When we last looked at Las Vegas Sands (LVS), it was more then a month ago in mid-July. LVS was retreating at the time, but we noted key support levels around 58 and 60. As we can see in the daily chart below, LVS has indeed stalled the decline around 60.Las Vegas (LVS) Daily Chart(click to enlarge)Supported:- Price stalled at 60 and is maintaining a bullish stance.- Price is mostly still above the 200- and 100-day simple moving averages (SMAs). - LVS is holding above a rising trendline support.- The daily RSI has held above 40 for the most part. There was a crack of 40, but the RSI turned up within a session, thus maintaining the bullish momentum building since 2016.Upside:- I think a break above 63 would be a good sign of the bullish outlook since it would break above a revent resistance pivot. - If this happens, the uptrend might extend above the current 2017 high. Still, we should probably limit our expectation to 70.- At this point, a break below 58 should be reason to re-evaluate the bullish outlook, but would be a premature signal for the bearish outlook. It could simply be a sign that LVS is going to be a in a more significant period of consolidation.LVS Weekly Chart(click to enlarge)