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Market Supply Absorption

Definition

Market Supply Absorption describes a phenomenon where buying demand in a market effectively consumes a significant portion of available selling pressure without a substantial decline in price. This indicates that despite a continuous influx of assets being offered for sale, strong buyer interest prevents prices from falling sharply. It suggests a resilient demand base that is willing to acquire assets even as supply enters the market. This process often precedes upward price movements as supply becomes scarce.