
The blue count (bullish) in the first chart below puts today's decline into perspective with respect to the larger wave structure over the past week.
From this perspective, it's no wonder that the blue count and the red count (bearish) are in sync. Tricky business indeed. So is the VIX wedge (chart to the right).
The key level is last Thursday/Friday's low as mentioned in the [4PM] update - 1117.25 in ES and 1122.79 in SPX.

Odds now favor a multi-week or multi-month top (Chart 1), now that we have a clear five wave decline from today's high (Chart 2, red) . However, the rebound from today's low does not appear complete (Chart 3, red) .
The top bullish count survives until 1122.79 in SPX is violated. Partial confirmation comes when today's low is violated. See Chart 2, blue. The main reason being that the 5-wave decline could be the tail end of a complex second wave retrace or the first part of a zigzag that is the tail end of a complex second wave trace.


If this scenario plays out, it would correlate with the proposed rebound in stocks well ([Y] of ii-up in Chart 3).