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Are Institutional Investors taking profits?
Today's study shows the "net" daily amount of daily Buying and Selling for
Institutional Investors. The green bars show the daily net calculation by subtracting
the amount of Selling from the amount of Buying.
If the net is positive (more buying than selling), then Institutions are in
Accumulation. If the net is negative (more selling than buying) then Institutions
are in Distribution. Professional investors never go "against" what the Institutional
Investors are doing because Institutions control over 50% of the daily volume
in the stock market.
So, are Institutional Investors in Accumulation or Distribution now?
The answer is that they are currently in Accumulation.
Is the current Accumulation trending up or down?
The answer is: Down. If you look at today's chart, you can see that Institutional
Accumulation has been making lower/highs and lower/lows. That is the definition
of a down trend. That down trend went to a Distribution condition for 5 trading
days during the October 1 to October 7 period of time. The peak Distribution
day was October 2nd, after which Distribution started abating.
So, even though we are back into Accumulation, the Accumulation is "down trending" indicating
that Institutional Investors are selling into the rally. If the down trend
continues, then logically, the next Institutional selling spurt would have
a lower/low with a negative impact on the market. (Today's Institutional Buying/Selling
chart is presented as a courtesy to our Free Members today. This chart is posted every
day on our paid subscriber site.)
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