TWT wrote:SPX: a usual the pullback looks more corrective then impulsive which could imply that the correction is over
Below I have 3 potential EWP
Bears need to pray that today´s lod is wave (1) of (C)
Try to see what the count might be if you were to consider that the (b) of (ii) cannot be that short in time. It changes the entire count, IMO. 99% of ever B wave I have ever seen that is infinitesimal in time to the same degree of its wave A and wave C ends up, later, having to be changed. So I never place them as such to start with. Yes, it makes it easy to label and allows one to move forward to the rest, but I had to ask myself why I did that so many times that I will no longer label a brief wave, and particularly one without structure, a B wave. Ponder that for a bit (and see if we go lower

) and if you think it might just be an additional subdivision here in a trend change that the computers caused. Oh, and watch "Colossus: The Forbin Project" if you've never seen it. NetFlix has it. Machines take over the nuclear arsenals and they don't bluff.
All I know for today is that the HFTs bid the daylights out of it to stop this from accelerating. It's a new day out there, and I can't say I like the implications for the markets or for our nation.
