The weekly and monthly structure is still upward, but the last two sessions show a clear loss of speed in that trend. Yesterday, the stock pushed higher on rising volume, yet late-session selling pulled it back below 85.5, which gives the move a distribution-like character. Today’s intraday action stayed trapped in a narrow 82.1-82.5 range, so both volatility and upward velocity faded materially. Session volume declined while price failed to recover during the day, pointing to a market that is only stabilizing rather than attracting strong demand. The most important micro signal is the 75,861-lot sell wall at 85.5, which stands out as the dominant near-term barrier. The bid side does cluster around 85.1, but overall depth does not look strong enough to absorb that overhead supply cleanly. The news flow remains positive, yet price response suggests those headlines are already priced in. The key message is not a broken medium-term trend, but a short-term dominance of supply and weakening momentum above 85.5.