Kosta Ouzas (YouTube video "Right Here", uploaded Nov 10, 2025) comments on a change in market price-action since ETFs became prominent: instead of single rapid displacements, the market now tends to "displace — consolidate" in repeated cycles. He prefers this newer pattern because it gives traders time to build positions in line with institutional accumulation.
We notice another type of price action, the net result is still the same. We're going to displace this. But the price action has changed. Since the ETFs have come in, institutions are moving more methodically. If you look at the last time when we displaced, right, we. We checked up a little bit, but then we displaced hard and fast. Now, since the ETFs have come on the scene, we've been doing this kind of like we'll. We'll displace a little bit. We'll consolidate, displace. Consolidate, displace. Consolidate, displace. Consolidate, displace. Consolidate, displace. I actually love this action. I like this better because this type of action here gives you time to build your positions like they build their positions.
