Read context, not signals
Every number on this page is historical and delayed. Use it to build an opinion about the market backdrop — never to time entries or exits on a specific security.
Macro indicators · 6 key reads
Sector breadth · regime read at a glance
Each tile shows last close and 30-day delta for an NSE sectoral index. Green = positive 30D, red = negative. Breadth narrowing (few green tiles) historically corresponds to defensive market regimes. Breadth broad (many green tiles) historically corresponds to risk-on regimes. Read this as backdrop only — never as a trade signal on any specific instrument.
FII / DII activity · institutional positioning
Foreign Institutional Investors (FII) and Domestic Institutional Investors (DII) buy or sell net amounts each session. Sustained net selling by FIIs paired with net buying by DIIs is characteristic of rotation regimes; sustained net buying by both is characteristic of broad bid regimes. Bharath Shiksha teaches institutional flow as context, never as a trade signal.
ILLUSTRATIVE · sample 20-session window · historical aggregates from NSE end-of-day disclosures.
How to use this page
Cross-reference, don't anchor
A single reading of India VIX or FII flow tells you almost nothing. The methodology that works: 3-6 month rolling readings + comparison to your own historical reference frame. Stage 3 (Professional) teaches the rolling-context framework.
Past patterns ≠ future patterns
Every educational note here is grounded in historical analysis. Bharath Shiksha's position: history rhymes, it does not repeat. Use this as a literacy tool, not a prediction engine.