As market sentiment swings accordingly at each end of this price range, the key question of whether the market is in a sideways fourth wave consolidation or a topping process (e.g. the 2011 top) remains to be answered (Chart 2).
Ironically, the assessment discussed since the March high has not changed. Odds likely favor a consolidation as long as the breakout above the long term resistance zone (see Chart 1) does not fail.


For the near term, we have some well-defined wave structure in the SP500 Emini since the April low (Chart 3).