📈📈📈 Small-cap and mid-cap ETFs keep trying to climb, only to run into selling near resistance. 🚫 Look at $IJH. 👀 Price recovered from roughly $71.50 to $74, RSI pushed toward 58, yet the $74.50 area keeps giving buyers a hard time. Almost like every rally runs into a fresh wall of supply. 😂 Now here's where ETF mechanics get interesting. 🤔💭 Authorized participants can create new ETF shares, while market makers provide liquidity. If shares outstanding are increasing as buyers push higher, we need to know whether new supply is being absorbed or selling pressure is overwhelming demand. RSI suggests improving momentum, but it can't identify who's buying. I'm comparing $IJH, $IWM, and $XRT, especially with $GME's recent options consolidation and retail-sector trading divergence. Give me ETF creation data, volume near resistance, plus constituent performance. If buyers keep showing up while fresh supply keeps meeting them, I want to know who's supplying it. 👀🔥