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Aptus faces operational challenges rather than confirmed structural deterioration. However, high attrition, increasing competition, collection volatility and delayed growth targets require close monitoring. Don't add more. Wait for recovery after 2 quarters and exit at less loss. Disclaimer: No Buy/Sell recommendation. Please do your own analysis before taking any investment decision.

The one rule that changes how you read bulk deals: Do not look at who bought. Look at how much of the selling they absorbed — and whether the buyers are independent long-term funds or just brokers and matched transfers. 94% absorption by two independent FIIs = accumulate. 31% absorption by one offshore intermediary = avoid. 100% matched between connected entities = ignore. This is what separates informed investors from the crowd. 📄 Get the FULL detailed PDF FREE in our WhatsApp Community! 🔗 Join now — Link in BIO & COMMENTS. 🗓️ New report every Saturday afternoon. Follow for weekly institutional-flow insights!

Exits to avoid right now: 1)Groww — Peak XV and YC Holdings dumped ₹2,457 Cr. Only 31.1% absorbed by one offshore intermediary. VC exit with weak follow-through 2)Lenskart — PE firms sold ₹5,447 Cr across two dates. Only 32.9% absorbed despite many small buyers 3)Kajaria Ceramics — Promoter family trusts sold ₹472 Cr in October. No institutional absorption identified Anthem Biosciences — ₹250 Cr strategic sale. Zero identified buyers above threshold When large smart-money holders exit and fewer than 50% is absorbed — the stock needs time to find a floor. Do not catch that fall.

Sagility — selling pressure tells the real story. Parent company (Sagility BV) sold ₹2,395 Cr at ₹42.75. Several credible institutions stepped in: 1)Societe Generale — ₹203 Cr 2)Ghisallo Master Fund — ₹191 Cr 3)ICICI Prudential MF — ₹150 Cr 4)Goldman Sachs India Equity — ₹116 Cr Total absorbed — ₹1,039 Cr. That is only 43.4%. When a controlling shareholder is selling and buyers cover less than half — the supply overhang does not clear quickly. Avoid fresh positions until selling slows.

Watch list — interesting signals, but not yet confirmed: 1)Birlasoft (₹341) — ₹56 Cr from one FII. Single trade, no confirmation 2)Jubilant Ingrevia (₹601) — ₹55 Cr from one fund. Wait for repeat buying 3)Natco Pharma (₹750) — Two promoter-linked buys on one day — may be one coordinated deal, not two independent signals 4)Dr Reddy’s — Same KMP person bought ₹79 Cr and sold ₹62 Cr. Net conviction is only ₹18 Cr One buy from one institution is a first signal — not a trend. Wait for confirmation before acting.

100% coverage does NOT always mean conviction. Eternal — ₹168.7 Cr deal. Looked like a large buy. But BofA bought and Goldman sold the exact same amount. ICICI Bank, Reliance, SBI Life, Adani Energy — all showed large deals. But every single one was a matched transfer between PI Opportunities AIF and Pioneer Investment Fund. That is a fund restructuring — not fresh buying. A deal that looks big on the screener can be a simple internal reorganisation. Always check if the buyer and seller are connected.

Accumulate signals — where promoters and institutions bought with conviction: 1)Jindal Stainless — Promoter group bought ₹140 Cr across three separate dates at ₹746, ₹688 and ₹678 — buying on every dip. Repeated buying on separate dates matters far more than one single deal 2)Jindal Steel — Promoter group bought ₹100 Cr across two dates at ₹1,019 and ₹1,057 3)CarTrade Tech — Strategic holder sold ₹470 Cr. Two independent FIIs absorbed 94.7% at ₹2,583 When promoters buy on three separate dates at falling prices — they believe the stock is cheap.