"Fii Trades Theory"-Get FII TRADING CALLS

Details of FII TRADING Calls Services

2011-05-25T05:57:00.000-07:00

What is FII CALLS? :

FII TRADING CALLS are based on mixed system of following two parameters,

Our specially developed Technical Software
FII’s Trading Pattern

The FII CALLS are based on the ‘FII TRADES THEORY’ which was developed by our research team in April-2009, based on the above two parameters.

FII CALLS are provided in below 4 type of instruments:

TYPE OF FII CALL	Features and Specific Details
(1) FII STOCKS CALLS	Trading Calls from mainly A and B group will be advised. There will be approx. 1-3 calls during a week. Some positions shall be squared off with starting from 5% gain, while few position shall be held for higher gains. At any point of time, there will be maximum 4 positions held at a time.
(1) FII NIFTY FUT CALLS	Trading Calls from NIFTY Futures and Options will be advised. There will be approx. 2-4 calls during a week. Minimum gap of 40 points adhered. Mainly overnight nature position but squared-off intraday if required as per situation.
(2) FII BANK NIFTY FUT CALLS	Trading Calls from NIFTY Futures and Options will be advised. There will be approx. 2-4 calls during a week. Minimum gap of 60 points adhered
(3) FII CNX IT FUT CALLS	Trading Calls from NIFTY Futures and Options will be advised. There will be approx. 2-4 calls during a week. Minimum gap of 40 points adhered

Fee/Charges Structure of FII TRADING CALL Service:

PACKAGES & DURATIONS	Fee Structure
	FII STOCKS	FII NIFTY F	FII BANK NIFTY	FII CNX IT FUT
3 Months	Any 1 of the above- Rs.4,000 Any 2 of the above-Rs. 6,000 Any 3 of the above-Rs.10,000 All the 4 of the above-Rs.12,000
6 Months	Any 1 of the above- Rs.6,000 Any 2 of the above-Rs.10,000 Any 3 of the above-Rs.14,000 All the 4 of the above-Rs.20,000
12 Months	Any 1 of the above- Rs.10,000 Any 2 of the above-Rs. 16,000 Any 3 of the above-Rs.24,000 All the 4 of the above-Rs.32,000

April-2009 publication at the time of launch of FII TRADES THEORY.
Read more details on Dedicated site at www.FiiTrades.net

Trade like FIIs in NIFTY and Stocks-Get FII CALLS/Tips-& FEE STRUCTURE.

April-2009 publication at the time of launch of FII TRADES THEORY
Read more details on Dedicated site at www.FiiTrades.net

Intro to FII Trades Theory-1

WANT TO TRADE & INVEST LIKE FIIs? Why NOT?

BENEFITS OF Trading and Investing like FIIs/Institutionals/Big Players:

Characteristics and ADVANTAGES OF TRADING AND INVESTING LIKE FIIs:

FIIs use derivatives for hedging and several times for speculating as well, but their most of activity consists of positional bets.
They operate in most of the geographical markets across the globe. They operate in varied asset classes.
They shift through these geographical markets and asset classes creating bubbles and prickling them as well.
It is a hard fact THEY RUN THE MARKETS, we have seen more than one times, how FIIs selling brought panicky in markets and vice versa FIIs buying brought spat of cheers in markets and amongst traders and investors.
We all know by facts and figures how billion of dollars of FIIs inflow has helped Indian markets rise to highs.
It’s a proven simple correlation (especially in emerging and less developed markets) that when FIIs inflows rise the markets rise and when fii inflow dries or slows down the markets feels uneasiness and jitters.
The FIIs is no one’s enemy and no one’s friend, several of them are long term investors but most of them are speculators/hedgers, traders and medium term investors. They are the best traders. They have the best technology, quant models, experience, best talented work force. They follow a unique trading/investing technique of delivery-based-stop loss which very few people know of and that is what helps them mint money in the most euphoric of bull markets and save themselves from bear markets severity.
They are the players who squeeze maximum juice out of any bull market buy the stop loss based positional trading strategy in on the buy side in a bull market and on Sell side in a bear market-which is not long term investing.
They at most of the times affect and dictate the policy of the governments. They speak it loud when they don’t like the policies. They are the best knowledgeable persons of business cycles and stages of economies by virtues of them operating into more than one countries and more than one type of economies.
...even more.

