FII Ownership Shifting to Mid & Small Caps ?

Today’s Daily Byte

The week is ending, and it’s not been a good one today. The day has been very dull and down. Actually, the US markets have started to soften, and now we are following that trend as well. So, you know, except for Hong Kong and a few other markets, I think everything else looks not so bullish right now. There’s a huge money shift that is happening.

These are the best times to really build your core portfolios, reset your allocations, and review where your portfolio is heading for the next five to ten years. If your allocations weren’t right, or if you didn’t have hedges in place, once the markets come down, you’ll be able to take a fresh view and position your portfolio better.

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This phase has similarities to past market crashes !

A recent chart from Ace Equity and Ambit Capital provides a fascinating insight into how Foreign Institutional Investor (FII) ownership has changed in the last 20 years. It shows a significant shift in FII interest from large-cap stocks toward mid and small-cap stocks.. . . . .

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Survival of the fittest ?

The Lindy Effect, as discussed in a recent DSP report, suggests that companies that have been around for a long time are likely to continue surviving for many more years. In simple terms, if a company has lasted 100 years, it is expected to stay for another 100 years. This idea is based on the belief that businesses that have survived multiple market cycles, economic downturns, and technological shifts have built resilience and adaptability over time. . . . .

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