
Breadth for the day closed at 1.22:1, decliners, for all purposes, Flat, and not very useful for figuring out which count is most likely. Even the Indicators are stuck in mid range on the above chart, so there are no over-sold/bought conditions showing on the 15 minute chart but the 60 minute chart has the indicators rolling over from their extreme over-bought conditions (bearish).
The longer the SPX remains in this tight range, the more it would favor the bulls, as a 4th wave would be the more probable outcome, the bears need a quick, and strong sell-off at, or very close to tomorrows open before this turns into a triangle and invalidates a 1-2, 1-2 down count.
Today was one of the few days the SPX did not make a higher high, but the trend does remain up until it starts making lower lows. The Trend Finder, at the close, still had all signals bullish, but as I mentioned yesterday, it is set-up as a lagging indicator designed to catch the majority of the trend, and not to pin-point tops and bottoms.


7:33, It is quite possible that we have an impulse wave down for the open, and could be the first 1-2, of a new down trend, the SPX needs to start breaking down by taking out that middle channel line to give this more validity, and ultimately the lower channel line.

7:24, The is an interesting battle going on in the longer-term Fib fans, the SPX is trying to hold the line, and turn resistance into support,.

7:19, The SPX is testing the trendline of support on the short-term Fib fan chart, breaking below would be the first sign that this rally is in jeoperdy.
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