Russell: Volume, Sellers, and the Area of Interest.Russell 2000 Index, Spot CFDFTMO_OANDA:US2000.CASHGeOrgeLubarskiHello everyone :) Something on the Russell chart caught my attention. Whenever I get that feeling—that little spark in my eye—I feel like I have to understand what exactly caught my attention. It doesn't happen often, but when it does, I believe there's usually a reason for it. I can see that buyers did react yesterday from the 2,915 area. This is a demand zone and potentially the last line of defense before a possible trend change on the daily timeframe. However, there was one thing missing: volume. The trading volume around that area was relatively average and not significant enough to aggressively push the price higher against all the momentum that has developed over the past several days. The price is now approaching last week's trading range, and I'm very interested to see whether sellers will appear in that area. More accurately, I wouldn't be surprised to see sellers showing up there. If selling pressure develops, I will then be watching for another potential accumulation of energy around the 2,915 area. There is no 100% certainty, and there is no perfection. Just because a trade doesn't work doesn't mean I was wrong. Just because my stop loss gets hit doesn't mean I'm a bad trader. It simply means that conditions changed compared to what I saw and interpreted at that specific moment when analyzing the chart. No emotional attachment to profits, and no emotional attachment to losses.