The main news signal is the materially weaker 3-month net profit versus last year, and the post-release price action is consistent with that disappointment. On the daily chart, price expanded quickly toward 41.72 and then reversed sharply toward 38.4, which points to strong but fragile momentum. Today’s intraday flow showed a fast rebound from 39.3 to 40.5, but the impulse faded after midday and price flattened around the 40 area. Yesterday’s tape is more important: a high-volume downside break around 17:45 changed the intraday trend and drove the close down to 38.66. The order book shows a very tight battle between a 50k-lot bid at 38.5 and clustered offers around 38.7 and 38.84, implying a narrow zone where price can be absorbed quickly. The dominant short-term signal is that rallies into the offer cluster are being capped, while downside has already shown the ability to travel with volume. Weekly and monthly structure remain constructive overall, but the recent high-volume reversal has weakened that broader strength in the near term. The key anomaly is the combination of a negative earnings shock, a high-volume rebound that failed to extend, and concentrated overhead supply, which raises short-term sensitivity.