FIIs cut stakes in 14 smallcap stocks after 2 quarters of buying; shares fall up to 55%

Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) have sold their stakes in 14 small-cap stocks after two quarters of buying, resulting in significant share price declines. These stocks have fallen by up to 55% over the past six months, with some companies experiencing losses of 15-55%. This shift in FII investment trends is significant because it can impact the overall market sentiment and influence investor decisions.

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Foreign investors are reducing their stakes in smallcap stocks, which could lead to a decline in investor sentiment. This reduction in stakes may cause a decrease in stock prices, affecting the overall market performance.

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