SEBI relaxes reporting norms for FIIs for PNs

2010-06-29T02:25:00.000-07:00

(SEBI) has relaxed disclosures for Participatory Notes (PN) issuing Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) on short positions. The new norm effective from 2 July, FIIs will be required to report lending of securities on a weekly basis.

As per the new norm, FIIs will put out disclosures on every Friday while public dissemination of disclosure will be on every Tuesday.

The market regulator has made it mandatory that those FIIs issuing PN will be required to take an undertaking to report any fresh short position to SEBI immediately.

Earlier, FIIs were required to report about lending of securities to entities abroad and give disclosures on a daily basis.

PNs have not reported shorts in last one year. Its value has grown 54% while FII has increased 41% in last one year. Total PN value as on May 2010 is Rs 1,59,927crore. PN value 15% of total FII at Rs 8,83,379 crore.

Detail of FII CALLS services

2010-06-18T17:43:00.000-07:00

FII STOCK CALLS:
Trading Calls from mainly A and B group will be advised.
There will be approx. 1-3 calls during a week.
Some positions shall be squared off with starting from 5% gain, while few position shall be held for higher gains.
At any point of time, there will be maximum 4 positions held at a time.

FII NIFTY FnO CALLS:

Trading Calls from NIFTY Futures and Options will be advised.

There will be approx. 3-6 calls during a week.

Click HERE for current level of CNX NIFTY-50 Index.

Click HERE for CNX NIFTY-50 Index Stock Watch.

FII BANK-NIFTY FnO CALLS:

Trading Calls from BANK NIFTY Futures and Options will be advised.

There will be approx. 3-6 calls during a week.

Click HERE for current level of BANK-NIFTY Index.

Click HERE for BANK-NIFTY Index Stock Watch.

FII CNX IT Index FnO CALLS:

Trading Calls from NIFTY Futures and Options will be advised.

There will be approx. 3-6 calls during a week.

Liquidity in this Index’ futures and options contracts are very low.

Click HERE for current level of CNX IT Index.

Click HERE for CNX IT Index Stock Watch.

Fee Structure for All above products:

The below fee structure is only for a single product.

3 Months	6 Months	12 Months
Rs.4000	Rs.6000	Rs.10,000

For further details, Please contact on 09377008708

Or email on profit.megha@gmail.com

Daily Trends in FII Investments on 14-JUN-2010

2010-06-14T05:38:00.000-07:00

Daily Trends in FII Investments on 14-JUN-2010

	Debt/Equity	Investment Route	Gross Purchases(Rs Crores)	Gross Sales(Rs Crores)	Net Investment (Rs Crores)	Net Investment US($) million	Conversion (1 USD TO INR)*
	Equity	Stock Exchange	3293.00	2402.10	890.90	190.27	Rs.46.82
		Primary market & others	4.90	0.10	4.80	1.03
		Total	3297.90	2402.20	895.70	191.30
	Debt	Stock Exchange	479.00	580.80	(101.80)	(21.74)
		Primary market & others	1.90	217.10	(215.20)	(45.96)
		Total	480.90	797.90	(317.00)	(67.70)

The data presented above is compiled on the basis of reports submitted to SEBI by custodians on 14-JUN-2010 and constitutes trades conducted by FIIs on and upto the previous trading day(s). Note

WANT TO TRADE & INVEST LIKE FIIs? why NOT?

2010-05-28T08:06:00.000-07:00

Characteristics and ADVANTAGES OF TRADING AND INVESTING LIKE FIIs:

FIIs use derivatives for hedging and several times for speculating as well, but their most of activity consists of positional bets.
They operate in most of the geographical markets across the globe. They operate in varied asset classes.
They shift through these geographical markets and asset classes creating bubbles and prickling them as well.
It is a hard fact THEY RUN THE MARKETS, we have seen more than one times, how FIIs selling brought panicky in markets and vice versa FIIs buying brought spat of cheers in markets and amongst traders and investors.
We all know by facts and figures how billion of dollars of FIIs inflow has helped Indian markets rise to highs.
It’s a proven simple correlation (especially in emerging and less developed markets) that when FIIs inflows rise the markets rise and when fii inflow dries or slows down the markets feels uneasiness and jitters.
The FIIs is no one’s enemy and no one’s friend, several of them are long term investors but most of them are speculators/hedgers, traders and medium term investors. They are the best traders. They have the best technology, quant models, experience, best talented work force. They follow a unique trading/investing technique of delivery-based-stop loss which very few people know of and that is what helps them mint money in the most euphoric of bull markets and save themselves from bear markets severity.
They are the players who squeeze maximum juice out of any bull market buy the stop loss based positional trading strategy in on the buy side in a bull market and on Sell side in a bear market-which is not long term investing.
They at most of the times affect and dictate the policy of the governments. They speak it loud when they don’t like the policies. They are the best knowledgeable persons of business cycles and stages of economies by virtues of them operating into more than one countries and more than one type of economies.
...even more...we'll write later. Keep

THE DISADVANTAGES OF TRADING AND INVESTING LIKE FIIs:

Please tell us if you know/find any!

