of stocks to join in the fire works, but that is not the case. On your guard,friends!

ss

Hi sunil,

It was nice to get your prompt reply. Keep it up.

Actually can you tell me the source from where you got the BSE group A data for advance decline ratio everyday.

What percentage of advance% to total is considered good ?. (i.e. 70% or 80% or 90%)

What percentage of advance% to total is considered bad ?(i.e. 30% or 40% or 45% )

What percentage of decline% to total is considered good ?.

What percentage of decline% to total is considered bad ?

With regards,

Learningcurve

Linus · #**115** 21st September 2007, 12:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by learningcurve

Hi sunil,

It was nice to get your prompt reply. Keep it up.

Actually can you tell me the source from where you got the BSE group A data for advance decline ratio everyday.

What percentage of advance% to total is considered good ?. (i.e. 70% or 80% or 90%)

What percentage of advance% to total is considered bad ?(i.e. 30% or 40% or 45% )

What percentage of decline% to total is considered good ?.

What percentage of decline% to total is considered bad ?

With regards,

Learningcurve

Hi LC!

The data is from BSE

There is no rule for % of advancing stocks etc. The more the merrier!

The bottom line is that an uptrend in a major market index must be supported by an equal uptrend in the number of stock advancing in the broader market.That is considered healthy.

Please feel free to ask questions, I would be more than happy to answer you.

Regards,

ss

franktrader · #**116** 21st September 2007, 02:52 PM

great works by you dear sunil

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the charts being posted by you here and on your blog are - JUST EXCELLENT

kindly carry on this good work

all the best

Czar · #**117** 21st September 2007, 04:33 PM

another round of applause for your efforts sire, would love to hear as much views from you as compared to statistics you provide. thanks

Satyen · #**118** 21st September 2007, 05:07 PM

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Originally Posted by franktrader

great works by you dear sunil

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the charts being posted by you here and on your blog are - JUST EXCELLENT

kindly carry on this good work

all the best

Hi
can you please post the blog name or link

Regards
Satya

Linus · #**119** 21st September 2007, 05:44 PM

Thanks a lot for your good wishes friends Franktrader/Czar/ Satya

Satya, click on my name here, to reach my blog - nothing much on my blog but just a few thoughts.

Regards,

ss

Satyen · #**120** 21st September 2007, 06:13 PM

Thanks .

Regards
Satya

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