In every market top you'll see a series of days in which the indexes close lower on higher volume than the prior session. That's called a distribution day.The higher volume is a sign that institutional investors — the market's major force — are selling shares. It becomes an alarm when several distribution days pile up over four weeks or so.
Distribution days are a sign of market tops.
Source: Google search (source wasn't recorded at time of reading)
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