Concerns on Foreign Funds Flow through Mauritius

2010-05-28T07:25:00.000-07:00

India is changing its tax laws in a bid to introduce greater transparency into its financial transactions with Mauritius.

The aim is to stem 'round-tripping' of funds by politicians, businessmen and criminal syndicates, and assuage concerns about the unregulated and 'hot' money which transits through the Mauritian economy and into India. The licit and illicit financial flows from Mauritius account for as much as 90%, or tens of billions of dollars, of foreign direct investment in India each year.

Round-tripping via Mauritius involves the use of the 1983 Double Tax Avoidance Agreement (DTAA), a tax holiday advantage provided by Mauritius and other tax havens, to re-route money transferred illegally out of India. The illicit funds are then transferred back to India as legitimate foreign investment in the Mumbai stock market via participatory notes. These 'P-Notes' are used by overseas investors not registered with Indian regulators, allowing them to acquire shares anonymously, which triggers allegations of widespread money laundering. Much of the money invested through P-Notes is legal and comes from sources like hedge funds, which seek to benefit from the non-taxation of capital gains on Indian stocks bought in Mauritius, but Indian officials worry because they cannot separate the good money from the bad.

Questions over financial flows are hotly debated in Indian politics. The opposition Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party claims that over $1.5 trillion – enough to wipe out India's external debt – has been parked around the world in tax havens like Mauritius and 'significant sums' are routinely round-tripped back into India, especially via the P-Notes conduit. These funds have been particular targets of BJP members of Parliament Lal Krishna Advani andBhartruhari Mahtab, who told the press that 'dirty money' was coming into the bourses through the back door.

Tax authorities are obviously concerned about the massive loss of revenue to the state on the huge sums of money that transit through Mauritius. Federal revenue intelligence officials told Africa-Asia Confidential that billions of dollars are transferred daily from India to locations around the world via the informal but highly-organized hawala system. Hawala is based on a global network of money handlers. It again came into the spotlight when linked to a failed truck bomb in Times Square, New York City, on 1 May. The officials say that a 'large proportion' of Indian hawala money ends up in Mauritius ready for laundering.

Market analysts say that most of the money that annually flows into India from Mauritius as foreign direct investment enters the largely bullish Mumbai stock market. Indian investors, they said, preferred dealing with Mauritius not only because of its geographical proximity but also because nearly 70% of its residents are ethnic Indians. Earlier this year, Mauritius tried to defend the DTAA. Milan Meetarbhan, the Chief Executive of Mauritius's Financial Services Commission (FSC), argued that Mauritius was not a tax haven, denied the prevalence of round-tripping of funds to India and said that his government was ready to address Indian concerns about the DTAA. With hedge funds and others able to set up in jurisdictions like Singapore and the Cayman Islands, officials in Port Louis have worked hard to maintain the tax treaty with Delhi.

A squabble between India's cricket organisers has shed new light on the financial flows from Mauritius. Without the 1983 DTAA and corporate tax rates as low at 3%, the financial services sector in Mauritius would collapse. The cricket controversy comes at a crucial time because the draft 2009 Direct Tax Code, which is now under debate and due to come into force in 2011, would abolish the benefits enshrined in the DTAA. In that sense, the DTC would strengthen the Indian domestic financial sector by increasing the tax-take but India's private sector complains that such measures will deter investors.

First introduced in 2009 by the Indian National Congress-led coalition government, the draft DTC was a minor revolution in that it would allow the DTC to trump all of India's 80-odd international tax treaties. The move was criticised by consultancies like KPMG, which said it had 'shaken the faith of foreign investors'.

