Short excerpt from a YouTube video ("Accumulation & Distribution Cycle") in which the speaker argues that organically growing liquidity cannot continue indefinitely; markets must 'shake everything off' (a cutoff) to end the current expansion and allow a new liquidity cycle to form. If prices merely range without a cutoff, liquidity keeps accumulating without reset.
This new liquidity from continuing to organically grow. Right. So that starts to give me the clue that we may have this type of move right here. Right. At some point, the market has to shake everything off because it just can't keep having liquidity just organically growing. Once it squares it off and that's perfect for it to cut it off. Yeah. Then we, then we can create a brand new liquidity cycle, because if we just jack, if we just keep ranging, then it just keeps growing and growing and growing with no cutoff.
