Short excerpt from a YouTube video discussing institutional trading behavior: the speaker explains that visible inventory accumulation signals intent, requiring institutions to offset liquidity by selling into other price levels and later refilling positions before pushing prices higher. The focus is on operational considerations around liquidity and inventory management.
It makes sense from an operational standpoint that you need to offset that liquidity. If we can see it, I guarantee you they can see it. They know what's up there. They need more liquidity before they go for that. It's kind of like. It's very simple, you know. If I'm accumulating inventory here, these are. These are sellers. I'm buying below. Here's the market price, market value. I'm buying below market. And I accumulate massive positions. I have to offload those somewhere. So I'm going to start offloading them here and here. And then once I get enough, I got to come back and refill again before I can go higher.
