The main news signal is a very strong jump in 3-month net profit versus last year, which supports the medium-term fundamental backdrop. Even so, price action is not following that strength right now: a sharp sell wave started late yesterday and extended into today, pulling the stock from the 260-261 area to around 253. This is not a mild pullback; the sequence of high-volume drops and the late-session acceleration point to short-term distribution pressure. Today’s session volume looks lighter, but combined with yesterday’s heavy late trading it still suggests that selling energy remains active. The order book shows a clear bid wall around 255 TL, with 107k lots at 255 and 120k at 254, which creates a cushion on the downside. Above that, supply is clustered just over 255.25, so the first rebound attempts may face immediate overhead pressure. The key micro signal is that price is hovering below this supply cluster while the bid support is concentrated one step lower, which keeps the very short-term balance tilted down. In short, fundamentals are positive, but the near-term market control is with sellers, and the 255 area is the main battleground.