Mutual Funds Buying and Selling: Check List of 30 Stocks

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Introduction

In the ever-evolving landscape of investment, mutual funds have gained significant attention from both individual and institutional investors. January has seen a notable shift with mutual funds increasingly investing in stocks like Yes Bank, South Indian Bank, and Hindustan Zinc. This trend reflects a growing confidence in these companies, indicating a strategic approach towards portfolio diversification in various market segments including large-cap, mid-cap, and small-cap stocks. This article explores the top buying and selling stocks by mutual funds this January, categorizing them according to market capitalization.

Top Mutual Fund Buys in January

Large-Cap Stocks

Rank Stock Sector Investment Amount (in INR Crores)
1 Hindustan Zinc Mining & Metals 1500
2 Reliance Industries Energy 1200
3 Tata Consultancy Services IT Services 1100

Mid-Cap Stocks

Rank Stock Sector Investment Amount (in INR Crores)
1 South Indian Bank Banking 800
2 Adani Green Energy Renewable Energy 700
3 Divi’s Laboratories Pharmaceuticals 650

Small-Cap Stocks

Rank Stock Sector Investment Amount (in INR Crores)
1 Yes Bank Banking 500
2 IRCTC Travel & Hospitality 400
3 NESCO Real Estate 350

Trends in Mutual Fund Selling

While buying patterns indicate confidence in certain stocks, mutual funds are also adjusting their portfolios by selling off shares that no longer fit their investment strategies. This section explores the stocks that have seen significant selling in January.

Top Stocks Sold in January

Rank Stock Sector Amount Sold (in INR Crores)
1 Bharti Airtel Telecommunications 600
2 ICICI Bank Banking 550
3 HDFC Bank Banking 500

Conclusion

January has been a pivotal month for mutual funds, reflecting a strategic shift towards selective investments in stocks like Yes Bank, South Indian Bank

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