As I see it, SPX basically has two possibilities: Collapse now or collapse later.
On this next chart, SPX topped directly on last update's first "2/B?" label, so I had to move it up slightly so it wouldn't be covering the peak:
In conclusion, the market does have the option for a complex correction here, but I continue to believe, as I have since August 19, that the top is in. Be aware that the most bearish potential here is for us now to already be within a nested third wave -- and nested third waves are often "waterfall" or outright "crash" territory, so bulls should be exceptionally cautious heading forward. Trade safe.
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