I have been doing futures for more than three years. Some people may say that the decrease in trading volume and the decline in prices indicate that no one is willing to cut meat, indicating that the market outlook is optimistic and prices will pick up. I want to clarify that this conclusion only applies to the stock market. In the years I have experienced, only the decline in trading volume can explain the bottom of the stage, because there is a saying in futures that bulls will not die, bears will not stop, and vice versa. As you said, the decrease in trading volume, the constant position and the decline in price indicate that the bears have the first advantage, but the bulls have not given up, which will inevitably lead to the inability of the bears to close their positions on a large scale and make profits. Therefore, the bears must continue to suppress the price, which makes the trading volume suddenly enlarge one day, which means that the old bulls can't resist giving up and leaving, and the bears also take the opportunity to make profits. At the same time, new bulls came to bargain-hunting, and the old bears who profited from liquidation also turned into new bulls to re-enter, further aggravating the trading volume. Used to be cotton. Rubber, PTA, etc. Repeat the above conclusions.

To sum up, according to the conditions you gave, the market outlook will still fall, until one day the volume and positions are enlarged again, and it is possible to regain the gains. Please keep asking questions!