Last Vegas Sands $LVS has been in a bearish correction since reaching a high on the year at $81.45 in June. The pullback was sharp, but still within the context of the overall bullish trend, which has been persistent as we can see on the daily chart below.Las Vegas Sands (LVS) Daily Chart(click to enlarge)Bulls in Charge:- The daily chart shows a market where bulls are in charge. - It has been making higher highs and higher lows. Price has been respecting a rising trendline as well as the 200-day simple moving average (SMA). - It has gotten a bit choppier recently, so we might want to limit our bullish expectation, but we might still want to anticipate a bullish attempt from the key support we see right now.- I think a break below $67.50 would be needed to call a price top. - But if the market is still bullish, it is likely already starting to anchor above $70 and staying above the noted support factors.- Note that the RSI is tagging 30. In a bullish market, this reflects oversold condition. But it can also indicate that the market is no longer bullish, but has turned sideways. - Just in case the market is turning sideways, we should limit the bullish outlook to the short-term and to $80.- If price reaches 80, and then starts to anchor above $75, then we can have more confidence about the bullish continuation scenario. - For now, it is a bullish-neutral scenario.