Mutual funds, fii, open interest data?

i want to ask that is there any link where we get bulk data for futures or open interest position of top brokers or fiis or MFs because i saw so many cutting of OI position in the market & moving
agst OI cues, so i belived that these are retail oi positions that is why easily cut down but same thing is not possible for bulk futures lot or lots of smart money

Also we have so many links of FII transactions, but is there any service available free/paid to get FII buyings & sellings in details i mean to say scriptwise on daily basis, i think it will show smart money as well as strength of trend

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i got one circular of sebi which i am sending its link here aboutdisclosure of oi position of top ten members in volume
pleaseee go through it

can you throw some light on it.



kedar

link of circular

http://www.sebi.gov.in/commreport/market...

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The disparity in the listing of FII figures by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) and the National Stock Exchange (NSE) is sending out conflicting signals to market participants. A head-to-head comparison of the provisional FII data on the NSE and the numbers collated by Sebi show stark differences, at times even changing the whole complexion of FII participation in Indian markets.

For instance, as per NSE figures, FII investment on January 3, 2007, stood at Rs 168 crore for the day. But Sebi data on the following day pegged net FII investments at Rs 207.8 crore. Likewise, on January 10, the NSE scrolls showed FIIs as net sellers to the tune of Rs 797.34 crore, whereas the market regulator logged FII sales at Rs 1106.80 crore for the day. On January 11, the NSE posted FII selling worth Rs 24.66 crore. This figure was squarely contradicted by the market regulator, pegging net FII investment for the considered day at Rs 159.30 crore.

鈥淭he NSE may be putting out provisional FII figures. However, it is sending wrong signals to the markets by releasing figures that are vague in nature. The variance in FII figures of NSE and Sebi has become all the more startling these days. This has happened on days even when there has been no pricey bulk deals or flow of new issue money,鈥欌€?said a broker.

NSE collates FII data on the basis of trades executed by investors on the given day. Sources in the know say the exchange does not take into consideration 鈥榥ew issue money鈥? open offer/buy backs, issue of American Depository Shares (ADS), etc, while collating the data. A query send to the exchange in this regard elicited no response.

鈥淲hy are they coming out with such vague numbers when they are not very sure about it? FII figures are a yardstick to gauge the depth and favourability of markets. Trading the next day (by FIIs, institutions and retail investors) is dependent on FII volumes of the previous day. Erroneous market statistics will only increase instances of 鈥榝eedback trading鈥? which is harmful for the market in the long run,鈥?said an equity analyst.

A gain in equity values tends to bring in more portfolio inflows as it is an instance of 鈥榩ositive feedback trading鈥? A decline in flows, following a rise in equity values, is termed 鈥榥egative feedback trading鈥? 鈥淒ata pertaining to FII investments reflects the behavioural pattern of markets. Apart from giving a good idea of the market, FII investments also mirror smaller aspects like bourse efficiency, credibility and shareholder value. Overseas investment flows are largely determined by the performance of the stock markets of the host country relative to world markets. Exchanges should not list out figures unless they are certain about it,鈥?said a fund manager with a registered FII.

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