FII DII Pro Analysis: Market Activity Summary (17 March 2025)


1. Foreign Institutional Investors (FII) Activity

SegmentBoughtSoldSentiment
Total Contracts58,48,30442,18,910Net Buyer
Index Futures58,0922,29,976Bearish
Stock Futures36,41,48620,60,010Bullish
Index CALLs7,25,5755,16,694Long CALLs
Index PUTs8,86,0985,82,235Long PUTs

Interpretation:

  • Bearish on Index Futures (sold 2.3L vs bought 58k) but bullish on individual stocks (bought 36.4L vs sold 20.6L).
  • Aggressive hedging: Bought more PUTs (bearish bets) and CALLs (bullish bets) than sold, indicating volatility expectations.

2. Domestic Institutional Investors (DII) Activity

SegmentBoughtSoldSentiment
Total Contracts3,53,71843,87,627Net Seller
Index Futures1,06,34143,494Bullish
Stock Futures2,28,14641,70,703Bearish
Index CALLs9260Long CALLs
Index PUTs14,1530Long PUTs

Interpretation:

  • Bullish on Index Futures (bought 1.06L vs sold 43k) but extremely bearish on stocks (sold 41.7L vs bought 2.28L).
  • Defensive stance: Bought both CALLs and PUTs but no selling, signaling caution.

3. Pro Members Activity

SegmentBoughtSoldSentiment
Total Contracts48,25,68846,56,398Neutral
Index Futures36,83561,890Bearish
Stock Futures7,24,8533,99,731Bullish
Index CALLs12,16,95610,86,189Long CALLs
Index PUTs11,38,76411,21,748Slight Long PUTs

Interpretation:

  • Mixed signals: Bearish on indices, bullish on stocks.
  • Balanced options activity: Slightly higher CALL and PUT buying, suggesting hedging or range-bound expectations.

4. Retailers Activity

SegmentBoughtSoldSentiment
Total Contracts1,01,35,54679,00,321Net Buyer
Index Futures2,50,0121,15,920Bullish
Stock Futures25,56,8955,20,936Bullish
Index CALLs22,50,93925,91,513Short CALLs
Index PUTs23,31,36426,66,397Short PUTs

Interpretation:

  • Extreme optimism: Bullish on both indices and stocks.
  • Options writing: Sold more CALLs and PUTs than bought, likely collecting premiums (bearish volatility outlook).

Conclusion: FII DII Pro Analysis Takeaways

  1. FIIs: Bullish on stocks but hedging index risks with PUTs.
  2. DIIs: Contrarian stance – bullish indices, bearish stocks.
  3. Pro Members: Neutral overall, mirroring FIIs’ stock optimism.
  4. Retailers: Overly bullish, writing options for income (risky strategy).

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