[1] The rebound looks more corrective than impulsive so far in both cash and futures (Chart 1 and Chart 2). It's too early to rule out either one of these possibilities. On the corrective count, the rebound is either a 2nd wave if market has topped, a wave b or a wave x.


Under that scenario, Friday's low in cash (and Sunday's low in futures) is an expanded flat wave (w) of [iv] of minor wave.
The current rebound is wave (x) of [iv], which can either end below or above the recent high, to be followed by wave (y)-down of [iv].
Not the best looking five down, just an attempt.
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