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Symbol Sector / Industry Deliveries Avg. Deliveries (14 days) Diff (%)
Producer Manufacturing / Industrial Machinery 173,662 69,218 104,444 (250.89 %)
Retail Trade / Drugstore Chains 1,342,383 536,937 805,446 (250.01 %)
Producer Manufacturing / Industrial Machinery 341,154 159,931 181,223 (213.31 %)
Finance / Finance/Rental/Leasing 224,135 105,335 118,800 (212.78 %)
Non-Energy Minerals / Steel 77,216 36,449 40,767 (211.85 %)
Consumer Non-Durables / Food: Specialty/Candy 313,200 148,680 164,520 (210.65 %)
Producer Manufacturing / Miscellaneous Manufacturing 217,221 103,817 113,404 (209.23 %)
Process Industries / Pulp & Paper 14,510 7,159 7,351 (202.68 %)
Health Services / Hospital/Nursing Management 206,429 103,181 103,248 (200.06 %)
Consumer Non-Durables / Apparel/Footwear 42,879 21,774 21,105 (196.93 %)
Non-Energy Minerals / Construction Materials 10,715 5,664 5,051 (189.18 %)
Consumer Non-Durables / Beverages: Non-Alcoholic 5,528,357 3,004,559 2,523,798 (184.00 %)
Producer Manufacturing / Metal Fabrication 873,905 480,977 392,928 (181.69 %)
Non-Energy Minerals / Construction Materials 263,279 152,364 110,915 (172.80 %)
Process Industries / Chemicals: Specialty 858,638 502,395 356,243 (170.91 %)
Utilities / Gas Distributors 911,520 551,177 360,343 (165.38 %)
Consumer Services / Movies/Entertainment 198,430 121,453 76,977 (163.38 %)
Technology Services / Information Technology Services 171,230 105,280 65,950 (162.64 %)
Utilities / Electric Utilities 234,065 144,900 89,165 (161.54 %)
Producer Manufacturing / Electrical Products 141,378 88,074 53,304 (160.52 %)
Communications / Specialty Telecommunications 5,199,106 3,263,823 1,935,283 (159.29 %)
Consumer Non-Durables / Food: Specialty/Candy 799,058 507,559 291,499 (157.43 %)
Electronic Technology / Computer Communications 144,548 92,895 51,653 (155.60 %)
Finance / Specialty Insurance 284,570 185,734 98,836 (153.21 %)
Producer Manufacturing / Office Equipment/Supplies 81,052 53,204 27,848 (152.34 %)
Energy Minerals / Integrated Oil 49,773 32,688 17,085 (152.27 %)
Health Technology / Pharmaceuticals: Major 7,297 4,809 2,488 (151.74 %)
Consumer Services / Restaurants 36,554 24,361 12,193 (150.05 %)
Producer Manufacturing / Building Products 41,601 27,728 13,873 (150.03 %)
Industrial Services / Engineering & Construction 23,232 15,620 7,612 (148.73 %)
Electronic Technology / Electronic Equipment/Instruments 131,464 88,395 43,069 (148.72 %)
Consumer Non-Durables / Household/Personal Care 178,784 121,549 57,235 (147.09 %)
Process Industries / Industrial Specialties 63,059 42,886 20,173 (147.04 %)
- / - 153,870 105,400 48,470 (145.99 %)
Non-Energy Minerals / Construction Materials 19,474 13,360 6,114 (145.76 %)
Producer Manufacturing / Industrial Machinery 44,515 30,561 13,954 (145.66 %)
Retail Trade / Apparel/Footwear Retail 17,376 12,053 5,323 (144.16 %)
Consumer Durables / Motor Vehicles 8,508 5,952 2,556 (142.94 %)
Finance / Regional Banks 527,585 371,083 156,502 (142.17 %)
Process Industries / Agricultural Commodities/Milling 330,744 232,726 98,018 (142.12 %)
- / - 302,792 214,331 88,461 (141.27 %)
Industrial Services / Engineering & Construction 2,898,839 2,057,599 841,240 (140.88 %)
Consumer Services / Broadcasting 19,851 14,139 5,712 (140.40 %)
Distribution Services / Wholesale Distributors 119,300 86,753 32,547 (137.52 %)
Finance / Investment Managers 321,025 234,295 86,730 (137.02 %)
Finance / Finance/Rental/Leasing 1,053,815 787,400 266,415 (133.83 %)
Finance / Regional Banks 5,524,925 4,241,059 1,283,866 (130.27 %)
Distribution Services / Wholesale Distributors 535,960 418,270 117,690 (128.14 %)
Industrial Services / Environmental Services 12,589 9,843 2,746 (127.90 %)
