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6 days agoRetail holdings slip in 62 Indian mid-cap stocks during Q2 despite rally
In 62 selected Indian mid-cap stocks, retail investor holdings declined in Q2 even though many of those stocks delivered double-digit returns. According to data from Tracxn, the steepest drop in retail participation was in Dixon Technologies (India) (-187 bps) and APL Apollo Tubes (-159 bps). Analysts interpret this as a ‘sell on rise’ strategy by retail in mid-caps while institutional or FI flows may still be absent. The trend signals caution: even as stocks rally, retail investors appear to be trimming exposure ahead of broader participation or fresh catalysts.
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6 days agoRetail holdings slip in 62 Indian mid-cap stocks during Q2 despite rally
In 62 selected Indian mid-cap stocks, retail investor holdings declined in Q2 even though many of those stocks delivered double-digit returns. According to data from Tracxn, the steepest drop in retail participation was in Dixon Technologies (India) (-187 bps) and APL Apollo Tubes (-159 bps). Analysts interpret this as a ‘sell on rise’ strategy by retail in mid-caps while institutional or FI flows may still be absent. The trend signals caution: even as stocks rally, retail investors appear to be trimming exposure ahead of broader participation or fresh catalysts.
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Retail holdings slip in 62 Indian mid-cap stocks during Q2 despite rally
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Retail holdings fell in 62 Indian mid-cap stocks during Q2 despite strong returns, hinting at retail profit-taking and limited fresh participation.
In 62 selected Indian mid-cap stocks, retail investor holdings declined in Q2 even though many of those stocks delivered double-digit returns. According to data from Tracxn, the steepest drop in retail participation was in Dixon Technologies (India) (-187 bps) and APL Apollo Tubes (-159 bps). Analysts interpret this as a ‘sell on rise’ strategy by retail in mid-caps while institutional or FI flows may still be absent. The trend signals caution: even as stocks rally, retail investors appear to be trimming exposure ahead of broader participation or fresh catalysts.
In 62 selected Indian mid-cap stocks, retail investor holdings declined in Q2 even though many of those stocks delivered double-digit returns. According to data from Tracxn, the steepest drop in retail participation was in Dixon Technologies (India) (-187 bps) and APL Apollo Tubes (-159 bps). Analysts interpret this as a ‘sell on rise’ strategy by retail in mid-caps while institutional or FI flows may still be absent. The trend signals caution: even as stocks rally, retail investors appear to be trimming exposure ahead of broader participation or fresh catalysts.
Companies:
Dixon Technologies (India)
APL Apollo Tubes
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Oct 24, 2025 • 10:54 IST