Investors closely track FII activity because foreign institutional investors typically make investment decisions after extensive research.
So, it is important to watch not only where FIIs are increasing their holdings, but also where they are cutting their stakes.
In the June quarter, FIIs cut their holdings in around 93 smallcap stocks after increasing their stakes for two consecutive quarters.
From this universe, we identified 14 smallcap stocks that have fallen 15–55% over the past six months, as FIIs turned cautious and cut their stake in the June quarter after increasing their holdings for two consecutive quarters.
(Data Source: ACE Equity)
Investors closely track FII activity because foreign institutional investors typically make investment decisions after extensive research. So, it is important to watch not only where FIIs are increasing their holdings, but also where they are cutting their stakes. In the June quarter, FIIs cut their holdings in around 93 smallcap stocks after increasing their stakes for two consecutive quarters.
From this universe, we identified 14 smallcap stocks that have fallen 15–55% over the past six months, as FIIs turned cautious and cut their stake in the June quarter after increasing their holdings for two consecutive quarters. (Data Source: ACE Equity)
