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So I have a bearish bias but my preferred scenario remains unchanged since I am expecting just a Fibonacci retracement of the up leg off the November 16 low, maybe with a little luck price will retest the 200 dma = 1384 offering a “nice” opportunity to open long positions.
If my scenario plays out price will unfold a Zig Zag from the November lows hence a wave (C) up should follow the current pullback with a potential length of 66 points.
This scenario is strengthened by the corrective internal structure of the current pattern.
If Bulls are taking a breather and price unfolds a downward corrective pattern then the next battle will be fought first at the 20 dma then at the 200 dma. While on the upside the assumed wave (C) up will find strong resistance in the range 1425 – 1433
For the reasons that I have suggested tons of times I remain sceptical that price has established a major bottom at the November lows, instead I am looking for either:
• A larger Zig Zag in which case once the current corrective rebound is over price could establish THE BOTTOM with a lower low (This scenario will be the frontrunner if price bulls fail at 1433) or
• A flat, in which case price could revisit the September high (or a lower low) followed by a retest of the November lows.
Both patterns are expected to complete the correction off the September high and open the door of the ignition of the intermediate up trend within the “bearish” wave (X) from the 2009 lows.
BUT like it happened last June when “everything” was suggesting a larger corrective pattern price instead fooled most EW investors establishing a major bottom, so at the moment even if, in my opinion, this out come has less chances of being the correct one I cannot rule it out.
Below in the daily SPX chart I highlight the 2 preferred paths: