FII/DII

Who are FIIs?

FII (Foreign Institutional Investors) refers to institutional investors from outside India who invest in the Indian financial market.

Who are DIIs?

DII (Domestic Institutional Investors) refers to institutional investors based in India who invest in the domestic financial market.

Features available in FII/DII

• The FII/DII feature provides insights into the buying and selling activities of Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) and Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs).
• Traders can view graphical representations of FIIs and DIIs inflows and outflows through bar charts on the TalkOptions website.
• The feature allows traders to switch between cash and F&O segments.
• Detailed information, including buy value, sell value, and the net value of DIIs and FIIs, is displayed for each date.
• Cumulative figures, obtained by adding FIIs and DIIs values together, are also provided for analysis.

Impact on the market due to FII/DII

FIIs and DIIs usually form about 35% of the activity of India's stock exchange activity and heavily influence the stock markets. When an FII or a DII invests in a company, it usually gives confidence to a large number of retail and individual investors.

When FIIs/DIIs are investing in some particular company, it is a good hint for us that the stock might perform in the future and we can invest in such a company.

So money inflow in the FII/DII Data work as a good indicator. We can do the same when they are taking an exit from a stock.