*If* SPX were to move into a correction (and I think that is a big if), one possible pattern and signal would be the double top into head and shoulders pattern.
This would start by breaking 4444 (hypothesis of a wedge and a breakdown of my grind zone) https://www.tradingview.com/x/3EDpmr6p/
Then ultimately a decline to the 4200 long term channel bottom (super strong support) which also happens to be the H&S neckline.
Below 4200 I'd start to believe in the possibility of a true market correction down to the 3500-3600 zone. Coincidentally, that is a 15% correction and pretty close to the 0.5 fib retrace.
This would start by breaking 4444 (hypothesis of a wedge and a breakdown of my grind zone) https://www.tradingview.com/x/3EDpmr6p/
Then ultimately a decline to the 4200 long term channel bottom (super strong support) which also happens to be the H&S neckline.
Below 4200 I'd start to believe in the possibility of a true market correction down to the 3500-3600 zone. Coincidentally, that is a 15% correction and pretty close to the 0.5 fib retrace.
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