InsiderFinance helps you identify whether a trend is continuing or a potential reversal could be starting by adding trend dots to late trades on major indexes (SPY, QQQ, IWM, and DIA).
We show red or green trend dots next to major index trades to identify whether the current spot price is above or below the spot price when the trade was reported.
A green dot indicates that the stock's current price is above the dark pool print's trade price, implying a bullish trend.
A red dot indicates that the stock's current price is below the dark pool print's trade price, implying a bearish trend.
Late buys and sells on major index ETFs can help spot potential market tops and bottoms.
Combining late buys and sells (green and red highlights) with trend dots (green and red dots) makes it easy for you to identify whether a trend is continuing or a potential reversal could be starting.
This is where our dark pool tracking becomes very powerful and helpful.
Late Buy + Green Dot → Bull Trend
Late Buy + Red Dot → Possible Bear Reversal
Late Sell + Red Dot → Bear Trend
Late Sell + Green Dot → Possible Bull Reversal
The key difference between the highlight and the dot is comparing the dark pool trade to the opening price versus the current price.
This gives you perspective on how the ETF is moving currently versus how it started the day.
It may have started bullish (green highlight) but now be bearish (red dot) meaning a possible bear reversal is coming.
Now you can use this powerful combination to catch the next market top or bottom before it occurs!