Core Insights - Retail investors are increasingly buying underperforming stocks while selling high-performing ones, indicating a mean reversion strategy [2][5][6] - In the December quarter, retail holdings rose in 1,019 NSE-listed companies with an average stock price decline of 8.6%, while holdings fell in 1,092 companies with a 1.6% price increase [1][6] - Retail ownership in Kaynes Technology nearly doubled from 8.75% to 16.56%, despite the stock dropping 43% [2][6] - Retail investors sold significant amounts in stocks like BSE and Reliance Industries, which saw price increases of 29% and 15% respectively [6][7] Retail Investment Trends - Estimated retail buying in Kaynes Technology was Rs 2,421 crore, while Dixon Technologies saw Rs 1,696 crore in retail purchases despite a 26% drop [2][6] - Retail selling included Rs 4,313 crore in BSE and Rs 4,238 crore in Reliance Industries, highlighting a trend of exiting profitable stocks [6][7] - Retail share by value in NSE-listed companies decreased to 7.25% as of December 31, 2025, from 7.45% at the end of September [5][6] Market Performance - Over the past eighteen months, Indian markets have shown modest returns, with large-cap stocks performing better than small and mid-caps, where retail investors are more concentrated [6][7] - Retail holdings in rupee terms stood at Rs 34.14 lakh crore, reflecting a 2.94% increase over the quarter, despite a decrease in share percentage [5][7]

Whales are aggressively buying the dip.They’ve accumulated more in the last two months than they did throughout all of 2025, according to CryptoQuant. https://t.co/Q8MOugktOh ...

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TOPIC OF THE DAY: Big players are buying the dip but for very different reasons.@Binance’s move is tied to SAFU fund rebalancing. @Strategy and @BitMNR are doubling down on long-term exposure.Could still be a relief bounce before another leg down? Drop your call 👇 https://t.co/qkamrQzTgw ...

Infini Exploiter bought the dip 8 hours ago, spending 13.32M $DAI to buy 6,316 $ETH at $2,109.He then sent all 15,470 ETH ($32.6M) to #TornadoCash.He seems very good at buying low and selling high:👉 Feb 24, 2025: Stole 49.5M $USDC and bought 17,696 $ETH at $2,798.👉 Jul 17, 2025: Sent 5,000 $ETH to #TornadoCash and sold 1,770 $ETH($5.88M) at $3,322.👉 Aug 11, 2025: Sold 1,771 $ETH($7.44M) at $4,202.👉 Today: Bought 6,316 $ETH($13.32M) at $2,109.https://t.co/oRQ0HospNu ...

Group 1 - Cathie Wood, CEO of ARK Invest, is taking advantage of market dips by increasing investments in crypto-linked stocks as Bitcoin reaches its lowest price since 2024 [1][2] - ARK Invest has significantly increased its exposure to major crypto firms, including Coinbase, Circle, and BitMine Immersion Technologies, amidst market volatility [2][3] - The firm purchased over $1.3 million in Coinbase (3,510 shares), $8.7 million in Circle (34,342 shares in ARKK and 8,536 shares in ARKF), and $6 million in BitMine (145,488 shares) across its ETFs [3] Group 2 - ARK also expanded its stake in Bullish by acquiring 125,218 shares, a regulated crypto exchange backed by Block.one and notable investors like Peter Thiel [3] - On February 4, ARK Innovation ETF added 83,094 shares of Bullish and 14,868 shares of Circle, reflecting ongoing investment activity during a downturn in the crypto market [5] - As of February 5, Bitcoin experienced a significant drop, trading at $67,753.29 after losing approximately 7.8% in 24 hours, marking the worst price crash since early November 2024 [6]

While many people are panic selling, 7 Siblings is bravely buying the dip in $ETH!In the past hour, they have bought 9,023 $ETH($18M) at an average price of $1,995.https://t.co/EzcocRC0sPhttps://t.co/JdTjTzODVP https://t.co/RHu83tAG7yLookonchain (@lookonchain):Whenever the market dumps, 7 Siblings step in to buy $ETH.Over the past 10 hours, 7 Siblings spent $31M to buy 12,771 $ETH at $2,427 again.https://t.co/VrwHmqb5d8 https://t.co/I0HcF4YUJW ...

Longling Capital, known for buying low and selling high, seems to be buying the dip!A wallet(0x3478) linked to Longling Capital just withdrew 8,500 $ETH($17.51M) from #Binance.https://t.co/xKnYG8DBxZ https://t.co/3VqRvqzNYk ...

Who's buying the dip? 🙋‍♂️ https://t.co/um0H5eHxZQ ...

Lululemon signage is seen at a department store on June 05, 2024 in New York City. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)Getty ImagesLululemon Athletica (LULU) stock has dropped by 20.1% in under a month, declining from $215.88 on January 6, 2026, to $172.54 currently. Investors are reassessing growth expectations amid a tougher consumer spending backdrop and ongoing margin concerns across the apparel space. So, is this a good opportunity to purchase the stock?Buying the dip can be a practical strategy ...