The Power Of Institutional Trading
Institutional trading involves large financial participants whose transactions can influence liquidity, volatility, and price movements across global financial markets
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Large participants can influence market conditions, but their activity must be understood through actual price and volume behavior.
Understanding institutional activity helps traders see beyond basic price movements and recognize the role of liquidity.
Liquidity is one of the most important factors to consider when analyzing institutional participation.
I believe studying order flow and market structure can provide useful insights into how large transactions affect price.
The goal is not to predict what institutions are doing, but to interpret the evidence they leave in the market.
