FAQs on Upstox Pro feature ‘FII and DII activity’

FAQs:

What is FII and DII activity?
FII (Foreign Institutional Investors) refers to investors from foreign countries who invest in Indian financial markets through equities, bonds, or derivatives. DII (Domestic Institutional Investors) refers to Indian institutions such as banks, insurance companies, mutual funds, and pension systems investing in the local markets. These investors bring significant funds and can influence market trends due to their large trading capacity.

What does a positive or negative value in FII/DII activity mean?
A positive value in FII or DII activity means that funds are entering the Indian markets, which may indicate investor confidence and market strength. A negative value suggests that funds are exiting the market, potentially indicating profit-booking or reduced confidence.

Where can I view FII/DII activity on Upstox Pro?
You can track FII/DII activity in the Upstox Pro app by following these steps:

  • Open the Upstox Pro app.Go to the ‘Discover’ section.
  • Click on the ‘Explore’ tab and navigate to the FII/DII Activity section below
  • Check net purchases/sales data in both the cash market and the derivatives market.

What markets are covered under FII/DII activity?
Upstox Pro covers both the cash market and the derivatives market for FII/DII activity. In the cash market, you can track net investments in equity, while in derivatives, you can see FII positions in Index Futures, Index Options, Stock Futures, and Stock Options.

How can FII/DII data help me with my trading strategy?
FII/DII trends give you a macro-level view of market sentiment and liquidity flow, which can be key in planning entry and exit points. By observing the daily, weekly, or monthly trends, you can align your trading with major market shifts, whether it’s in the equity or derivatives market.