petrol expected about to go u also
Hi, so i found a few apps, but none of them work, and some didn't have PSX.
can anyone recommend something. like the image below
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.
I tried trading for fun but want to withdraw everything now but apparently 2000 must be kept at all times. So I just lose the 2000 now?
I have recently started using js investpro and i have had a terrible experience.First it took more than 2 Months to have the account created as their website is just as bad.Now i am having trouble withdrawing balance .I tried fund transfer,did not work.Asked them to which they said u have to choose cheque delivery or we won't receive the request online so i did and still i have not been able withdraw.
And the apps interface is also of very poor quality.
Only thing good about them is that they are highly responsive.
Is there a trading firm that has an App thats better than js .
if so pls tell
Today(Sunday), I tried depositing funds to my JS Invest account via RAAST through my registered bank account but the amount has not reflected yet.
Normally, the transaction settles within a few minutes but it's been pending for more than 6 hours now.
Does the RAAST deposit service not work on weekends or is there another issue?
Need some guidance. Thank you.
I am considering among MEBL, OGDC, LUCK, SYS, FCCL and DCR. Im trying to figure out best combination among them. But then I always come across thinking this kay yeh Stocks jab MIIETF mein hai so why would i even go for them. So, i'm confused right now.
What y’all have done in place of mine.
Plus, can you please provide reasons why one should go for SAZEW as im finding hard time analysing its documentation.
Was really hoping that the talks go well and there was so much hype about Monday too but Idk how the market will react now that the talks have apparently failed and they haven't really said if they'll continue or try to renegotiate.
So what's your opinion in this regard or just simply how do you feel.
Hey guys,
I currently have a Sahulat brokerage account with a local broker, and honestly the experience has been pretty bad. No proper app, and I literally have to call them every time I want to place a trade… which is just not it.
I want to switch to Finqalab so I can actually manage everything myself through the app.
Here’s the issue:
- I downloaded the Finqalab app
- It won’t let me open a Sahulat account because I already have one
- It also won’t let me open a normal account because I already have a Sahulat account
I’ve already emailed and called my broker to close my Sahulat account, currently waiting on that.
A few questions for anyone who’s been through this:
Once my Sahulat account is closed, how long does it take to open a Finqalab account?
Is there anything specific I need before applying (documents, income proof, etc.)?
Should I go for a normal account directly instead of Sahulat?
Would really appreciate any help or personal experiences — this whole process is way more confusing than it should be.
Thanks!
As someone who follows broad index investing strategy. What are your thoughts between index and momentum based investing such as MIIETF vs JSMFETF.
If anyone is currently following momentum based investing, how is your experience so far?
The first time i transferred money from my bank to finqalab app, there were different account details. This time when i checked the deposit funds section, the account details were different. So i deposited an amount to the new details. Been an hour and the funds haven’t been transferred
yet. What could be the issue?
