Trading inventory refers to the positions held by traders in the market, which can be either long (expecting the price to rise) or short (expecting the price to fall). The concept of inventory imbalances arises when the market becomes too short or too long, leading to a need for a correction to bring inventories back into equilibrium. This can result in market rallies or breaks that occur to satisfy the need to rebalance the inventory.
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