Las Vegas Sands forms a death cross with reduced volume, can the consumer leader rebound from a low position?

Las Vegas Sands (LVS.US) continues to attract attention with its ongoing low-volume death cross pattern, and the stock price is hovering at low levels without signs of a volume-driven rebound. Some community funds are inclined to place hopes on a "counterattack," while short-term bulls remain cautiously observant, waiting for potential volume-driven actions that could trigger a reversal. In the past two days, the market has shown relatively flat intraday fluctuations, with major funds continuously observing, but there are also funds speculating on opportunities for a rebound from oversold conditions. The fundamentals lack new positive news in the short term, and the tourism/consumption sector is generally in a consolidation phase, with a divergence between bulls and bears. If unexpected positive news or a collective inflow of funds into the sector occurs during trading, a phase of counterattack volatility cannot be ruled out. Traders are advised to pay attention to the flow of funds during trading; if there is a sudden surge in volume and strong upward movement from major players, short-term opportunities may be considered; otherwise, it is advisable to patiently maintain a wait-and-see position and wait for right-side signals before making decisions. It is essential to remember that under a low-volume death cross, counterattacks often only leave opportunities for the quickest players, and being a step slow can easily lead to being trapped in new lows