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FII-TO-FII WATCH: Volume dips

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Ashok Divase Mumbai
Last Updated : Jan 19 2013 | 9:00 PM IST
 FII-to-FII trade means when a stock hits the FII ceiling set by companies, fresh buying by FIIs are capped.  An FII, however, can always buy from another FII within the overall limit. The special counters (The 6 Lakh Series on the BSE) take care of the inter-FII trades.

 What happened on Wednesday?

 Volume was lacklustre in FII trades with only 19 lakh shares valued at Rs 103 crore changing hands yesterday.

 SBI was traded at a premium of 16% on the BSE with 2,115 shares traded at Rs 1,137 when compared with the spot close of Rs 983.15.

 Bank of Baroda was traded at a premium of 3.91% with 48,796 shares traded at Rs 235 as against the spot price of Rs 226.15.

 
FII-TO-FII TRADES
ScripFII 
Close*
FII shares#Spot Close@Premium To spot price %
BSE
SBI1137.002115983.1515.65
Bank of Baroda235.0048796226.153.91
Indraprastha Gas138.00124816133.103.68
Bharti Tele-Ven405.00795044394.202.74
HPCL325.00170204318.052.19
Tata Steel528.00339696522.101.13
PTC India59.505000059.100.68
ICICI Bank600.00234219598.050.33
BHEL2157.001374332149.950.33
NSE
SBI1137.002601984.0015.55
* FII-Close is the closing price of the scrip under FII-to-FII trades
# FII-Shares is the total number of shares traded under the FII-to-FII trades
@ Spot close price is the closing price in the cash market

 

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