Smart Money — NSE Block & Bulk Deal Activity

Institutional flow tracker — stocks appearing in NSE block deals and bulk deals over the last 30 days. Crossover stocks (appearing in both) are highlighted. Buy/sell bias shows whether institutions are accumulating or distributing.

Block deals and bulk deals are large institutional transactions reported separately by NSE. A block deal is a single negotiated trade of at least 5 lakh shares or ₹10 crore executed in the special block-deal window. A bulk deal is a trade where a single client transacts more than 0.5% of a company's shares in one trading session. Stocks that appear in both block and bulk deals on the same day — crossover stocks — often signal particularly strong institutional conviction. Tracking these alongside buy/sell bias over a rolling window helps identify where large money is accumulating or distributing.

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Symbol	Total Value	Buy Value	Sell Value	Net Bias	Times	Seen In	Last Active

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Frequently asked questions

What does the Smart Money page track?

Stocks appearing in NSE block deals and/or bulk deals over a rolling window (7 to 90 days), with total, buy, and sell value, a net bias, and how many times each name showed up.

What is a crossover stock?

A stock that appears in both a block deal and a bulk deal — on the same day or within the window. Activity showing up through both channels is often read as stronger institutional conviction than either alone.

How is the buy/sell bias calculated?

By netting disclosed buy value against disclosed sell value for that symbol across the selected window. A large positive net points to accumulation, a large negative to distribution.

Does this predict price moves?

No. It surfaces where large disclosed trades are concentrated. Disclosures are end-of-day and partial, and large trades happen on both sides of a view.