The SNDK order book on the bid side is stacked with two and a half times the usual amount. The ask side is so thin it’s like paper. The spread is almost zero. This isn’t really a market—it’s the main force blocking the door to collect chips. In 24 hours it has surged nearly seven percentage points, and it’s still trading near the highs. Who outside is waiting for a pullback? That’s just waiting to be left behind. The whale accounts’ long-to-short ratio is up above 60%, and in the short term they’re still adding positions. Retail accounts’ little movements are nothing to look at. Big funds have laid out the bids—so does the direction still need to be guessed? The order book is basically a clear signal for going long. Those who hesitate should go reflect.