Is it possible to know what was the flow direction in a pegmatite dike?
I am not sure those are pegmatites. They may simply be granitic dikes. But in either case, you would need to assess the regional geology to look for potential sources of this material, which would be a granitic type magma of younger age than the host rock. You could then map out the size, orientation, and frequency of these dikes to tie them back into their parent unit. Geochemical fingerprinting and age dating could help, too. But there is no way to look at that picture, or a given outcrop, and tell the direction. Remember that the geometry of the third dimension, the one in and out of the picture or outcrop, always needs to be kept in mind and is typically unknown.

I am pretty sure it was not top down, though!