Las Vegas Sands is consolidating with reduced volume, is the main force about to take off?

Las Vegas Sands (LVS.US) has recently undergone a volume contraction adjustment, with the main reason for capital outflow being a combination of regulatory risks and a sluggish consumer sector, while the recovery speed in Macau has not met expectations. However, from the market perspective, after a continuous decline in volume, the outflow of large orders has slowed down, and community active funds are showing signs of movement. Technical traders are closely monitoring the construction of the bottom range, with multiple tests of support not breaking, and the K-line combination showing signs of a stop in decline, while short-term profit-taking funds are in a wait-and-see mode. If subsequent policy winds or performance suddenly exceed expectations, the main force's unusual movements may officially trigger a wave of buying frenzy—whether it is a real rebound or a "trap," FOMO sentiment is clearly heating up. Observing the day's volume and abnormal buy orders, if incremental funds suddenly flow back, short-term opportunities may rapidly expand. Defensive funds can wait for a breakout signal confirmation, while aggressive traders may consider small positions to test the waters