The revised tax code was open for debate in the early part of 2010, but powerful business and political lobbies support the status quo, which lets unregulated money flow in from Mauritius. Analysts said that the government was preparing to drop the clause that would allow the DTC to override India's tax treaties. According to India's Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion, around 43% or $35.2 bn. of the cumulative foreign fund flow of $81 bn. into India between April 2000 and May 2009 was routed via Mauritius. This is despite India having similar DTAAs with nearly 77 countries, including Britain, France and Germany. Foreign direct investment to India for the same nine-year period was $7.6 bn. from the United States, $7.7 bn. from Britain and $2.1 bn. from Germany.

This potential hot money from Mauritius accounts for a little more than half the FDI inflow into India each year which can not only influence stocks but also take flight swiftly in turbulent times,' says financial journalist Virendra Kapoor. Despite talk of regulatory moves, no Indian government has taken serious moves to reform the tax arrangement with Mauritius since it is considered necessary to keep the stock market indices high. Consequently, a booming stock market also facilitated the corporate sector in raising funds locally for expansion through initial public offerings, effectively spreading the 'feel-good factor', Kapoor said.

During the last decade, financial scandals have repeatedly arisen. Under pressure from the opposition, successive Indian governments have all declared their intent to re-jig DTAAs, particularly that with Mauritius. However, a group of powerful businessmen, politicians and financiers in both India and Mauritius have always managed to stall it. The Mauritius link is a sophisticated and well-oiled mechanism which no one in government is willing to seriously investigate or alter.

The cricket controversy relates to the secretive ownership via Mauritius of at least one of the eight teams in the Indian Premier League, which plays a truncated version of the traditional game with the competing sides playing for 20 overs each. Intelligence sources say that high-profile politicians and leading businessmen are involved in the IPL controversy and it was 'highly unlikely' that anything concrete or 'actionable' would emerge.

Opposition politicians argue that the Indian economy would not have been hit as hard by the global recession had it not been for the P-Notes. 'The P-Notes, which were "hot money", were then [after the US financial crisis surfaced] just shipped out of India without any hindrance – to the tune of $60 bn. – in October 2008-January 2009, causing a stock market crash domestically,' former Commerce Minister Subramanian Swamy said. 'It is this that caused the financial crisis in India and not the US sub-prime loan defaults or exports drying up.' In late March, the Securities and Exchange Board of India reported that money from P-Notes had reached an all-time low – only 13% of assets under management by foreign institutional investors, down from 55% in June 2007.

After a series of Indian securities scams in 2000-2001 which exploited the Mauritian tax rules, the FSC agreed to cooperate with the Securities and Exchange Board. High-profile trials were conducted, but Mauritian promises of help were not kept and business continued as usual. Talk of modifying the DTAA arose again in 2006 and Mauritius said it would reform tax residence rules. With the ongoing tax reform debate and the cricket controversy making headlines, there is pressure for change but – like previous scandals – that too will pass.

Daily Trends in FII Investments on 26-MAY-2010

2010-05-27T19:33:00.001-07:00

Daily Trends in FII Investments on 26-MAY-2010

Debt/Equity	Investment Route	Gross Purchases(Rs Crores)	Gross Sales(Rs Crores)	Net Investment (Rs Crores)	Net Investment US($) million	Conversion (1 USD TO INR)*
Equity	Stock Exchange	1753.20	3174.90	(1421.80)	(299.96)	Rs.47.4
	Primary market & others	0.30	0.00	0.30	0.05
	Total	1753.40	3174.90	(1421.60)	(299.91)
Debt	Stock Exchange	170.70	901.80	(731.10)	(154.24)
	Primary market & others	1341.10	0.20	1341.00	282.91
	Total	1511.80	902.00	609.90	128.66

Daily Trends in FII Derivative Trades on 26-MAY-2010

Derivative Products	Buy		Sell		Open Interest at the end of the date
Derivative Products	No. of Contracts	Amount in Crores	No. of Contracts	Amount in crores	No. of Contracts	Amount in Crores
Index Futures	352731	8509.59	376499	9078.01	809322	19384.99
Index Options	362652	8645.61	293048	7162.72	2199715	52836.35
Stock Futures	276599	7773.61	270595	7614.2	1054741	28538.85
Stock Options	6796	243.76	7675	279.37	53113	1566.21
Interest Rate Futures	0	0	0	0	0	0

The above report is compiled on the basis of reports submitted to SEBI by NSE and BSE on 26-MAY-2010 and constitutes FIIs trading / position of the previous trading day.

