The key signal is that the recent two-day push in the daily chart was given back today on very large turnover, with the close well below the intraday high. Intraday data for yesterday shows repeated attempts near 208.6 that failed to hold, then a fade toward 204-205 into the close, which looks like distribution rather than clean trend extension. The order book is highly informative: there is a very large bid cluster at 205, but also a strong offer wall around 205.8, so price is being compressed into a narrow band. Today’s 1.15 billion TL turnover did not translate into upward follow-through, meaning the velocity of trading is high but momentum is not being confirmed. On the weekly and monthly scales the broader structure is still intact inside the 191-209 range, so this is not a broken long-term picture; however, the short-term tape is struggling to reclaim and hold the upper end of that range. News flow is not supportive enough to offset that pressure: the company reported lower quarterly net profit versus last year and also had capital increase/reduction related disclosure. Overall, the dominant anomaly is the concentration of supply in the 205-208 zone, which is overpowering near-term demand and capping immediate upside follow-through.