While the Mutual Funds started selling in the initial days of the previous week, they started pumping in the money during the fall of the stocks. FIIs on the other hand were about neutral in the week before but they suddenly started selling off heavily each day and even on last few days of the week when the sensex gained significantly, FIIs were net sellers to the extent of more than 1000 crores of rupees. Though the last day selling was very less compared to previous three days in which they sold about 2500 crores worth of stocks each day.
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your blog entries are very fascinating. I am a student of finance and currently simulating a BSE-200 portfolio for a class. Could you please let me know where could I get all this market data? I could only find standard websites like moneycontrol, icicidirect or indiainfoline, which as you know do not offer data to likes of yahoo finance or WSJ in US. Thank you.
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MS
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Hi MS
You can find the data related to FIIs at the SEBI's website.
Here's our post for the source:
http://finmanac.blogspot.com/2008/01/where-to-get-fii-and-mutual-fund.html
Besides NSE and BSE also provide a lot of useful information for the investors.
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