Analysis by Nikhil Kamath reveals that aggressive selling by FIIs during market crises often precedes gains in the Nifty 50. Historical patterns show domestic investors performed better than FIIs during such sell-offs, indicating FII timing may not always be accurate.
Analysis by Nikhil Kamath reveals that aggressive selling by FIIs during market crises often precedes gains in the Nifty 50. Historical patterns show domestic investors performed better than FIIs during such sell-offs, indicating FII timing may not always be accurate.
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