• Institutional money can drive a stock. • When institutions are buying, the stock   may go up significantly. Adversely if the   institutions are selling, the price might   drop significantly.
• If institutional money is flowing into a   stock and the price goes down, this may   indicate the stock is oversold or has   bottomed. If Institutions are selling and   the price is up, this may indicate the   stock has been over bought
• Watching certain Institutions or   managers like Warren Buffet of Berkshire   are important for their historical returns   are significantly greater than others.
• Watching the institutions will bring new   company and sector trends to the   foreground.