What are Bulk Deals?

Bulk deals are transactions where more than 0.5% of the total shares of a company are bought or sold by an investor in a single trading session. These deals are publicly disclosed and provide insights into significant market activities.

What are Block Deals?

Block deals involve large transactions of at least 5 lakh shares or shares worth ₹5 crore, executed in a special trading window provided by the exchanges. Both buyer and seller agree on the price, and details are immediately disclosed.

Difference between Bulk and Block Deals

- Bulk Deals: Can happen throughout regular market hours, disclosed after market hours if the transaction exceeds 0.5% of total shares.

- Block Deals: Occur in a specified trading window, immediately disclosed, and involve significant quantities (minimum 5 lakh shares or ₹5 crore).

Why this Data is Important

- Identify stocks attracting significant investor interest.
- Track insider buying or selling.
- Anticipate potential stock movements based on institutional or major investor actions.

How Investors can Leverage the Data?

- Bulk and Block deals help investors understand large investors' moves and market sentiment. It can indicate institutional interest or exit in certain stocks, guiding future investment decisions.
- Identify stocks attracting significant investor interest.
- Track insider buying or selling.
- Anticipate potential stock movements based on institutional or major investor actions.

Use Cases for Beginners

- Beginners can start by tracking bulk/block deals to recognize patterns in institutional or large investor behaviors.
- Follow consistent bulk/block buying or selling as an initial indicator of potential market trends.
- Use this data to understand which stocks are attracting attention from seasoned investors.

Contents of the Page

- Exchange: Indicates whether the transaction took place on NSE or BSE.

- Stock: Name of the company whose shares were transacted.

- Buyer/Seller: Name of the company or individual executing the trade.

- Action: Specifies whether it was a buy or sell transaction.

- Quantity: Number of shares transacted.

- Price: The per-share price at which the deal was executed.