The net inflow of funds does not mean that the stock price m...
The net inflow of funds does not mean that the stock price must rise, and the net outflow does not mean that the stock price must fall. There is no indicator in the stock market that is 100% valid, all conclusions are based on a certain probability, and if there is a definite valid indicator, the stock market will no longer be valid.![]()
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SpyderCall : net inflow is not an inflow of cash. if a share or shares are fraded at the listing price or higher than the listed price then it is a capital in an inflow because it causes the price to go up. If investors traded below listed price, for example selling at the bid, then it is an outflow of capital because it makes the price drop.