SKHY This drop pattern doesn’t match up with the way the capital is behaving. The price got smashed four percent in a single day—on the four-hour and daily charts everything points downward. Even “breakout/breaking support” was shouted with a callus, but when I flipped through the contract ledgers, I almost laughed out loud—did the shorts win big? Win what the hell.

In one day, positions didn’t shrink; they increased by 4.5%. Active buy orders made up 55%. The large accounts’ long positions added more for seven hours straight—up by 12%. The “goods” falling down were all picked up by the longs. This isn’t a market being crushed by shorts.

Yes, it’s falling—but it got swept up as soon as it hit 157.4, and now it’s hovering above the 20-line. The fee is still zero, and leverage hasn’t really been turned up. This isn’t the desperate last stand of a heavily loaded high-position—this is a low-level washout and accumulation.

Now the straight-up hard sell-your-case part comes: at this spot, it’s for anyone bold enough to step in and carry the sedan. The real mistake would be if it breaks down below 157.4—otherwise, if 159 holds, it’s the path back to 169 and 170. Don’t ask about the numbers; ask whether you dare to take a bite with the big players. Bullish! #skhy $SKHY