Broker data for the last 4 available days - April 1 is the latest. So, for
Thursday’s data, we’ll see it on Tuesday due to the T+3 reporting delay.
I’m pretty sure next week will be tough for the share price of any company that’s not in a defensive sector.I know some people see it as a bargain to buy on a dip, but this current market drop looks serious and may take some time to rebalance, largely due to the unresolved uncertainty around the economic impact of tariffs.
From my research, I’ve seen that during times like this, professional brokers tend to sell first, and only rebalance and buy later - usually at cheaper prices after retail investors capitulate from trying to catch a falling knife.
That’s why I closed the majority of my long positions on Thursday and Friday.I'm ready for things to shift quickly, so I’ll continue to monitor broker data regularly to track opportunities and see where smart money is moving.
Below is the broker data for the past 4 days - a clear shift from professional brokers to retail investors.
Accumulation chart for investment banks – they’ve started to decrease their positions.
Accumulation chart for retail brokers
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