Here is an update of yesterday’s chart (click to enlarge):
The futures are sagging a bit as I write this, so maybe a right shoulder will form tomorrow. Notice that the neckline is higher than yesterday’s chart, so the target (red “X”) is also higher at 1135. That level is about a 78.6% Fibonacci retracement of the drop from the highs. So, a bullish resolution of this pattern has enough juice to get up to the peaks, but perhaps not to surpass them.
For the bears: SPY’s volume on the last two rally days (Monday and Tuesday) was lighter than the prior two plunge days (Thursday and Friday). So, that’s a bearish factor. If SPY heads down on strong volume Wednesday, then maybe it will blow right through the lows.
Short term, NYSE breadth is stretched and likely to weaken on Wednesday, though that doesn’t always translate into lower prices. NDX breadth and R2K breadth were actually weaker on Tuesday than they were on Monday. You could read that as a bearish divergence, or that they have room to move to the upside. So, perhaps we will have a mixed day with the SPX flat or down, and the small caps and techs rallying a bit.



It’s going to be neat to watch this pattern work out. I suppose it could fail, however, I have faith in the MOO.
Futures Prices
Market Last Change %
Crude Oil 77.71 +0.48 +0.62
Natural Gas 5.536 +0.082 +1.51
Corn 365.00 +6.00 +1.64
Soybeans 925.5 +15.75 +1.70
30yr Bond 117.9375 -0.46875 -0.40
10yr Note 118.015625 +0.15625 +0.13
NY Gold 1118.9 +0.9 +0.08
NY Silver 16.795 +0.052 +0.31
Emini S&P 1099.25 +2.00 +0.18
Emini Nasdaq 1773.00 +4.00 +0.23
Emini Dow 10235 +11 +0.11
Thanks After. Looks like a positive opening unless that cycle turns down before the open.
I noticed the VIX went above its upper BB then dropped down. Strange because the market dropped down at the same time. Another Market Myth Miff’ed?