ET Markets study suggests that big institutional investors are pinning their bets on a few stocks in which they are constantly increasing their holdings. According to an analysis, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) and mutual funds (MFs) have consistently increased their stakes in nine stocks from the BSE universe in the last three quarters of calendar year 2022 (Data Source: ACE Equity). However, on the price performance term, five stocks have given positive returns so far in 2022, within which 4 have more strong points than weaknesses on the SWOT analysis. Take a look at the key strong points of the stocks on SWOT analysis, according to Trendlyne.com.
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