2D chart of SPX vs. 1D chart of NDX during 2000 bubble top. It took NDX 24 days to paint an obvious zigzag on the daily... for SPX it took 52 days. If we use that ratio and apply it to the moving averages you can see that NDX found support (and continued to) at the 200 moving average and SPX found support at the 185 moving average. Conversely I've shown the 110 and 105 moving averages in orange acting as near term resistance. Too many similarities here for me not to pay attention to the cyclical moves here.
I'm still of the belief that this initial wave down will not stop until it tests that major resistance line (same thing happened in 2000) but I may need to extend my timeframe out a bit after looking at the weekly chart. The current trajectory of the drop is simply way too steep and the Gann angles need to shallow out before that inflection point.
As said before I am bullish for the coming week or 2 as I don't think this thing is just gonna draw a perfect wedge and keel over, Initial reaction to FOMC recently has been mixed but there has usually been a multi day rally afterwards. Bears shouldn't get greedy here and instead wait for signs of bearish divergence on hourly RSI. I've been expecting an expanding diagonal to finish this out and that's what you see in the NDX for the final wave of the initial move down.
A 440/460 call spread on SPY looks like a good idea on the bounce, but we'll cross that bridge when we get there... As always all my shorts are going on QQQ and my bullish bets on SPY. But honestly based on this projection it's quite possible bears may need to wait many months before that big fat red trendline is broken and the real selling starts.
Fun useless fact: The NDX painted 4816 at the top before keeling over... the SPX? 4818!.... Coincidence?!?!? ;) Let's hope the SPX doesn't end at the where NDX wound up... 795.