The news flow is fundamentally strong: the reported three-month profit expansion is the kind of input that usually supports price, but the market did not absorb it intraday. Price action pointed the other way; after 12:35, a high-volume breakdown carried the stock from the 400 area down through 360 and into the 328 zone, which looks like distribution rather than accumulation. The key signal is velocity: the decline happened faster and with heavier trading intensity than the earlier upward move, so downside momentum dominated. On the daily and weekly charts, the move from a 401.75 peak to 324 marks a broad regime shift from strength to weakness over just two sessions. In the order book, there is a clear 2,775-lot sell wall at 360, while the bid side below 360 is fragmented and comparatively thin, showing that supply is concentrated and nearby support is weak. The current close at 328.75 sits well below that sell concentration, meaning sellers already forced price through the visible overhead supply. High session turnover did not translate into stabilization into the close, which suggests volume was used more for transfer and pressure than for support. The dominant anomaly is the mismatch between good fundamentals and aggressive intraday selling, with no credible buy-side defense.