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Are Institutional Investors in Accumulation Now?

Don't get too excited just yet ... A lot of money was pumped into the market, but it wasn't enough to turn Institutional Investors around because they were still in Distribution yesterday.

It had some effect, because Institutional Buying and Selling action showed sideways movement. Look at sideways movement as a "pause". After a pause, Institutions generally resume their actions or change their direction ... we should expect to know which course of action they decide on within the next 24 to 48 hours.

Institutional Buying and Selling Chart

 


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