Options 2 and 5 require a 4th wave to complete before resuming their upward movement.
So, taking the action from the 1118.74 high of yesterday, which marked the end of what appears to have been an ending diagonal which can be applied to all the options, here are the counts:
Immediately bearish:
SPX 2 min chart:
This count is immediately bearish for Options 1, 3 and 4.
Obviously, it will be invalidated above the wave [2] high. It would be possible, however, to count the move since [1] as wave [2] in that event. But that would be invalidated above 1118.74. We're very close to both of those levels.
Moderately to very bullish:
SPX 1 min chart:
This count is moderately bullish for Options 1, 3 and 4, meaning that the high of 1118.74 was just a 3rd wave high and today's moves were the 4th and part of the 5th wave needed to complete the counts before we move down under those options.
Wave [3] would be 1.618 x wave [1] at about 1117, so it would probably go to at least the next higher fib level (2.618) at about 1123. Since wave [2] was a deep correction, I'd expect a shallower affair for wave [4].
Under Option 2, the expected 5 wave move up from today's low could be part of [5] of i within a 5 wave move for (c) of [ii], or, it may be the entirety of the (c) wave of [ii].
Under Option 5, 5 waves up from today's low would be the 5 waves required to complete three waves up from 1042.17.
An alternate count for the moderately bullish/very bullish case is that the whole of the sideways move today was a 4th wave and the late rally was just the start of the 5th wave (ie, no [1], [2]).
Alternate bullish count:
So, we'd now be in wave [1] up for the very bullish counts or, for the moderately bullish counts, the end of the rally from 1106.85 may represent the end of their up moves
