Dow Jones — Downside Pressure Is Starting to BuildUS 30CAPITALCOM:US30Paradise_NoirDow Jones is beginning to look a little heavier after its strong run earlier this month. Price has now failed twice around the descending trendline, and the latest rejection near 52,400–52,600 is keeping buyers under pressure. The fact that Dow has slipped back below the Ichimoku area adds to that weakness, especially with the index already lagging behind the stronger moves seen in Nasdaq and the S&P 500. The broader U.S. market is not outright bearish, so I would not read this as the start of a major selloff yet. Still, Dow is clearly struggling where it needs to show strength, and that matters with the Fed decision and elevated Treasury yields still hanging over sentiment. For me, the cleaner idea is to stay cautious on rebounds while price remains capped below resistance. If selling pressure continues, the 51,600–51,850 area is the next zone I would watch. Right now, the chart is not showing panic. It is simply showing that buyers are losing some control.