The main signal is not just the decline from 123.4 to 115, but the heavy sell-side concentration now sitting around 115. In the order book, the 115 TL level carries about 384k shares, creating a barrier that is larger than nearby bid support and dominates the micro structure. Intraday, the 12:45 bounce on very high volume failed to persist, and price then drifted lower with continued volume, which weakens the short-term upward impulse. Yesterday’s late-session selloff shows that buyers could not maintain control into the close, and the market ended up searching for a lower balance zone. The weekly and monthly picture is still broad, but the latest close at 115 suggests the stock is testing a short-term defense line rather than extending a clean trend. There is no clear negative news shock; therefore, the behavior is explained more by market microstructure than by headlines. High turnover alongside a lower close points to active supply rather than quiet illiquidity. In short, the strongest anomaly is the dense supply wall at 115 TL suppressing rebound attempts.