We have listed down top five companies of BSE500 in which FIIs have increased their stake and top five companies of BSE500 in which FIIs have decreased their stake between the last two quarters, i.e. from quarter ended on June 2019 to quarter ended on September 2019.

The banking benchmark index Bank Nifty is moving in the sequence of higher highs since Monday. It has gained almost 1077 points or 3.84 per cent and the price action has formed a sizeable bullish candle on the weekly scale.

In terms of market share, the private players command nearly 90 per cent of the market share and the rest belongs to BSNL and MTNL as on 31^st August 2019. Vodafone Idea remained the market leader with share of 32.03 per cent followed by Reliance Jio 29.74 per cent and Bharti Airtel 28.01 per cent.

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Investors need to look at main profitability ratios as listed below. While these main, the investors must also look at other ratios and aspects as well.

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Gillette India Limited stock has given a Symmetrical Triangle pattern breakout on the weekly scale. This breakout gets confirmed by the above 50-week average volumes.

Considering the weekly time frame, the stock of ACC limited has bounced back from the edge of the rising trendline support that is formed by connecting the swing lows from July 2018. The reversal from the support is further justified with strong volumes.

Gujarat Gas Limited was picked by our Bollinger Band squeeze scanner which suggests that the stock is near a consolidation breakout.

The airlines also saw declines in load factor. Though, the IndiGo maintained its dominant position with 48.2 per cent market share. On the other hand, SpiceJets market shares fell to 14.7 per cent in September 2019 from 15.5 per cent in August.