Daily Trends in FII Investments on 14-MAY-2010

2010-05-15T03:37:00.001-07:00

Daily Trends in FII Investments on 14-MAY-2010

Debt/Equity	Investment Route	Gross Purchases(Rs Crores)	Gross Sales(Rs Crores)	Net Investment (Rs Crores)	Net Investment US($) million	Conversion (1 USD TO INR)*
Equity	Stock Exchange	2432.00	2428.70	3.40	0.74	Rs.44.99
	Primary market & others	82.60	0.10	82.50	18.34
	Total	2514.70	2428.80	85.90	19.08
Debt	Stock Exchange	505.90	411.10	94.80	21.07
	Primary market & others	2.00	773.20	(771.20)	(171.40)
	Total	507.90	1184.30	(676.40)	(150.34)

Daily Trends in FII Derivative Trades on 14-MAY-2010

Derivative Products	Buy		Sell		Open Interest at the end of the date
Derivative Products	No. of Contracts	Amount in Crores	No. of Contracts	Amount in crores	No. of Contracts	Amount in Crores
Index Futures	108100	2804.1	67060	1739.02	491963	12716.04
Index Options	178962	4623.58	165417	4225.1	1824821	47229.16
Stock Futures	47652	1546.5	37584	1120.89	1005459	29691.59
Stock Options	5326	205.9	7365	231.81	41965	1318.74
Interest Rate Futures	0	0	0	0	0	0

The above report is compiled on the basis of reports submitted to SEBI by NSE and BSE on 14-MAY-2010 and constitutes FIIs trading / position of the previous trading day.

Daily Trends in FII Investments on 06-MAY-2010

2010-05-07T00:10:00.001-07:00

Daily Trends in FII Investments on 06-MAY-2010

Debt/Equity	Investment Route	Gross Purchases(Rs Crores)	Gross Sales(Rs Crores)	Net Investment (Rs Crores)	Net Investment US($) million	Conversion (1 USD TO INR)*
Equity	Stock Exchange	2101.10	3566.90	(1465.70)	(326.66)	Rs.44.87
	Primary market & others	79.10	2.60	76.60	17.06
	Total	2180.30	3569.40	(1389.20)	(309.60)
Debt	Stock Exchange	1277.20	1690.40	(413.20)	(92.09)
	Primary market & others	0.00	9.20	(9.20)	(2.06)
	Total	1277.20	1699.60	(422.40)	(94.14)

Daily Trends in FII Derivative Trades on 06-MAY-2010

Derivative Products	Buy		Sell		Open Interest at the end of the date
Derivative Products	No. of Contracts	Amount in Crores	No. of Contracts	Amount in crores	No. of Contracts	Amount in Crores
Index Futures	68803	1748.64	109841	2787.78	561658	14357.32
Index Options	268915	6723.57	158621	4039.34	1526431	39086.98
Stock Futures	68538	2010.77	62294	2009.95	1000754	29609.26
Stock Options	3349	158.59	4115	174.3	30576	985.45
Interest Rate Futures	0	0	0	0	0	0

The above report is compiled on the basis of reports submitted to SEBI by NSE and BSE on 06-MAY-2010 and constitutes FIIs trading / position of the previous trading day.

Daily Trends in FII Investments on 05-MAY-2010

2010-05-05T22:10:00.001-07:00

Daily Trends in FII Investments on 05-MAY-2010

Reporting Date	Debt/Equity	Investment Route	Gross Purchases(Rs Crores)	Gross Sales(Rs Crores)	Net Investment (Rs Crores)	Net Investment US($) million	Conversion (1 USD TO INR)*
05-MAY-2010	Equity	Stock Exchange	2760.20	2720.20	40.00	8.97	Rs.44.56
		Primary market & others	66.70	2.10	64.60	14.49
		Total	2826.90	2722.30	104.50	23.46
	Debt	Stock Exchange	512.80	532.30	(19.50)	(4.38)
		Primary market & others	0.20	186.20	(186.00)	(41.75)
		Total	513.00	718.50	(205.50)	(46.12)

The data presented above is compiled on the basis of reports submitted to SEBI by custodians on 05-MAY-2010 and constitutes trades conducted by FIIs on and upto the previous trading day(s). Note

Daily Trends in FII Derivative Trades on 05-MAY-2010

Reporting Date	Derivative Products	Buy		Sell		Open Interest at the end of the date
Reporting Date	Derivative Products	No. of Contracts	Amount in Crores	No. of Contracts	Amount in crores	No. of Contracts	Amount in Crores
05-MAY-2010	Index Futures	46851	1212.3	75484	1951.13	542114	13916.4
	Index Options	166953	4279.15	122668	3189.75	1408391	36228.24
	Stock Futures	37740	1268.32	42044	1402.63	997494	29292.48
	Stock Options	7603	309.9	6990	291.47	29902	960.96
	Interest Rate Futures	0	0	0	0	0

The above report is compiled on the basis of reports submitted to SEBI by NSE and BSE on 05-MAY-2010 and constitutes FIIs trading / position of the previous trading day.

