Today’s drop in PLTR was not caused by institutions selling
but mainly by retail investors and smaller traders panic-selling.
Looking at the chart:
• The blue line (Extra Large Orders) stayed relatively flat.
→ This means institutional money did NOT exit. Big players are waiting, not selling.
• The orange line (Overall Money Flow) dropped sharply.
→ This reflects retail selling, which pushed the price down.
So the decline today is a sentiment-driven pullback / shakeout, not a change in fundamentals or big money exiting.
Meanwhile, the technical sentiment shows:
• 11 bullish signals and only 1 bearish signal
• The chart indicates short-term oversold conditions, suggesting a potential rebound.
Summary:
This is a washout of weak hands, not institutional distribution.
As long as the large-order flow (blue line) does not start dropping, the overall outlook remains bullish.
Looking at the chart:
• The blue line (Extra Large Orders) stayed relatively flat.
→ This means institutional money did NOT exit. Big players are waiting, not selling.
• The orange line (Overall Money Flow) dropped sharply.
→ This reflects retail selling, which pushed the price down.
So the decline today is a sentiment-driven pullback / shakeout, not a change in fundamentals or big money exiting.
Meanwhile, the technical sentiment shows:
• 11 bullish signals and only 1 bearish signal
• The chart indicates short-term oversold conditions, suggesting a potential rebound.
Summary:
This is a washout of weak hands, not institutional distribution.
As long as the large-order flow (blue line) does not start dropping, the overall outlook remains bullish.
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Dumbfucker : This is what we call, reading the crystal ball! Yessss our glorious king donald will save my beloved moral beauty PLTR I
Institutions 
JohnKam OP Dumbfucker : I’m not predicting the future — just paying attention to who’s buying and who’s dumping.![[undefined]](https://static.moomoo.com/nnq/emoji/static/image/default/default-black.png?imageMogr2/thumbnail/36x36 "undefined")
Right now it looks like retail panic, while institutions are just sipping tea
MostTalentlessTrader : let retail sell then![[undefined]](https://static.moomoo.com/nnq/emoji/static/image/default/default-black.png?imageMogr2/thumbnail/36x36 "undefined")
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JohnKam OP MostTalentlessTrader : Retail panic-selling is part of the game.
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The market uses volatility to shake out the weak hands.
The real question isn’t who is selling — it’s who is accumulating quietly.
So far, the big money isn’t exiting.
In fact, they may be loading cheaper shares through dark pools while the crowd panics.
The direction hasn’t changed — it’s just cleaning the floor before the next move
MostTalentlessTrader : YES BROTHER
71434597 JohnKam OP : agree
Phervil JohnKam OP : all that only applies if its a solid company, not a company based on speculation that has created a bubble bigger than themselves
in order to meet the spectations palantir has to increase their earnings by x7-x10 currently or increase their earnings by x2-x3 for the next 5 years. None of them seems realistic thats why a lot of investors left this ship even after a “good revenue”. Anyways, fanboys will always be fanboys, based on speculations and feelings rather than facts.