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DIIs' Net Investments Cross Rs 4 Lakh Crore in 2024

  • Domestic institutional investors (DIIs) have invested over Rs 4 lakh crore in 2024, a first-time milestone.
  • This surge coincides with a sell-off by foreign investors, primarily due to geopolitical tensions.
  • Divam Sharma, founder of Green Portfolio PMS, sees this as a structural shift towards equities, driven by retail investor participation.
  • The first four trillions of DII investments were reached in record time, with the fourth trillion achieved in 31 sessions.
  • Despite this, Sensex and Nifty have declined by 3.3% each in October, marking their first drop since May 2024.

Source: Moneycontrol

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CosmicLlama
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I read a note that DII investment is not on the belief of the fundamentals but on the necessity of the SIP cash inflows. The contents sounded very plausible.

Considering that mutuals funds have to maintain their portfolio based on their fund balance they don't have a choice but to keep buying. SIP won't stop untill there is a economic singularity event like oil supply disruption, tarrif changes. Am scared to think what happens when redemption begins at mutual fund industry.

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