As my previous post regarding wave theory analysis of SPX, it seems that impulse wave defined by B (White Secondary Cycle) has seemingly reached its peak.
My analysis is inferring a "Double ZigZag" corrective pattern following the end of our primary cycle represented by Yellow path.
Double ZigZags typically retrace anywhere from 0.50 to 0.79 Fib levels in respect to its primary impulse wave upwards.
Highlighted boxes show both BEST and WORST Case scenarios for this pattern to reach its finale, once bottomed, our final corrective wave within the zigzag would be shown as "Y" (Yellow Primary Cycle)
Using solely wave theory to find bottoms and corrective patterns can be difficult which is why I look for confirmation elsewhere, such as declining volume as price rises which we can see has happened in our most recent impulse wave B (White) , as well as RSI topping out in respect to its trendline, further confirming the trend.
Next zones to watch are Fib levels between 0.50 (3500 SPX) , 0.61 (3200 SPX) and 0.79 (2800 SPX).
Refer to my previous post which I included as a related link for further explanation.
My analysis is inferring a "Double ZigZag" corrective pattern following the end of our primary cycle represented by Yellow path.
Double ZigZags typically retrace anywhere from 0.50 to 0.79 Fib levels in respect to its primary impulse wave upwards.
Highlighted boxes show both BEST and WORST Case scenarios for this pattern to reach its finale, once bottomed, our final corrective wave within the zigzag would be shown as "Y" (Yellow Primary Cycle)
Using solely wave theory to find bottoms and corrective patterns can be difficult which is why I look for confirmation elsewhere, such as declining volume as price rises which we can see has happened in our most recent impulse wave B (White) , as well as RSI topping out in respect to its trendline, further confirming the trend.
Next zones to watch are Fib levels between 0.50 (3500 SPX) , 0.61 (3200 SPX) and 0.79 (2800 SPX).
Refer to my previous post which I included as a related link for further explanation.
