Institutions send price sideways, manipulate lows to induce sellers, then distribute higher.

Well, how do you do that? You send price sideways. You put in lows that look safe, right? Well, this looks like good support. It's been bouncing off there for weeks. Then you manipulate those lows to induce more sellers. And then once the position is actually filled, distribution occurs. Now, the reason I'm bringing you back to this idea of AMD and tying it in with institutional level buying and selling is because when we understand the logic between behind how price moves, liquidity is always being engineered. Price is simply moving from liquidity to liquidity, internal to external back and forth. Price is always accumulating or distributing one way or another on one timeframe. And ultimately, there's always a trend where either bullish or bearish.