⚠️ U.S. Tech, S&P, and QQQ Rise on Lower Volume—I Still Expect Range-Bound Decline Yesterday, the Nasdaq, S&P 500, and QQQ all opened lower and closed higher on low volume. My view is that without volume on the daily chart, the current weekly and daily trends cannot be reversed—this is likely just a temporary pause. 📊 Prices rose, but demand remains insufficient Previously, we saw high-volume bearish candles driving prices down, followed by low-volume opens with recoveries—yesterday, QQQ and SPX showed significantly reduced volume. I believe this indicates insufficient demand; a low-open, high-close pattern alone does not justify changing the trend outlook. 🎯 Next, watch for support tests My expectation remains a continuation of the range-bound decline at both the weekly and daily levels, testing support near 25,200 on the Nasdaq, 7,300 on the S&P 500, and 680–660 on QQQ. This is still my most probable outlook for future price action—not a confirmed outcome. 💬 After this low-open, high-close move, would you prefer to see volume rebound first—or support holding firm? If this recap was helpful, please like it, share it with friends following U.S. markets, or save it for future reference to verify these conditions. #SPX #QQQ