Daily Trends in FII Derivative Trades on 04-MAY-2010

2010-05-04T13:33:00.000-07:00

Derivative Products	Buy		Sell		Open Interest at the end of the date
Derivative Products	No. of Contracts	Amount in Crores	No. of Contracts	Amount in crores	No. of Contracts	Amount in Crores
Index Futures	29487	769.39	67200	1754.48	532471	13873.15
Index Options	158249	4003.32	88886	2296.08	1358212	35440.87
Stock Futures	25598	841.87	36191	1234.17	982984	29532.36
Stock Options	7436	315.38	4616	207.42	22809	749.02
Interest Rate Futures	0	0	0	0	0	0

The above report is compiled on the basis of reports submitted to SEBI by NSE and BSE on 04-MAY-2010 and constitutes FIIs trading / position of the previous trading day.

Daily Trends in FII Investments on 04-MAY-2010

2010-05-04T13:31:00.000-07:00

Debt/Equity	Investment Route	Gross Purchases(Rs Crores)	Gross Sales(Rs Crores)	Net Investment (Rs Crores)	Net Investment US($) million	Conversion (1 USD TO INR)*
Equity	Stock Exchange	1547.70	1847.30	(299.50)	(67.22)	Rs.44.56
	Primary market & others	78.20	14.70	63.40	14.23
	Total	1625.90	1862.00	(236.10)	(52.99)
Debt	Stock Exchange	873.90	404.10	469.80	105.43
	Primary market & others	95.50	45.10	50.30	11.30
	Total	969.40	449.30	520.10	116.73

INQUIRY/REGISTRATION for FII CALLS/Tips

2010-05-04T13:14:00.000-07:00

FIIs INFLOWS @ Lifetime HIGH on NSE BSE

2010-05-04T00:37:00.000-07:00

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2010-05-03T01:46:00.000-07:00

FIIs Don’t Care MARKET UP or DOWN!

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1. CIPLA recommended @230, Gone to 246 in 5 days

2. EKC recommended @1200, Now Crossed 130

Daily Trends in FII Derivative Trades on 30-APR-2010

2010-05-01T08:21:00.001-07:00

Reporting Date	Derivative Products	Buy		Sell		Open Interest at the end of the date
Reporting Date	Derivative Products	No. of Contracts	Amount in Crores	No. of Contracts	Amount in crores	No. of Contracts	Amount in Crores
30-APR-2010	Index Futures	177516	4681.2	186127	4885.34	485697	12871.45
	Index Options	179321	4731.43	171927	4547.4	1180405	31194.39
	Stock Futures	144346	4870.91	142555	4764.74	900691	28763.52
	Stock Options	6330	209.82	8071	289.15	15437	497.13
	Interest Rate Futures	0	0	0	0	0	0

The above report is compiled on the basis of reports submitted to SEBI by NSE and BSE on 30-APR-2010 and constitutes FIIs trading / position of the previous trading day.

Daily Trends in FII Investments on 30-APR-2010

2010-05-01T08:20:00.000-07:00

Reporting Date	Debt/Equity	Investment Route	Gross Purchases(Rs Crores)	Gross Sales(Rs Crores)	Net Investment (Rs Crores)	Net Investment US($) million	Conversion (1 USD TO INR)*
30-APR-2010	Equity	Stock Exchange	4049.50	3260.10	789.40	177.11	Rs.44.57
		Primary market & others	0.70	0.10	0.60	0.14
		Total	4050.20	3260.20	790.00	177.25
	Debt	Stock Exchange	537.80	1025.60	(487.90)	(109.46)
		Primary market & others	94.50	63.90	30.50	6.85
		Total	632.20	1089.60	(457.40)	(102.62)

The data presented above is compiled on the basis of reports submitted to SEBI by custodians on 30-APR-2010 and constitutes trades conducted by FIIs on and upto the previous trading day(s).

