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Brokerage Houses on Jubilant: Growth concerns in the long term due to aggressive policies from the peer competition. Downgrades adviced
Brokerage Houses on Zomato: Aggressive policies bleeding investors; not sustainable in the longer term. Downgrades adviced.

 

Raj232

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fir se lockdown ??? :pompus::DD:DD:DD lockdown + virus = market fly to the sky :pompus::DD:DD:DD

Lockdown in Maha? As Covid Hospitalisation Up by 231% in Mumbai, Minister Lays Down Terms for Curbs - MAY 31, 2022, 10:09 IST
https://www.news18.com/news/india/l...-down-condition-for-restrictions-5279287.html
Younger persons may not be affected, and the virus will not exactly be visible in plain sight. Elderly are at risk as the previous dose is a year old and children may be carriers from school !!
 
In all this FII DII figures one thing we forget is that non institutional investors are pouring in Rs. 200 - 1000 crores each day, since last 12 months... not to mention that DII money is also indirectly the money from NIIs itself... sustainability questions aside, there is huge, huge stakes for NIIs... Just to give one some perspective, this is the same amount of money that FIIs or DIIs used to invest just a year before lockdown...
 

Romeo1998

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In all this FII DII figures one thing we forget is that non institutional investors are pouring in Rs. 200 - 1000 crores each day, since last 12 months... not to mention that DII money is also indirectly the money from NIIs itself... sustainability questions aside, there is huge, huge stakes for NIIs... Just to give one some perspective, this is the same amount of money that FIIs or DIIs used to invest just a year before lockdown...
i is an agree :pompus::DD:DD:DD
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travi

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In all this FII DII figures one thing we forget is that non institutional investors are pouring in Rs. 200 - 1000 crores each day, since last 12 months... not to mention that DII money is also indirectly the money from NIIs itself... sustainability questions aside, there is huge, huge stakes for NIIs... Just to give one some perspective, this is the same amount of money that FIIs or DIIs used to invest just a year before lockdown...
On NSE website, they publish their monthly newsletter, it's called NSE pulse

Have a look, it has tons of info and you can see how RII have become influential too

FII selling is also and effect of portf risk and balance, if say 5% is allocated to India and the rest tank like they did, it naturally affects ours.
Inspite of everything including the kitchen sink thrown at the mkt, 16k means exceptional resilience

They also know they'll have to buy back at higher rate, and index tgt will be 20k
 

travi

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Source: NSE EPR. Note: DII: Domestic Institutional Investors include Banks, Mutual Funds, Insurance Companies, NBFCs, Domestic VC Funds, AIFs, PMS clients etc., FII: Foreign Institutional Investors include FPIs, FDIs and Foreign VC Funds etc., Prop traders: Proprietary Traders, Individual investors: individual domestic investors, NRIs, sole proprietorship firms and HUFs, Others: Partnership Firms/LLP, Trust / Society, AIF, Depository Receipts, PMS clients, Statutory Bodies, OCB, FNs, etc. Above data represents share in gross turnover i.e., buy-side turnover + sell-side turnover; FY23 considers data up to the month of April 2022.

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Look at the combined percentage share of Ind.Inv + Pro- proprietary to FIIs
Then they call expert FIIs on TV to share opinion and give outlook etc etc :DD
ukhaadlo :p
 
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