fii-dii-flow-tracker

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Track and analyze FII/DII daily buy/sell flows in Indian markets. Use when user asks about institutional flows, FII selling/buying trends, DII activity, or institutional impact on Nifty/market direction.

AI & Automation 49 stars 41 forks Updated 1 weeks ago MIT

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# FII/DII Flow Tracker ## Purpose This skill tracks Foreign Institutional Investor (FII) and Domestic Institutional Investor (DII) daily buy/sell flows in Indian equity markets and correlates them with Nifty 50 movement. It provides actionable insights on institutional positioning, flow trends, regime changes, and market implications. ## When to Use Activate this skill when the user asks about: - FII or DII daily, weekly, or monthly buy/sell data - Institutional flow trends and their market impact - Whether FII are net buyers or net sellers - DII activity and mutual fund flow support - Correlation between institutional flows and Nifty direction - Sector-wise institutional allocation - Impact of FII flows on INR (Indian Rupee) - Historical institutional flow patterns during market events - Flow regime assessment (bullish/bearish/neutral institutional positioning) ## Workflow Follow these steps in order when the user requests FII/DII flow analysis: ### Step 1: Fetch Current FII/DII Flow Data Use web search to retrieve the latest FII/DII cash market data from authoritative sources: ``` WebSearch: "FII DII data today {current_date} cash market net buy sell" WebSearch: "NSDL FII activity {current_month} {current_year}" WebSearch: "MoneyControl FII DII activity {current_date}" ``` Primary data sources to query: - **NSDL** (National Securities Depository Limited): Official FII/FPI transaction data - **NSE** (National Stock Exchange): Daily institutional trading statistics...

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Author
ajeeshworkspace
Repository
ajeeshworkspace/indian-trading-skills
Created
4 months ago
Last Updated
1 weeks ago
Language
Python
License
MIT

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