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Daily briefing of NSE bulk / block-style large trades — net buy vs sell, top symbols and clients, then the full deal list for the selected session.
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NSE bulk deals are large trades disclosed when a single client buys or sells at least 0.5% of a company’s listed shares in the normal market. Tracking them helps traders spot where serious capital is moving — whether into or out of a stock — before the broader tape fully reacts.
Related tools: Volume Shockers, FII DII Activity, Top Gainer Stocks.
An NSE bulk deal is a large trade executed through the normal market window when the quantity is at least 0.5% of a company's listed equity shares. These deals are disclosed by the exchange and show which clients bought or sold in size.
Bulk deals happen in the regular trading session once the size threshold is met. Block deals are negotiated separately in a dedicated window, usually for larger institutional transfers at an agreed price.
OptionPerks refreshes bulk deal data from exchange-linked sources for each available trading session. Use the date filter to review the latest day or earlier sessions.
Compare buy and sell value for the day, then drill into top symbols and clients. Persistent buying in a stock can signal accumulation, while heavy selling can flag distribution — always confirm with price, volume, and your own risk rules.