Massive coordinated sell orders appeared simultaneously on ES (S&P 500 Futures) and Nasdaq, signaling potential market exhaustion. Such moves often indicate institutional liquidity hunts or hedging ahead of macro events — a psychological warning to traders that heavy supply sits above.
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Recent order flow activity highlights where institutional players are drawing the line. In the Micro E-mini S&P 500 (MES), multiple 500+ lot aggressive sell orders signaled short-term exhaustion, while in ES futures, the 6383 level acted as a strong buy wall. Meanwhile, MNQ showed early signs of heavy sell-side pressure, often serving as a leading indicator for Nasdaq’s broader moves.
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