FII DII Data Today | Live Buy/Sell Activity in Cash & F&O

Track the latest FII and DII data to see how institutional investors are positioning in the Indian stock market. Get real-time updates of daily buy/sell activity in NSE Cash and F&O segments. Understand institutional money flow trends that help traders predict whether the market is turning bullish or bearish — all in one place at StockeZee.

What is FII & DII Data?

FII (Foreign Institutional Investors) and DII (Domestic Institutional Investors) are large institutions that trade in the Indian stock market. Their daily buy and sell data reveals the direction of institutional money flow — whether big investors are accumulating or exiting positions. This data helps retail traders analyze market sentiment and make informed trading decisions.

Key Features of FII & DII Data

✔Live updates of daily FII and DII net buy/sell figures across NSE Cash and F&O segments.
✔Historical FII/DII trend charts for 7 days, 30 days, and year-to-date (YTD) comparisons.
✔Breakdown of institutional investment patterns in Equity, Index Futures, and Options.
✔Easy-to-read visual representation of institutional inflows and outflows.
✔Trusted data sourced directly from the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and verified feeds.

How to Use FII & DII Data for Better Trading

Check daily FII/DII buy-sell data to understand institutional sentiment before taking trades.
Combine institutional activity with NIFTY and BANKNIFTY option chain trends for better confirmation.
Identify short-term reversals when FII inflows turn from negative to positive.
Analyze sectoral impact — strong FII buying in certain sectors often triggers momentum rallies.
Use FII/DII data as a filter in your swing, positional, or intraday trading strategy.

Trading with FII & DII Data Signals

✔If both FII and DII are net buyers — it’s a strong bullish signal for the market.
✔If both are net sellers — it usually indicates bearish pressure or market weakness.
✔Mixed activity (FII selling, DII buying) often suggests a consolidating or sideways market.
✔Continuous FII inflows with rising Open Interest in Futures can signal trend continuation.

Frequently Asked Questions

FII (Foreign Institutional Investors) and DII (Domestic Institutional Investors) data show the daily net buying and selling activity by institutional investors in Indian markets. It helps track how large investors are moving money in and out of equities.

The data is sourced directly from the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and includes official buy/sell statistics for both cash and derivatives (F&O) markets.

Traders use it to gauge institutional sentiment. When FIIs and DIIs are net buyers, the market is generally bullish; when both are selling, it can indicate caution or upcoming corrections.

StockeZee updates FII/DII data daily after market close. Intraday updates may also be reflected based on official source availability from NSE or SEBI.

Yes, consistent FII inflows often lead to upward momentum in NIFTY and BANKNIFTY, while heavy FII outflows can precede short-term market corrections or weakness.

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