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#Silver - Down 1.9%... Moments ago it was close to breaking out above a bullish pennant
Equities up. Dollar Down.
The $GSR was breaking down...
The fraud today is on a completely different level.
I'm know the game is rigged. But today it was obscene.
Equities up. Dollar Down.
The $GSR was breaking down...
The fraud today is on a completely different level.
I'm know the game is rigged. But today it was obscene.
PARTICIPANT WISE DATA
FII
Index Futures
🔺 Added +1,798 Longs
🔺 Added +101 Shorts
Long Short Ratio: 38:62
Stock Futures
🔺 Added +2,546 Longs
🔺 Added +2,526 Shorts
Long Short Ratio: 65:35
FIIs in index futures showed marginal long addition, but the sentiment remains cautious (38:62).
In stock futures, equal build-up on both sides continues the prevailing bullish bias (65:35).
CASH MARKET ON 14-05-2025
📌 FII NET BOUGHT ₹+932 Cr
📌 DII NET BOUGHT ₹+316 Cr
FII
Index Futures
🔺 Added +1,798 Longs
🔺 Added +101 Shorts
Long Short Ratio: 38:62
Stock Futures
🔺 Added +2,546 Longs
🔺 Added +2,526 Shorts
Long Short Ratio: 65:35
FIIs in index futures showed marginal long addition, but the sentiment remains cautious (38:62).
In stock futures, equal build-up on both sides continues the prevailing bullish bias (65:35).
CASH MARKET ON 14-05-2025
📌 FII NET BOUGHT ₹+932 Cr
📌 DII NET BOUGHT ₹+316 Cr
🚨Trump has left three key allies in disarray - the EU, Israel, and India.
A lot has unfolded in global geopolitics in the last 10 days - this is a must-read
When Indian airstrikes hit Pakistan's terror infrastructure last week, Xi Jinping was in Moscow hugging Putin, celebrating their “steel friendship” while both sides flexed Chinese and Russian weapons in the India-Pak fight.
Xi and Putin used the 80th anniversary of WW2 to double down on their “post-American” order.
Meanwhile, the U.S. and China quietly brokered a trade truce in Geneva and are now negotiating a full-scale “commercial peace” over $600 billion in trade.
As Delhi and Rawalpindi backed off, Trump was busy golfing diplomacy - his envoy Steve Witkoff has met Putin more than Xi himself.
Peace talks between Russia and Ukraine are scheduled in Istanbul this week, and guess what? Trump wants in.
He’s landing in Saudi Arabia, then heading to Qatar and UAE - calling it a "magic carpet tour."
He’s there to raise $2+ trillion in deals, mostly in arms and investments. The Gulf is paying big - Saudi ($1T), UAE ($1.4T), Qatar (hundreds of millions).
Trump’s critics say it’s more about personal business than national interest.
His family has deep real estate ties in the region - Eric Trump’s $5.5B golf deal in Qatar, ongoing Saudi projects, and now a luxury $400M Air Force One-style jet gifted by Qatar, which may end up in the Trump Library post-2029.
The Gulf states know the game - they’re transactional too. Trump plays Iran against them to extract more leverage.
Even as he charms Riyadh, he’s quietly wrapping up the 4th round of US-Iran talks, possibly defusing the nuclear issue and raising peace hopes.
That’s why Israel’s nervous. Netanyahu’s visited the White House twice but still didn’t make Trump’s Middle East stop list. Clearly, Tel Aviv’s influence is cooling, at least temporarily.
Now, Syria’s new chapter is opening up. The U.S. lifted sanctions, helping Turkey reposition itself - possibly routing Qatari gas through Syria into Europe.
Turkey's Mediation play could turn it into the “next Qatar” of the region. Ankara’s military presence in Libya, drones in Gaza, and mediation attempts everywhere give it power - as both NATO ally and regional influencer.
Saudi’s uneasy - they don’t like Turkey’s gains in Libya or Syria but tolerate it because it helps contain Iran.
Iran losing Syria is a win for both Riyadh and Ankara. And despite rivalry, Turkey trades oil and gas with Iran, making it a player on both sides.
Israel's isolated if it keeps waging war.
Turkey mediating Gaza conflicts makes it more relevant, while Saudi and the Gulf keep adjusting strategy to stay aligned with whoever offers more stability and leverage.
Everyone wants influence, nobody wants to be left out.
Iran too, despite all the anti-US noise, wants sanctions lifted and might be willing to give up control over proxies like Houthis, Lebanon, or parts of Iraq for peace.
If it plays smart, it could get a decent deal, which might even calm down Yemen. That gives Tehran a better hand at the table.
Bottom line - Middle East peace is being bought heavily. Everyone’s paying: Qatar, UAE, Saudi.
In return, they get tech, AI, energy infra, defense, and U.S. investment promises.
Israel’s left out for now. If it doesn’t behave, it risks losing the peace game.
Meanwhile, Russia-Ukraine negotiations are shifting westward.
Europe is panicking - Trump’s going around NATO and striking direct deals with Putin. EU has lost influence, and now they’re forced to relearn diplomacy under American pressure.
East Asia will soon learn this too - U.S. interest first, friendships later.
India’s in a decent position - for now. Best we stay quiet and focus like Deng Xiaoping: build, grow, observe.
But we’re pulled into war theater indirectly via China.
Bangladesh might turn into a new challenge soon. But with the Pakistan strike, it’s clear the U.S. expects Islamabad to behave - and maybe even wants China to check it too.
If neither controls Pakistan, both will pay.
