The news flow, centered on the May 11 financial results and related commentary, is the main catalyst that carried the stock from 136.5 to 159.9, creating a strong bullish regime on the weekly and monthly charts. Today, however, despite still-elevated turnover, price faded to around 153.3 and closed near the lower end of the day, which signals short-term exhaustion inside that larger uptrend. Intraday tape shows heavy trading in the 157–158 zone early on, followed by a gradual drift lower and then a sharper break after 17:15, indicating fading momentum rather than random noise. The order book shows meaningful bid support at 153.8 and 154.0, with 20,611 lots and 5,391 lots respectively, while offers above 155.4 are relatively thin; this means downside is being defended, but upside continuation lacks strong aggression. In other words, the issue is not an overwhelming sell wall, but a post-news market digesting a large repricing. Volume remained active during the decline, so the move looks participatory and information-driven, not merely a low-liquidity slip. The key signal is that the medium-term trend remains positive, yet the microstructure now shows weakening upside velocity and a range-bound phase unless price can hold above 155–156 with stronger demand.