The key signal is that the stock failed to hold up despite supportive news, and price was pushed down rapidly from the 430+ area to around 414; that means flow, not headlines, is driving the very short term. Yesterday’s session showed heavy volume around 424–423 and then a sharp late-session drift toward 421–419, confirming that momentum weakened and sellers became more aggressive. The order book is the clearest anomaly: a large sell cluster at 419.25 and especially 420 TL acts like a ceiling, while bids are more scattered and weaker in total depth. Today’s roughly 3.07 billion TL turnover suggests this is not a low-liquidity wobble but an active distribution-style move. On the weekly and monthly charts, price still slopes down from the 430 area toward 414, so the short-term weakness is now bleeding into higher timeframes. Intraday trading from 12:25 onward shows a controlled but persistent erosion, and the late flattening is more a slowdown in selling than a true reversal. News flow remains fundamentally constructive, but the market is currently pricing near-term supply pressure rather than the storyline. Overall, the dominant signal is a fragile rebound structure beneath a heavy sell wall, with upside attempts highly sensitive to order-book pressure.