
A number of tracking counts are still on the table (Chart 1). The rally into the close has, not surprisingly, managed to deliver tricky a 7 wave advance since the May 25th low (Chart 2). We'll see if the market can eke out a 9 wave advance over the next few days.
Chart 3 updates the QE fractal in $RUT.




[830am] Overnight update (ES, DX) -
ES - There's enough overlap and retrace to rule out a nested 1s2s down scenario, leaving the LD-down count still on the table (red). The most likely count is a completed zigzag-down to the recent low with a running flat within the zigzag (blue). The recent low could be the end of the correction or the first leg of the correction (Chart 1).
The first five-up from the recent low may have completed based on a version of the squiggle count in (Chart 2, blue), or the overnight high is the top of the small degree 3rd wave of the initial five-up (Chart 2, green).