Over the last two weeks, the price has been pushed to a higher band, but today’s main signal was a high-volume, directionless squeeze followed by a sharp intraday unwind. The drop from 783 to 775.5 around 17:40 and the rebound back to 782 suggest aggressive turnover in a thin liquidity pocket. The order book shows notable bid support around 781, yet sell stacks at 782, 784, and 785 create a near-term ceiling for any rebound. Although the close at 799 sits above the final intraday balance area, the tape clearly lost upward momentum after the 802–803 zone. Daily and weekly data still preserve higher highs, but closes below the peaks point to fatigue and profit-taking pressure inside an intact uptrend. News flow, including the SPK approval and corporate updates, provides a positive backdrop, but today’s price action was driven more by order flow and heavy turnover than by headlines. The session volume indicates this was not random noise; it looks like active repricing between larger participants. The key signal is a short-term balance-building phase between 781 and 786 while the broader medium-term uptrend remains unbroken.