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đī¸ Congressional Trading
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đ Corporate Insiders
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đĻ Institutional Money Flows
đ Understanding Institutional Money Flows
What Are Institutional Flows?
Institutional money flows track the movement of capital by large financial institutions like pension funds, mutual funds, hedge funds, and banks. These "smart money" movements often predict market direction.
Key Metrics Explained:
- Net Flow: Total buying minus selling pressure
- Inflows: Money moving INTO the market (bullish)
- Outflows: Money moving OUT of the market (bearish)
How Numbers Impact Markets:
Positive Net Flow ($209M+):
More buying than selling - typically drives prices UP
More buying than selling - typically drives prices UP
Negative Net Flow:
More selling than buying - typically drives prices DOWN
More selling than buying - typically drives prices DOWN
High Volume Flows:
Large numbers indicate strong institutional conviction
Large numbers indicate strong institutional conviction
Professional Trading Tips:
Follow Smart Money: Large inflows often precede major market moves. Institutions have better research and information.
Contrarian Signals: Extreme outflows can signal market bottoms when retail investors panic but institutions accumulate.
Timing Entries: Use flow data to time your entries - buy during institutional inflows, be cautious during outflows.
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Top Sector Inflows
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Top Sector Outflows
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đ° Smart Money Tracker
How Smart Money Tracker Works
đ Bullish:
Low volatility + positive momentum
VIX < 18, SPY rising > 0.5% - Market confidence high, good entry opportunities
đ Bearish:
High fear + negative momentum
VIX > 22, SPY falling - Elevated fear, potential selling pressure
đ Accumulation:
Smart money quietly buying
Normal volatility + currency strength - Institutions building positions
đ Distribution:
Smart money reducing exposure
Market weakness + selling pressure - Institutions taking profits
Pro Tip: Higher numbers indicate stronger conviction. Use multiple signals together for better accuracy.
Combine with sector flows and congressional trades for complete institutional picture.
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Positive market signals: Low VIX + rising SPY indicate buying opportunities
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Negative market signals: High fear (VIX > 22) suggests caution or contrarian opportunities
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Smart money quietly building positions during stable market conditions
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Institutions reducing positions, taking profits, or de-risking portfolios