SPX reached the top of the flag:

SPX weekly update:

Keeping an eye on the daily SPX flag:

Is there enough gas left in the tank:

Weekly and monthly KISS chart:

A new flag in the making:

What a difference a few days make (compared to last Friday):

There are two choices: listen to the media for an explanation why the market did what it did, or follow market internals, and be ahead of the curve:

The bigger picture:

Higher low v. overbought mkt. internals and overhead resistance:

SPX recent rallies update:

Gold and Sector ETF scan based on Risk/Reward Oscillator:

Comparing the % of stocks in Distribution and Markdown phase:

A look at weekly ma cross fractal:

Extreme volatility -- the new normal:

The sprint from the bottom used up a lot of energy:

A different weekly perspective:

SPX recent rallies update:

A quick Channel, Buy Volume and % Bulls update:

And the fun continues unabated:

Monhtly channel update:

Taking volatility to a new level:

History repeating itself so far:

Here's a different monthly perspective:

and a weekly trend update:

Time to update the broken monthly trend chart:

and choose targets from the weekly chart:

But maybe no such luck this time around:

Rebounds have been pretty sharp so far this year:

The pattern is similar to the March and June lows. An inability to stage an even modest rally from these levels (a low odds scenario at this point) will signal that "crash" liquidation is in progress:

In any case, a lot more than a short-term rebound will be required to reverse the negative divergence between SPX and $ Flow:

Here's the weekly perspective:

Hanging on for dear life:

Can we get a tri-peat: