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The market seems to be slightly sideways right now.

The way FIIs are selling in the Indian market, the day might not be far when the market control will pass to DIIs and HNIs. And when FIIs return, the scene will be completely different with DIIs having the upper hand.

Looking at today’s MMI it seems pretty clear that even if the market does correct it probably won’t be a major drop we might just see a small dip enough to bring valuations to a reasonable level and then the market could bounce back Yesterday the MMI

Even though the market fell today, our MMI index still jumped from 64 to 67 it's now just a few points away from the 'extreme greed' zone. I have a feeling that even a small move in the Indian market could trigger a noticeable shift in the MMI, espe

The Market Mood Index (MMI) is currently hovering around 57, which usually points to a bullish setup and potential for some decent upside. But we can't ignore the bigger picture global markets are still full of uncertainties. The US job data didn’t r

Last week, when the news broke that the Fed might cut interest rates, the subsequent rally in our market left no room for further gains. It was unlikely to see a 1-2% return in just one day, and there hasn't been any significant inflow from FIIs. Tha

The Indian market has gone sideways again, and there is no positive news to drive the market forward. SIP flows are also gradually decreasing, and now retail investors are starting to get scared. FIIs are investing their money in China and other unde

If the Indian market is rising, it doesn't mean that only Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) are buying. This time, it's being observed that even without FIIs, or even after heavy selling by FIIs, the Indian market has held onto its important sup

"FIIs Return, Invest ₹11,100 Crore in Indian Equities Over Two Sessions" ### FIIs Reverse Selling Streak, Invest ₹11,100 Crore in Indian Equities Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) have made a dramatic turnaround in the Indian stock market, pur

Why hasn't anyone in India successfully launched a free bottled water business that generates revenue through printed advertising on the bottle and label, despite the massive market potential?