Nifty manages to close above 8250

Nifty ends marginally above 8250 as FIIs turn buyers in cash for the 4th consecutive day. Though they are buying in cash, they are holding 317 K contracts of index puts which is one of the highest in 2016. Moreover, today they shorted a net 11K contracts of Index puts. Nifty’s range for the day is 33 points and it closed down 0.18 % compared to Thursday’s closing value.

Traded Value (Rs. In Crores) 16860.77
Traded Quantity (in Lakhs) 8719.03
Number of Trades 7403032
Total Market Capitalisation (Rs. Crores) 10643924

ADVANCES 853
DECLINES 766
UNCHANGED 83

In the cash segment FIIs were net buyers to the tune of Rs 201 crores and DIIs net buyers to the tune of Rs 290 crores.

Today FIIs bought net 3365 contracts of index futures, bought net 10364 contracts of index calls and sold net 10501 contracts of index puts

Now FIIs are holding net long 74080 contracts of index futures, net long 29028 contracts of index calls and net long 316709 contracts of index puts.

Retailers sold net 684 contracts of index futures, sold net 9127 contracts of index calls and bought net 22300 contracts of index puts

Pros bought net 2006 contracts of index futures, sold 1178 net contracts of index calls and sold net 11574 contracts of index puts.

FII positions in Index puts, futures and calls.

Nifty Put Call Ratio (PCR) data shows support at 8200 and resistance at 8300

Nifty is now placed around 200 SMA in hourly.  Will it pause here or make a dash for the falling trend lines?

Can Bank Nifty test 200 SMA in hourly?