As every coin has a flip side, mutual funds are no different in that sense. Fund managers not only buy but also sell. It becomes equally important to know what they are selling. So, let’s find out.

The price action in financial stocks is certainly the talk of the town and one stock, which is certainly on cloud 9, is Cholamandalam Investment & Finance Company as following strikes of February series 500-520-530-540 on CE options side has gained between 290 per cent and 430 per cent. Further, LIC Housing Finance 470 & 460 Feb CE options have gained 136 per cent and 123 per cent, respectively. M&M Financial 215 Feb CE option has also jumped more than 100 per cent.   

It has now become a major success as its customers are looking to go digital. The concept gained popularity and became more relevant in the post-pandemic world, paving way for the company’s strong growth. 

Everyone is eager to know what the mutual fund managers bought & sold but mostly keen to know what they actually bought. So, let’s know which stocks attracted fund managers in January 2021. 

The market opened in green on February 15, 2021.

The market opened in green on February 15, 2021, overall volumes in futures & options currently stand at 2,09,89,787 contracts with a turnover of Rs. 20,59,106.43 crore.

The market opened in green on February 15, 2021, overall volumes in futures & options currently stand at 2,09,89,787 contracts with a turnover of Rs. 20,59,106.43 crore.

Stocks to watch out: Neogen Chemicals, Chemcon Speciality Chemicals, TVS Motor, ABB, PNC Infratech, Bajaj Healthcare, Amara Raja Batteries.

The last week of trading was a very unique one as out of the five trading sessions, Nifty had formed an indecisive bar in three sessions. The index traded within a narrow range of 280 points throughout the week, but within this narrow range, tremors of volatility were witnessed.

Finally! After the SC verdict, unitholders of Franklin Templeton would start receiving money from February 15. Read on to find out more.