FII/FPI & DII Data: Know what big bang FIIs did on Wednesday 5 February!

Four days of silver and then a dark night! Something similar has happened in the stock market. But not four days... but after just one day, FIIs i.e. foreign institutional investors have started selling in the stock market. On Tuesday i.e. 4 February 2025, after 23 trading sessions, they bought in cash. But exactly one day i.e. on 5 February 2025, they sold again. Data released on NSE i.e. National Stock Exchange shows that FIIs have bought -1,682.83 crore rupees in cash. On the other hand, DIIs i.e. domestic institutional investors have bought +996.28 crore rupees.

Biggest sell-off in February
Purchase of -42,044.46 crores in February 2021 Sell-off of -45,720.07 crores in
February 2022 Sell-off of -11,090.64 crores in
February 2023 Sell-off of -15,962.72 crores in
February 2024 Sell-off of -6,159.06 crores in February 2025 (Data up to 5 February 2025 has been released) Know in detail what was done on 5 February... In the stock market, FIIs have sold shares worth -15,795.17 crores in cash. At the same time, shares worth +14,112.34 crores have been bought. Overall, -1,682.83 crores have been sold in cash. On the other hand, DIIs i.e. domestic institutional investors have bought shares worth Rs +12,860.76 crore and sold shares worth Rs -11,864.48 crore. In this sense, a total of Rs 996.28 crore worth of cash has been purchased. The data of FIIs has been released on the exchange.
 

What next?  CNBC Awaaz Managing Editor Anuj Singhal said that the market had indicated near 23330 that it will not fall further. After which, looking at the market signals, the first target was 23800, which the market has achieved today. Now after achieving this first target, consolidation is being seen in the market. After this, targets ranging from 24000 to 24500 can be seen in Nifty 50. However, according to Anuj Singhal, these next targets will be decided on what can be the direction of Friday's policy. If the policy announcement is positive for the market, then the levels of 24000 and 24500 are not far. He advised to keep a stop loss of 23600 in long deals and buy in case of decline. At the same time, the levels of 51000 and 51500 are now seen coming in Bank Nifty. Anuj Singhal estimates that in case of rate cut, Bank Nifty can reach even higher than this. Stay long and buy on every dip. In long deals, increase your stop loss to 49800. His advice is that instead of taking profit, work on the strategy of increasing the stop loss with the rise and focus on increasing the profit figure. According to him, after a long time a rally has been seen which is continuing. In such a situation, do not rush to take profit. He clarified that the next trigger is the policy, a positive decision will give further momentum to the market. On the other hand, any shock from the Reserve Bank can bring correction in the market. However, at present the market is expecting positive.

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