The key signal is the exceptional volume over the last two sessions, with price repricing very fast from 3.41 to 5.13; this looks like aggressive revaluation rather than a normal advance. However, the intraday tape shows fading momentum into the close, with a sharp push to 5.00 and then a fast drop to 4.83 after 16:45. The order book shows a clear supply wall at 4.83-4.84, while bids cluster around 4.73 and 4.82, suggesting near-term compression in that range. Today’s volume remains high, but closing at 5.00 after printing 5.13 indicates that fresh demand is needed to sustain the move. News flow supports the price action, mainly through improved expectations and target-price revision despite the reported quarterly loss. The broader weekly and monthly trends are still strong, yet the microstructure points to short-term exhaustion and profit-taking pressure inside that trend. The dominant signal is not trend failure; it is heavy overhead supply meeting a fast-rising price.