That's very interesting because looking at the Broker data on May 14th (where there was a very large increase) it was clear that the only transaction that could have met the requirements for that large net increase (840,000 shares~) was from Goldman Sachs. It was a crosstrade but I figure it was between two accounts so that then they could be sold at a later date. From that period (14th May to now) they are the #1 net seller.
I wonder how much selling over the last two days has been from them. Clearly breaking down the price share price momentum is in their best interests.
Of that critera we meet "weak momentum in earnings and share price" - the earnings part is based on who you ask.
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