Thanks, guys.
This is interesting. Overall, institutional investors saw a net inflow of 14m shares, out of which 10.5m were increases of existing positions, while 3.5m were new positions. Positions being liquidated accounted for less than 1m shares.
CNBC keeps repeating how investors "are moving out" of momentum stocks, including Tesla, glossing over the fact that every sell is matched by a buy. What in fact happened was that retail investors handed 14m shares over to institutions at low prices. This lends some credence to the theory that all the negative coverage after the ER was a concerted talking down of the stock, in order to get it on-the-cheap from the weak longs.
Nasdaq doesn't show how this percentage evolved over time, but I don't remember ever seeing it this high, at 69%. Who have been the informed traders lately? I'm betting on the buyers.