Ok if you look at the two moves... move 1 is the left and move 2 is the right. Move 1 , if you notice the green line and how it interacts with the price action you will see a tiny kink in the line. This was almost missed but luckily I made the correlation between the two. The move 2's green line is actually a large spike up that comes down to the current price action... this is your kink. Just 20x larger. The kink in the line or spike, represents the amount of stop losses that are hitting the float and or swapping hands. These pockets are used to launch the stock upwards after it hits absorption.
if you look at move 1 you will see it has exaggerated M pattern in the beginning then a very small kink before it launches. the exaggerated M pattern is the manipulation to the down side to activate those stop loss pockets before it finishes the move....
in Move 2 you will they are flipped around as far as the manipulation part. The M pattern has no wicks under it and therefore it doesnt tap into those stop loss pockets until its already finished the M and is consolidating after wards.... then at 15:50 you see the slightest wick drop below the middle of the M and a large spike appears with all the stop losses swapping hands. in after hours they will drag this down and back up positioning it for tomorrow. The fact that there is no bodies to the candles is further proof of more manipulation. So to not hit any of the stop loss pockets... then when the market opens and their are plenty of buy orders waiting, the price will start to move and as it moves it will trigger those stop loss pockets fueling retail with all the shares it needs to continue to move up.