A lot has unfolded in global geopolitics in the last 10 days - this is a must-read
When Indian airstrikes hit Pakistan's terror infrastructure last week, Xi Jinping was in Moscow hugging Putin, celebrating their “steel friendship” while both sides flexed Chinese and Russian weapons in the India-Pak fight.
Xi and Putin used the 80th anniversary of WW2 to double down on their “post-American” order.
Meanwhile, the U.S. and China quietly brokered a trade truce in Geneva and are now negotiating a full-scale “commercial peace” over $600 billion in trade.
As Delhi and Rawalpindi backed off, Trump was busy golfing diplomacy - his envoy Steve Witkoff has met Putin more than Xi himself.
Peace talks between Russia and Ukraine are scheduled in Istanbul this week, and guess what? Trump wants in.
He’s landing in Saudi Arabia, then heading to Qatar and UAE - calling it a "magic carpet tour."
He’s there to raise $2+ trillion in deals, mostly in arms and investments. The Gulf is paying big - Saudi ($1T), UAE ($1.4T), Qatar (hundreds of millions).
Trump’s critics say it’s more about personal business than national interest.
His family has deep real estate ties in the region - Eric Trump’s $5.5B golf deal in Qatar, ongoing Saudi projects, and now a luxury $400M Air Force One-style jet gifted by Qatar, which may end up in the Trump Library post-2029.
The Gulf states know the game - they’re transactional too. Trump plays Iran against them to extract more leverage.
Even as he charms Riyadh, he’s quietly wrapping up the 4th round of US-Iran talks, possibly defusing the nuclear issue and raising peace hopes.
That’s why Israel’s nervous. Netanyahu’s visited the White House twice but still didn’t make Trump’s Middle East stop list. Clearly, Tel Aviv’s influence is cooling, at least temporarily.
Now, Syria’s new chapter is opening up. The U.S. lifted sanctions, helping Turkey reposition itself - possibly routing Qatari gas through Syria into Europe.
Turkey's Mediation play could turn it into the “next Qatar” of the region. Ankara’s military presence in Libya, drones in Gaza, and mediation attempts everywhere give it power - as both NATO ally and regional influencer.
Saudi’s uneasy - they don’t like Turkey’s gains in Libya or Syria but tolerate it because it helps contain Iran.
Iran losing Syria is a win for both Riyadh and Ankara. And despite rivalry, Turkey trades oil and gas with Iran, making it a player on both sides.
Israel's isolated if it keeps waging war.
Turkey mediating Gaza conflicts makes it more relevant, while Saudi and the Gulf keep adjusting strategy to stay aligned with whoever offers more stability and leverage.
Everyone wants influence, nobody wants to be left out.
Iran too, despite all the anti-US noise, wants sanctions lifted and might be willing to give up control over proxies like Houthis, Lebanon, or parts of Iraq for peace.
If it plays smart, it could get a decent deal, which might even calm down Yemen. That gives Tehran a better hand at the table.
Bottom line - Middle East peace is being bought heavily. Everyone’s paying: Qatar, UAE, Saudi.
In return, they get tech, AI, energy infra, defense, and U.S. investment promises.
Israel’s left out for now. If it doesn’t behave, it risks losing the peace game.
Meanwhile, Russia-Ukraine negotiations are shifting westward.
Europe is panicking - Trump’s going around NATO and striking direct deals with Putin. EU has lost influence, and now they’re forced to relearn diplomacy under American pressure.
East Asia will soon learn this too - U.S. interest first, friendships later.
India’s in a decent position - for now. Best we stay quiet and focus like Deng Xiaoping: build, grow, observe.
But we’re pulled into war theater indirectly via China.
Bangladesh might turn into a new challenge soon. But with the Pakistan strike, it’s clear the U.S. expects Islamabad to behave - and maybe even wants China to check it too.
If neither controls Pakistan, both will pay.
For now, India is fine but things are moving too fast.
In just 10 days, the global power chessboard flipped. Something unexpected is coming. It always does.
And Trump? He’s lost a big chunk of his India fanbase. People here are realizing - his tongue’s too loud, his style too messy, and too much personal business mixed with foreign policy.
In just 10 days, the global power chessboard flipped. Something unexpected is coming. It always does.
And Trump? He’s lost a big chunk of his India fanbase. People here are realizing - his tongue’s too loud, his style too messy, and too much personal business mixed with foreign policy.
ARTICLE 143(1) of the constitution of India invoked by Indian Govt
PARTICIPANT WISE DATA
FII
Index Futures
🔺 Added +13,264 Longs
🔻 Reduced -8,018 Shorts
Long Short Ratio: 46:54
Stock Futures
🔺 Added +58,863 Longs
🔻 Reduced -41,136 Shorts
Long Short Ratio: 66:34
FIIs in index futures showed strong long buildup with significant short covering — sentiment improving (46:54).
In stock futures, heavy long addition and aggressive short unwinding reinforce the bullish bias (66:34).
CASH MARKET ON 15-05-2025
📌 FII NET BOUGHT ₹+5,393 Cr
📌 DII NET SOLD ₹-1,668 Cr
FII
Index Futures
🔺 Added +13,264 Longs
🔻 Reduced -8,018 Shorts
Long Short Ratio: 46:54
Stock Futures
🔺 Added +58,863 Longs
🔻 Reduced -41,136 Shorts
Long Short Ratio: 66:34
FIIs in index futures showed strong long buildup with significant short covering — sentiment improving (46:54).
In stock futures, heavy long addition and aggressive short unwinding reinforce the bullish bias (66:34).
CASH MARKET ON 15-05-2025
📌 FII NET BOUGHT ₹+5,393 Cr
📌 DII NET SOLD ₹-1,668 Cr