u/PracticeEastern9413

Tracking FIPI/LIPI flows for PSX has always been annoying.

Almost all research houses just show static tables of numbers, with no visuals and almost no trend analysis over time. That makes it extremely difficult to extract meaningful insights from the data.

So I built a free FIPI/LIPI Dashboard on FinHisaab to make this easier for retail investors.

What it does:

• See which sectors different investor groups (Foreigners, Mutual Funds, Retail, etc.) are buying or selling

• Interactive charts for FIPI vs LIPI net flows over time

• Date filters including presets like 7D, 30D, and 60D

• Filter between Equity & Debt, with toggles for USD and PKR views

Common questions this helps answer:

• Is the current dump driven by foreigners or locals?

Check the Overview chart to see if FIPI is selling into LIPI’s strength.

• Where are Mutual Funds hiding?

Use the By Client Type filter to see which sectors local institutions are accumulating while the market is volatile.

• Which sectors are foreigners liquidating?

Deep dive into the Sectors tab filtered by FIPI to avoid catching falling knives in sectors being dumped by international funds.

• Are institutions absorbing the selling?

Compare Mutual Fund buying vs Retail selling in a crashing sector to see if the smart money is actually buying the dip.

The data updates daily as soon as NCCPL releases it in the evening (usually between 5–7 PM).

The goal is simple:

Give retail investors the same visibility into liquidity flows that professionals use when analyzing the market.

You can try it here:

finhisaab.com/market-updates/fipi-lipi

Would love feedback from people here on what analytics or features would actually be useful to add next.

Almost every investor says this after the market rebounds.

But dips and recoveries are simply part of market cycles. The key isn’t timing every bottom — it’s sticking to a disciplined long-term plan, staying invested, and adding consistently when opportunities appear.

In the long run, patience usually beats perfect timing.

Based on today's FIPI LIPI report, Individuals were the net buyers (by huge margin), that kept the market hold current levels!

No foreigners, no corporates, but INDIVIDUALS!

I just created a leaderboard for mutual funds performance on Finhisaab which immediately gives you insights into top performing equity funds, so you can shortlist the funds easily for firther research/decision making

The criteria right now is ranking funds by top performance in last 5Y, 3Y and 1Y return (weighted average).

You can view performance of the funds for different time periods with custom date ranges also supported

I've compiled performance data for upto 15Y too on the platform, which no other platform has done till now (historical data sourced from MUFAP)

The leaderboard has some filtering capabilities too like including/excluding ETFs, VPS (Pension Funds) and shariah compliance

I'm thinking on how to improve it further, the first thing coming to my mind:

1. make the ranking/fund picking criteria dynamic instead of hardcoded (current methodology defined above)

Would love to take community input and feedback on how to improve it further

Link: finhisaab(dot)com/mutual-funds/leaderboard