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The only players in the markets who can affect price movement are institutional banks that have a large enough order size.
I do not know how these institutions trade, but it would not surprise me if they are doing their best for hiding their orders from the public, I explain:
When information about a big transaction by a large institution is made public before the trade is executed, it normally leads to a drop in the price of the security. But if information about the transaction is reported after it takes place, the impact on the market may be significantly lowered. ( Investopedia)
So the way these Institutions execute their order(s) is via Dark pools: a privately organized financial forum or exchange for trading securities.
This gives them an opportunity to place large orders without publicly revealing their intentions to the public.
For this reason, I do not advocate using the DOM tool.
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