$SNDK More, the air force keeps firing bullets until they’re smoking, and the price just won’t come down, clinging to the edge of the intraday highs all day. On the order book, the buy-side orders press over the sell-side by a notch; the bid-ask spread has thinned into a single layer of film. From the session’s low it’s chewed its way back up to the session high, and every time the sell side makes a move, the buy orders bury it right where it stands. The shorts can’t even push out a bearish candlestick with real body, let alone squeeze any profit. Bears squat under the top of the wall, waiting below the highs, but this round of money is on the bulls’ side—no matter how the air force smashes it down, it only makes the buy wall thicker.