FIIs and Indian Bond Markets

2010-04-29T21:10:00.000-07:00

MUMBAI: Participation of foreign institutional investors (FIIs) may not help deepen India’s corporate bond market as they will remain ‘fair-weather friends’, according to RH Patil, founder chairman of Clearing Corporation of India — the clearing house for government bonds and money market deals in the country. A committee headed by Mr Patil authored a major report on the development of the local corporate bond market in 2005-06.
Mr Patil’s comments come at a time when foreign portfolio investors (or FIIs) are powering volumes in the secondary market for corporate bonds with their trades accounting for almost half of the overall volumes in the first four months of the year.
“It’s foolhardy to believe that FIIs can help develop our corporate bond market — it can only happen with whole-hearted participation of local institutional players,” said RH Patil, chief of Clearing Corporation of India (CCIL), who authored a major report on the development of corporate bond market in 2005-06.
“FIIs will always remain fair-weather friends,” Mr Patil said in a response to an ET query on whether increased FII participation will add more depth to the market.
Mr Patil, who was also the founder MD of the National Stock Exchange, is known for not mincing his words when it comes to the financial markets. Several years ago, he had described the ‘telephone market’ where bond deals were struck over the phone as the dirtiest market because of its non-transparency. Since then, trading in government bonds has migrated to Negotiated Dealing System — a trading screen promoted by CCIL.
Mr Patil’s views could reingnite the debate on whether foreign funds truly believe in long-term growth potential of the country or are merely chasing higher yields available in the local short-term securities.

As per data posted on the market regulator Sebi’s website, trading volumes from FIIs as a percentage of total volumes in the corporate bond market have been higher than historical levels since December 2009. The sum of gross purchases and gross sales was used as a proxy for the FII trading volumes, while the overall volume is the sum of trades on NSE, BSE and Fimmda in each of the months.

The former number would include government bond trades too, but their activity here is much lower. This is because the regulator limit on foreign investments in sovereign debt stands exhausted. (Even after accounting for sovereign debt trades, the percentage would be around 30%, say dealers.)

“Very few FIIs are active in the longer bonds and most of the volumes are concentrated in the shorter end of the curve between 2 years and 3 years,” said Devendra Nevgi, who runs Delta Global Partners and advises FIIs for their India investments. He says it’s the easy arbitrage opportunities combined with belief in the country’s underlying growth and currency that is luring such players.

Overall volumes in the secondary market for bonds itself have risen sharply. While trades worth Rs 67,000 crore were reported on NSE, BSE and Fimmda for March 2010, the number was only Rs 31,000 crore in April 2009. In fact, this is the highest ever volume of reported trades in corporate bonds for a single month since reporting began in January 2007, as per official data.

Currently, market players only report their trades on the three platforms. Regulators are working towards putting in place a platform for trading of bonds, like the BSE and NSE screens for shares.

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INSTANEX FII INDEX

2010-04-29T21:03:00.000-07:00

The INSTANEX FII INDEX tracks the price performance of the portfolio of listed Indian equity shares owned by foreign institutional investors (FIIs). The Index comprises the top 15 companies by value of FII holdings subject to (a) Stock future listed in India, (b) Restriction of company weight to 20%, industry to 30% and principal shareholder to 30%. Index weights are based on adjusted market value of holdings. The Index is adjusted for all corporate actions, including bonus, split and rights. Reviews are conducted quarterly and companies are deleted from the Index if they are not among the top 20 FII holdings. The base date is September 30, 2003 (=100). (This was till March 2009. Changes thereafter if any are unavailable).
The Index has been developed by and is owned by Instanex Capital Consultants Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai, India.

The Instanex FII index tracks the 15 stocks in which FII funds have been invested. These stocks account for 55 per cent of the market cap of the FII holdings in India.

Since FII are the most successful investors in India and their investments and disinvestments (Inflows and outflows) also determine the direction of Indian stock market.

“The index is for those investors who want to replicate what the FIIs do in the market” says Mr Gautam Chand, chairman and Ceo, Instanex Capital Consultants Pvt Ltd.

The FIIs, according to Instanex Capital statistics, have outperformed the DDIs (Domestic Institutions Investors) by over 10 per cent in the last five years. Earlier, they used to outperform the DIIs by three per cent annually but because 2008 was a bad year, the average has come down. The FIIs have also outperformed the corporate investors.. (views dependent on data available as on March 2009). The data also suggests that the FIIs have pretty concentrated investment into Indian equities.

