When the "big players" put $100 million on the table.. you need to pay attention
- In the world of investing, there is a golden rule: "Officials sell their shares for a thousand reasons (buying a house, taxes, diversification).. but they buy for only one reason: because they know the price will go up."
What we see in the DoorDash ( $DASH ) chart is a literal application of this rule. - 1. Technical indication (what everyone sees): The chart shows what we call "positive divergence" (Bullish Divergence).
The price was declining or moving sideways, while the momentum indicator (RSI) was rising, meaning sellers have lost their strength and a latent accumulation energy is beginning to form.
This is the "whisper" of the technical market. - 2. Fundamental indication (what the smart money sees): The real news is not in the lines, but in the "smart liquidity" that entered. Alfred Lin (Alfred Lin), board member and partner at "Sequoia Capital" (one of the smartest venture capital funds in the world), purchased shares worth over $100 million in late November.
We are not talking about a small symbolic deal.. We are talking about $100 million of private money, injected at a time when the stock was experiencing volatility. - 3. Why now? (Reading between the lines): This massive purchase coincides with a strategic shift in the company:
Numbers support confidence: Revenue growth of 27% in Q3, and improved adjusted EBITDA (EBITDA) by 41%. - Expansion beyond "food delivery": The company is no longer just a restaurant app; it is building infrastructure for local commerce (groceries, retail) and expanding strongly internationally. - Summary: When you see a "technical divergence" supported by "insider buying" of this size, it’s no longer speculation, but a message of confidence. The market was scared, but the "insiders" were buying.
And here lies the difference between those who chase the price.. and those who anticipate the move #JoinGrowthPointsDrawToWinGoldenBar Let’s learn how to follow the trail of "smart money".
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When the "big players" put $100 million on the table.. you need to pay attention
-
In the world of investing, there is a golden rule:
"Officials sell their shares for a thousand reasons (buying a house, taxes, diversification).. but they buy for only one reason: because they know the price will go up."
What we see in the DoorDash ( $DASH ) chart is a literal application of this rule.
-
1. Technical indication (what everyone sees):
The chart shows what we call "positive divergence" (Bullish Divergence).
The price was declining or moving sideways, while the momentum indicator (RSI) was rising, meaning sellers have lost their strength and a latent accumulation energy is beginning to form.
This is the "whisper" of the technical market.
-
2. Fundamental indication (what the smart money sees):
The real news is not in the lines, but in the "smart liquidity" that entered.
Alfred Lin (Alfred Lin), board member and partner at "Sequoia Capital" (one of the smartest venture capital funds in the world),
purchased shares worth over $100 million in late November.
We are not talking about a small symbolic deal..
We are talking about $100 million of private money, injected at a time when the stock was experiencing volatility.
-
3. Why now? (Reading between the lines):
This massive purchase coincides with a strategic shift in the company:
Numbers support confidence:
Revenue growth of 27% in Q3,
and improved adjusted EBITDA (EBITDA) by 41%.
-
Expansion beyond "food delivery":
The company is no longer just a restaurant app; it is building infrastructure for local commerce (groceries, retail) and expanding strongly internationally.
-
Summary:
When you see a "technical divergence" supported by "insider buying" of this size, it’s no longer speculation, but a message of confidence.
The market was scared, but the "insiders" were buying.
And here lies the difference between those who chase the price.. and those who anticipate the move #JoinGrowthPointsDrawToWinGoldenBar Let’s learn how to follow the trail of "smart money".