Using classical Head & Shoulders measurement, the distance from the head (~$207) to the neckline (~$167) is about $40; projecting this down from the neckline gives a rough downside target in the low-$120s to mid-$120s, aligning with the visible $125–$130 support band from prior consolidation. This aligns with the algorithmic and volume-based observation of distribution, suggesting that price may either gravitate toward this measured move area over the coming weeks or, at minimum, oscillate in a broad range beneath the neckline as the market digests overhead supply. For position traders, this pattern typically signals that the prior multi-month uptrend has likely ended and that rallies back toward the neckline or right-shoulder region may represent tests of supply rather than fresh breakouts.