The 09/13/23 blog “S&P 500 – Elliott Wave Count Update – 09/13/23” illustrated that the S&P 500 (SPX) could rally to a chart resistance area. Today 09/14/23 the SPX hit that upside target.
Also noted in the 09/13/23 blog (The shallow and choppy decline from the SPX 09/11/23 top at 4,490.77 labeled Minuette wave (a) counts best as an Elliott wave “Double Zigzag”.)
The 5 – minute SPX chart courtesy of Trading View illustrates the Double Zigzag in greater detail.

Please use this chart for reference because it’s a classic example of an Elliott wave Double Zigzag correction.
If you don’t use the Elliott wave method just remember the two main characteristics of a Double Zigzag.
- Shallow trend angle.
- Choppy pattern, note the relatively deep rallies within in the decline.
The 15-minute SPX chart shows the Elliott wave count from the SPX peak on 07/27/23 to 09/14/23.

A move above the 09/01/23 peak at 4,541.25 labeled Minor wave “2” will invalidate the presumed Minute wave “ii” – boxed wave count.
However, because of the rally proportion since 09/07/23, and topping at chart resistance – a move above 4,511.99 would be suspicious.
There’s a good chance the SPX made an important top at 4,511.99. If so, U.S. stocks could begin a sharp and deep multi- week decline.