The key signal is the sharp decoupling between yesterday’s late-session surge and today’s fading behavior: an explosive move from the 108 area to 121, followed by tight consolidation around 116.7-117.2 today. This looks less like durable price discovery and more like a high-volume rebalancing phase after a shock. The order book shows a heavy sell wall at 121 TL with 411k shares, while bids below 117.5 are comparatively fragmented, creating a clear overhead supply ceiling. Despite 559 million TL of turnover today, price failed to generate upward follow-through, which suggests the sellers still have the upper hand near the top of the range. Yesterday’s intraday tape had a very late, extremely high-volume jump into the close, consistent with a news/flow shock or closing liquidity squeeze, but that impulse did not continue today. The daily, weekly, and monthly charts still reflect the earlier strong advance, yet the 11-13 May sequence shows a fragile regime rather than a stable trend. The latest financial news also weakens the broader fundamental tone, as quarterly net profit fell to 17.1 million TL versus 64.8 million TL previously. Overall, the dominant anomaly is not a clean trend continuation but a post-shock, high-volume price shelf capped by strong overhead supply.