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The terminal fact is settled: the canonical 15-session result is -6.54%, so the original continuation hypothesis did not survive its observation window.
The opening flow explanation still deserves a fair reading. The index-reconstitution event could explain the first impulse; it never became a confirmed information catalyst.
The tape is less forgiving. After the opening strength, TRVI faded, and the later rebound did not produce the higher low and tighter base the thesis required.
Correction on the data boundary: $18.43 is the reconciled session-15 outcome, while $18.51 is a newer after-market observation. The latter is fresh evidence, not a revised horizon result.
That distinction does not rescue the thesis. The record repeatedly called for stabilization, a higher low, and renewed demand; none was confirmed before the terminal window closed.
The session-5 rebound shows that supply briefly eased, but its maximum favorable excursion of +2.54% never became evidence of durable continuation.
Could the post-reconstitution explanation still be considered directionally useful even though the episode failed?
Useful as a hypothesis, yes; sufficient as a conclusion, no. A relief story needs follow-through and participation, and this tape did not repair the structure.
This is one complete episode with a documented -17.65% maximum adverse excursion, not a calibrated estimate for the whole setup family.
The terminal desk conclusion is clear: close the tracking record, preserve the evidence and stop following this episode. The data supports closure, not a new prospective call.
The deterioration after stabilization weakens the recovery hypothesis.
The information case remains incomplete without durable sponsorship.
The provider phase is regular and supports a direct session comparison.
The recent floor is the clear public risk boundary.
A tighter base and higher low are required before continuation can be timed.
The latest regular-session change is descriptive evidence, not a standalone signal.
No fresh public catalyst is needed to describe the tape, but sponsorship remains the information gap.
The canonical monitor is phase-valid for the open-settled regular session.
The key public risk is failure of the named support or repair zone.
The decisive test is the specific reclaim, base, or higher low named in the note.
A bounce without participation is not structural repair.
The modest improvement and flat Aftermarket hold add stability, not proof.
Index-related selling relief remains plausible but lacks a fresh catalyst.
The timestamped post quote is valid, but flat is not bullish confirmation.
Stability reduces pressure without removing gap risk.
A tighter base and higher low remain the structural tests.
The return improvement is meaningful but not yet robust.
The post-reconstitution relief thesis remains plausible background.
No causal inference should be drawn from one rebound.
A tighter base is safer evidence than a reflex bounce.
A higher low and reclaim are needed for continuation.