Numbers: FIIs and Sub-Accounts in India

2010-04-25T01:22:00.000-07:00

The number of FIIs who registered themselves with SEBI this year was higher by 7 per cent over 2008. Data sourced from the SEBI shows that number of registered FIIs stood at 1706 and number of registered sub-accounts rose to 5,331 as of December 31, 2009.

Daily Trends in FII Investments on 23-APR-2010

2010-04-25T00:03:00.000-07:00

Debt/Equity	Investment Route	Gross Purchases(Rs Crores)	Gross Sales(Rs Crores)	Net Investment (Rs Crores)	Net Investment US($) million	Conversion (1 USD TO INR)*
Equity	Stock Exchange	3275.00	2490.40	784.60	176.50	Rs.44.45
	Primary market & others	963.60	0.50	963.20	216.68
	Total	4238.60	2490.90	1747.70	393.18
Debt	Stock Exchange	947.30	1023.00	(75.80)	(17.05)
	Primary market & others	71.00	2.00	69.00	15.52
	Total	1018.20	1025.00	(6.80)	(1.53)

Daily Trends in FII Investments on 22-APR-2010

2010-04-22T05:25:00.001-07:00

Debt/Equity	Investment Route	Gross Purchases(Rs Crores)	Gross Sales(Rs Crores)	Net Investment (Rs Crores)	Net Investment US($) million	Conversion (1 USD TO INR)*
Equity	Stock Exchange	2737.20	2469.90	267.40	60.20	Rs.44.41
	Primary market & others	1.20	3.80	(2.60)	(0.58)
	Total	2738.50	2473.70	264.80	59.62
Debt	Stock Exchange	961.80	1201.00	(239.20)	(53.87)
	Primary market & others	1.00	5.70	(4.70)	(1.06)
	Total	962.80	1206.80	(244.00)	(54.93)

FIIs rebuild India portfolio

2010-04-19T00:48:00.000-07:00

Overseas investors have raised stakes in 23 out of 35 Nifty firms that have revealed their stakeholdings thus far:

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Daily Trends in FII Investments on 16-APR-2010

2010-04-18T09:23:00.000-07:00

Daily Trends in FII Investments on 16-APR-2010

Debt/Equity	Investment Route	Gross Purchases(Rs Crores)	Gross Sales(Rs Crores)	Net Investment (Rs Crores)	Net Investment US($) million	Conversion (1 USD TO INR)*
Equity	Stock Exchange	3974.60	3632.80	341.80	77.01	Rs.44.38
	Primary market & others	3.40	2.10	1.30	0.30

	Total	3978.00	3634.90	343.10	77.31

Debt	Stock Exchange	620.80	293.20	327.60	73.82
	Primary market &	0.00	5.70	(5.70)	(1.29)

	Total	620.80	298.90	321.90	72.53

The data presented above is compiled on the basis of reports submitted to SEBI by custodians on 16-APR-2010 and constitutes trades conducted by FIIs on and upto the previous trading day(s).

Think Beyond Day To Day Trading

2010-03-24T01:17:00.000-07:00

With This Article I Have Attached Chart Of Reliance Ind With Analysis ,
This Is The Monthly Chart Of Reliance Ind,

I Have Up Dated this To Give You Idea About Next Possible Move And What Professional Traders Like Me Think And Act.

(1) Dow Theory

From 2008 Market Crash Stock Is Making Lower Tops-Lower Bottoms.
As Per This Theory Stock Should Not Cross Last Lower Top Which Is 1268
If This Happen And Stock Breach The Last Lower Bottom Which Is 858 Then Bears To Take Control.
If It Cross 1268 Then No Problem And Trend Will Be Change To Higher Tops-Higher Bottoms.

(2) Inverted Head And Shoulders Pattern

If We Look At The Chart With Lower Tops-Lower Bottom Which Is Forming "Inverted Head And Shoulder" Pattern.
Breaching Of Last Lower Tops To Confirm The Above Pattern ,And Stock Can Rise Up To 2000

Now as a professional traders i will exit from my position and will think to buy only above 1268 and that too with big volume and good corporate results and good refining margins shown by the company.

Those who think that market is going to up move can hold the position with stop loss 858.
As a Dow theory follower and trend follower i will buy only above breaching the previous high.
Check out the below chart:

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