Retail Trade / Apparel/Footwear Retail 42,007 32,965 9,042 (127.43 %)
Producer Manufacturing / Miscellaneous Manufacturing 71,963 57,046 14,917 (126.15 %)
Process Industries / Agricultural Commodities/Milling 6,155 4,883 1,272 (126.05 %)
Non-Energy Minerals / Other Metals/Minerals 100,566 79,828 20,738 (125.98 %)
Industrial Services / Engineering & Construction 97,262 77,220 20,042 (125.95 %)
Retail Trade / Internet Retail 4,351,232 3,474,982 876,250 (125.22 %)
Distribution Services / Wholesale Distributors 65,967 53,249 12,718 (123.88 %)
Process Industries / Agricultural Commodities/Milling 1,743,116 1,418,353 324,763 (122.90 %)
Finance / Real Estate Development 125,386 102,670 22,716 (122.13 %)
Industrial Services / Engineering & Construction 6,579,276 5,389,924 1,189,352 (122.07 %)
Non-Energy Minerals / Construction Materials 703,414 578,773 124,641 (121.54 %)
Consumer Services / Broadcasting 886,901 732,821 154,080 (121.03 %)
Transportation / Air Freight/Couriers 6,638 5,516 1,122 (120.34 %)
Utilities / Electric Utilities 7,681,808 6,412,864 1,268,944 (119.79 %)
Finance / Real Estate Development 29,922 25,067 4,855 (119.37 %)
Industrial Services / Engineering & Construction 159,035 134,556 24,479 (118.19 %)
Commercial Services / Miscellaneous Commercial Services 3,939 3,345 594 (117.76 %)
Consumer Non-Durables / Food: Specialty/Candy 54,611 46,491 8,120 (117.47 %)
Technology Services / Information Technology Services 1,540,404 1,313,667 226,737 (117.26 %)
Process Industries / Chemicals: Specialty 1,017,992 884,123 133,869 (115.14 %)
Process Industries / Industrial Specialties 95,186 83,312 11,874 (114.25 %)
Utilities / Alternative Power Generation 131,298 116,896 14,402 (112.32 %)
Consumer Durables / Electronics/Appliances 44,397 40,089 4,308 (110.75 %)
Health Technology / Pharmaceuticals: Major 177,213 160,764 16,449 (110.23 %)
Retail Trade / Specialty Stores 3,163,116 2,894,529 268,587 (109.28 %)
Health Services / Medical/Nursing Services 29,758 27,257 2,501 (109.18 %)
Finance / Major Banks 4,164,456 3,899,187 265,269 (106.80 %)
Process Industries / Chemicals: Specialty 15,052 14,111 941 (106.67 %)
Health Technology / Pharmaceuticals: Major 5,482 5,190 292 (105.63 %)
Consumer Non-Durables / Household/Personal Care 722,197 685,399 36,798 (105.37 %)
Producer Manufacturing / Auto Parts: OEM 33,882 32,385 1,497 (104.62 %)
Technology Services / Packaged Software 3,196 3,058 138 (104.51 %)
- / - 59,326 56,803 2,523 (104.44 %)
Electronic Technology / Electronic Equipment/Instruments 48,758 46,761 1,997 (104.27 %)
Finance / Regional Banks 462,327 443,464 18,863 (104.25 %)
- / - 113,909 109,615 4,294 (103.92 %)
Consumer Non-Durables / Apparel/Footwear 50,660 48,843 1,817 (103.72 %)
Transportation / Air Freight/Couriers 23,153,089 22,382,408 770,681 (103.44 %)
Finance / Regional Banks 1,758,138 1,703,123 55,015 (103.23 %)
Industrial Services / Engineering & Construction 16,840 16,363 477 (102.92 %)
Consumer Durables / Motor Vehicles 307,011 299,137 7,874 (102.63 %)
Health Technology / Medical Specialties 6,078 5,923 155 (102.62 %)
Commercial Services / Miscellaneous Commercial Services 56,693 55,408 1,285 (102.32 %)
Process Industries / Industrial Specialties 9,447 9,289 158 (101.70 %)
Process Industries / Agricultural Commodities/Milling 122,141 121,385 756 (100.62 %)
Transportation / Marine Shipping 145,719 144,993 726 (100.50 %)
Utilities / Electric Utilities 83,103 82,941 162 (100.20 %)

Latest FII & DII Activity

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Date : Nov. 19, 2024

FII/FPI
  • Buy Value 15,255.09
  • Sell Value 18,666.82
  • Net Value -3,411.73
DII
  • Buy Value 13,657.81
  • Sell Value 10,873.92
  • Net Value 2,783.89

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