Market pulse is about reading the right signals at the right time. In Indian markets, global risk appetite and domestic flow patterns often move stocks before local headlines catch up.
What We Mean by Market Pulse
Market pulse combines macro indicators such as global index futures, currency moves, and commodity prices with domestic cues like FII/DII flows, state budget news, and regulatory alerts.
Signal Categories
- Global risk sentiment — MSCI forward returns, US yield moves, and dollar strength.
- Domestic equity flows — net FII/DII activity and active fund repositioning.
- Sector-specific triggers — policy announcements, export data, and seasonal demand shifts.
How to Use It
Combine market pulse with stock-level screens. A fundamentally strong small-cap stock is a better opportunity when pulse signals show improving global risk appetite and domestic liquidity.
Example
When global industrial commodity prices rise and FII flow turns positive, industrial small-caps often lead. We use these signals to bias our watchlist toward names with strong near-term order visibility.